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… 15, 2010, petitioner slipped and fell on ice before commencing a snowplowing job for the County of Mercer, his … 2014 before another ALJ (initial ALJ), who retired prior to completing an initial decision. Thereafter, the matter was … statement of facts discusses only his testimony, completely omitting any discussion of his expert's …
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… STRAUS ASSOCIATES II and 11 HISTORY LANE OPERATING COMPANY, LLC, d/b/a CAREONE AT JACKSON, … Straus Associates II and 11 History Lane Operating Company, LLC, d/b/a CareOne at Jackson (CareOne) appeal from a January 19, 2018 order compelling the payment of rent "up to the date of closing" …
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… Specifically he argues: BECAUSE DEFENDANT FLED BEFORE HE COMMITTED ANY OFFENSE, AND BECAUSE HE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY … there was no underlying crime that defendant was accused of committing, as the officers were trying to arrest defendant … charge was warranted. The judge observed that defendant committed three separate acts in his encounter with the …
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… to dismiss the remaining counts in the indictment and recommended the court sentence defendant to a term of … register as a convicted sex offender under N.J.S.A. 2C:7-2, commonly known as Megan's Law. Defendant did not appeal his … 24, 2015. In support of his petition, defendant cited studies that "suggest" that individuals released from prison …
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… uneven. Nonetheless, defendant claimed that he successfully completed the field sobriety tests and attributed the … verdicts based upon "[d]efendant's failure to successfully complete sobriety tests and the police officer's observation … 157 N.J. 463, 471 (1999). The rule of deference is more compelling where, such as here, the municipal and Law …
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… 2C:11-3(a)(3), robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-1, and possession … IN A FACT PATTERN WHERE THE SUBSTANTIVE OFFENSE WAS NEVER COMPLETED (Not raised below). POINT III THE DEFENDANT'S … RECEIVING A SENTENCE SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER THAN THAT EMBODIED IN THE PROPOSED PLEA OFFER. Defendant also raises the …
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… him guilty of, and imposing disciplinary sanctions for, committing prohibited acts *.004, fighting with another … of the religious services room when he heard loud arguing coming from the room and went to investigate. When he … got upset because he could not walk up and down stairs to complete his required paralegal work due to his disability, …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:7-2(a), a provision in the Registration and Community Notification Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -11, also … charging him with offenses pertaining to his failure to comply with Megan's Law misstated the predicate offense did …
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… petition should be accepted as timely because he did not become aware that he was subject to deportation until June 13, … Following oral argument, Judge Ronald Reisner rendered a comprehensive thirty-seven page written decision denying …
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… he lacked the physical capability as an elderly man to have committed the murder of the younger victim. Second, he … State's witnesses, highlight defendant's difficulties in communicating, and point out shortcomings in the police's investigation. The judge also noted …
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… statement because he dropped the bag or because he was uncomfortable in police presence. Our standard of review on a … to have 'abandoned' it. An occupied taxicab is not to be compared to an open field or vacated hotel room." Id. at 262 … stated: The court does not find or has not been given any competent evidence to find that there was a significant time …
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… defendant did not dispute he entered the victim's home to commit a burglary. In a statement provided to the police, … third-degree burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2, the State would recommend a ten-year term of imprisonment and dismiss the … to reject the plea offer. Third, as for the PCR court's comment the doctor conceded the injuries could have occurred …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(7). In exchange, the State agreed to recommend that the court sentence defendant to a term of … years old at the time. His educational background included completing one year of college. The judge questioned … years, conditioned upon a substance abuse evaluation, and compliance with any requirements or recommendations made by …
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… with a former client. After the carrier filed this complaint, the attorney and his firm assigned their rights … judgment. We affirm. In December 2013, Ironshore filed this complaint for declaratory judgment against its insureds – … Wolf were later dismissed. 3 In August 2012, the Receiver commenced a civil action against Pappas Defendants alleging …
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… participation in a criminal offense," a defendant can overcome the privilege against disclosure by showing "that the … U.S. at 63-65). A CI's mere presence at the time defendant commits a crime does not require disclosure of the CI's role … was convicted . . . ."). In our review of an order compelling disclosure of a CI's identity, we apply an abuse …
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… or harassing in nature"). Obviously, defendant did not feel compelled to remain at the scene. He kept walking, signaling …
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… letter forming the basis of the fair hearing request and a completed Authorized Representative Form designating Future … appeal wrote to DMAHS as counsel to Future Care Consultants complaining of the agency's failure to have responded to … the agency "will permit claimants an additional 30 days to complete the request, the time periods here exceed …
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… 2009. On September 19, 2014, plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint based on defendants' default (the 2014 foreclosure … of defendants' affirmative defenses and counterclaims in a comprehensive twenty-one page written decision. On January …
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… regardless of future "increases or decreases in their income." The parties were married in 2003. Two children were … alleges that after his medical license was revoked, his income decreased by 90% and many parties filed lawsuits … was $280,000 in arrears. He claimed at that time that his income had been reduced from many millions to $500,000 per …
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… UIM policy form. I. The underlying facts are uncomplicated and essentially undisputed. On November 15, … be offset against the $100,000 UIM limit. As such, the combined settlements of $100,000 exhausted the UIM coverage … that Rite Aid's self-insured status 6 A-2895-16T4 does not comport with the literal terms of N.J.S.A. 17:28- 1.1(e)(1). …