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… According to Mendez, when a hose is stored correctly it comes out one layer at a time, and it was unusual for "a large pile of hose to come down like that." After returning to the fire station on … 27). "Arbitrary and capricious action of administrative bodies means willful and unreasoning action, without …
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… granting defendant Carvana, LLC's motion to dismiss the complaint and compel arbitration of plaintiff's NOT FOR PUBLICATION … must be resolved by the arbitrator." Id. at 208-09 (citing Prima Paint Corp. v. Flood & Conklin Mfg. Co., 388 U.S. 395, …
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… The State dismissed the remaining charges and recommended defendant be sentenced to ten years subject to the … a consecutive sentence, consistent with its plea recommendation. The court analyzed the aggravating and … hearing only where: (1) a defendant is able to prove a prima facie case of ineffective assistance of counsel, (2) …
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… plaintiff judgment in the amount of $4,077.20. Plaintiff's complaint set forth two causes of action: alleged breach of … would look for the UPS email. As stated, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Special Civil Part alleging breach of … a judg[]ment against . . . defendant[s] for a failure to comply to get the product delivered to him and for consumer …
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… of intention to foreclose the mortgage. Plaintiff filed its complaint two months later, alleging, among other things, … to what was raised on summary judgment," and had "really become subject to res judicata and collateral estoppel." … 34 [(App. Div. 1952)], the plaintiff has established a prima facie case to foreclose. There has been execution, …
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… items were introduced into evidence by either party. At the commencement of the hearing, defendant stipulated that he … monitoring, observing, surveilling, threatening, or communicating to or about, a person, or interfering with a person's property; repeatedly committing harassment against a person; or repeatedly …
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… argued the cause for respondent (Law Office of Frank A. Viscomi, attorneys; Mario C. Colitti on the brief). The opinion … into evidence. She also argues the trial court's error was compounded by defendant Carole L. Venetianer's use of … 2018 and June 2019. Plaintiff sued defendant, and trial commenced on June 1, 2022. The witnesses who testified at …
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… motion record in this appeal. In October 2013, AA filed a complaint for debt collection against Toft. Toft was served with the complaint but never filed an answer or other responsive … June . . . 2020 . . . order[] dismissing [her] class action complaint[] as barred by the entire controversy doctrine." …
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… is limited. Allstars Auto Grp., Inc. v. N.J. Motor Vehicle Comm'n, 234 N.J. 150, 157 (2018) (citing Russo v. Bd. of … its conclusion." In re State & Sch. Emps.' Health Benefits Comm'ns' Implementation of Yucht, 233 N.J. 267, 280 (2018) …
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… the hospital and when initially examined at the scene only complained of head pain. Plaintiff did tell the EMT she had … surgeries. 3 A-3832-21 On June 23, 2017, plaintiff filed a complaint then an amended complaint naming defendants. The trial began on May 31, …
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… Gummer, Vanek and Jacobs. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 290-10/22. Juan C. … Deputy Attorney General, argued the cause for respondent Commissioner of Education (Matthew J. Platkin, Attorney … appeals the May 15, 2024 final decision of the New Jersey Commissioner of Education (the Commissioner) granting the …
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… in the light most favorable to the State, establishing a prima facie case as to each crime. State v. Hogan, 144 N.J. … on hearsay and other evidence which may not be legally competent or admissible at the plenary trial . . . ." State … Rather, evidence concerning the property's value was composed only of the property manager's "testimony that that …
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… his "child support arrears by eliminating the day care component of the child support award . . . retroactive to … his calculation that his 3 A-1101-24 share of the childcare component of the support award equaled $64.00. He multiplied … submission, testimony, and arguments, the hearing officer recommended the court deny defendant's application to modify …
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… not review the State's evidence with him until the trial commenced. He claimed appellate counsel failed to argue … raised the issues requested by defendant, a different outcome would have resulted." The judge emphasized 7 A-2969-23 …
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… Judge Mary Beth Kramer. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend an eleven-year sentence subject to the No Early … sentencing phases of the underlying criminal investigation compromised his defense and unduly prejudiced his case." … Id. at 463-64 (quoting Strickland, 466 U.S. at 694). This prima facie claim must raise more than mere bald assertions …
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… failed to include a statement of the extraordinary and compelling circumstances, as required by Rule 3:28-3(b)(1), … finding defendant failed to present extraordinary and compelling circumstances as required under the Rule and also … admission and found factor four—the desire of the complainant or victim to forego prosecution—was …
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… murder, first-degree robbery, second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, and related weapons possession offenses, … PCR petition without an evidentiary hearing. In an accompanying written decision, after recounting the facts and … the PCR judge found all four claims failed to establish a prima facie case of ineffective assistance of counsel (IAC) …
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… for THC. The correctional facility charged Patiounga with committing prohibited act *.204. The next day, a sergeant at … at the time of the infraction. Patiounga was found competent and responsible for his actions. At an October 11, … 120 days in the restorative housing unit; 180 days loss of commutation time; 365 days of urine monitoring; 365 days …
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… became worse forcing [her] to stay with a friend." In her accompanying NOTC, plaintiff stated she sustained permanent … a severe staph infection requiring treatment by an induced coma, constituted an extraordinary circumstance). However, … nonetheless concluded "there [was] no evidence that these complaints were of sufficient immediate concern to her or …
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… A-2142-23 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent. v. FREDDIE L. GRAHAM, Defendant-Appellant. … Division, Passaic County, Indictment No. 07-03-0298. Freddie L. Graham, appellant pro se. Camelia M. Valdes, Passaic … stemming from a brutal attack that left the victim in a coma. He was sentenced as a persistent offender under …