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… had been fully repaid. In October 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce, and defendant filed an answer and … irreconcilable differences. At the time plaintiff filed her complaint, the outstanding balance on the HELOC was about … argues the trial judge erred by: (1) not imputing any income to plaintiff in computing alimony and child support; …
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… 2C:12-1(b)(2) (counts six, seven and nine), and his concomitant sentence.1 In his merits brief, he argues: POINT I … letter brief he adds: POINT [I] THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED PLAIN ERROR BY FAILING TO CLARIFY THAT A CHARGE OF … to the trial judge, to be made in the context of any future trial. See State v. Green, 236 N.J. 71, 80-81 (2018) …
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… (1967). 2 State v. Sands, 76 N.J. 127 (1978). 4 A-4378-18T2 committed on prior and separate occasions, regardless of the … discretion 6 A-4378-18T2 August 31, 2018 order. In the accompanying thirty-two page written statement of reasons, the … to the following issues: (1) whether trial counsel properly communicated with defendant, investigated the evidence, and …
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… manslaughter, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-4(a)(1), in exchange for a recommended sentence of a twenty-year term, subject to the … answered in the affirmative and acknowledged he was competent. The judge also noted that defendant stipulated to … counsel acted below professional norms in the face of the futility of appealing his sentence." The State does not …
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… In this matter we consider whether the trial court committed reversible error by admitting evidence of a … They lived together in the Mravlag Manor apartment complex, Building 30. Saturday, March 26th was Ms. Johnson's … gave chase and caught defendant again. Once both cars stopped, he ordered defendant to get out of his car with his …
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… appeal from the New Jersey Board of Pharmacy, Division of Community Affairs, Department of Law and Public Safety. … anti-competitive conduct, and the doctrine of equitable estoppel required the Board to approve petitioner's … examination and diagnosis as well as application of remedies[.]'" Petitioner argues a pharmacy's activities of …
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… Susan L. Romeo, of counsel and on the brief). Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for … noted that defendant did not challenge the fact that he committed a motor vehicle infraction by parking in a … drug at any one time. They typically do not save heroin for future use. When heroin users are arrested, they might be in …
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… of Tess; her mother and sister, who both testified as fresh-complaint witnesses;3 the lead detective, through whom … additional examination or testing, including any DNA or DNA comparisons." The jury deliberated over the course 2 … "started rubbing her thigh . . . [t]owards her vagina." Stopping short of touching Tess's vagina, defendant told …
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… provision, permitting the State to revoke its sentencing recommendation if the defendant is arrested on new charges … that limit the State's right to revoke its sentencing recommendation or recommend a harsher sentence if a defendant … 2C:35-5(b)(1). The charges arose from a motor vehicle stop in Atlantic City. According to the affidavit of probable …
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… charged him with failure to pay $194,817.56 in gross income tax for tax year 2007. Thereafter, defendant entered a … purposes of his motion, that defendant filed his gross income A-4479-14T2 4 tax return on July 7, 2008. It was due … Defendant reported over $2.3 million in taxable income, but failed to remit any tax then due, which he …
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… so X-rays were taken to rule out any fractures. A doctor recommended ice and ointment for the swelling on the right arm … she and the child were living, saw her hitting Mary and "commented to her not to hit [Mary] that she will get in … Yvette beat Mary with her hand and did not intercede to stop Yvette. What beating defendant saw was sufficiently …
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… that his counsel was ineffective by failing to request a competency hearing at trial and by failing to assert a … testified that while he took a shower in the bathroom at a community pool, he saw defendant taking a shower at the … then moved for a new trial arguing defendant had not been competent to stand trial because he abused drugs and alcohol …
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… daughter, A.S. (Anne).2 Nancy alleges the trial judge committed a number of errors which deprived her of due … regarding whether she could provide that in the foreseeable future? A: Yes. My opinion is that she can't. Q: And what is … different burdens of proof, and all for different remedies." Id. at 105 (citing Div. of Youth & Fam. Servs. v. …
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… was in the hallway outside his room. The officers, accompanied by a hotel security officer, then went to see … States Constitution and this state's common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and evidence rule, … exposed Mary to that risk. Mary's testimony at trial refuted that argument. Mary testified that she was restrained …
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… evidence, etc. Definition of Bailment : Under the Uniform Commercial Code “bailee” is defined as “the person who by a … duty of care of a warehouseman and carrier, see Cases and Commentary under Mutual Bailment, below.] INTRODUCTORY … stored in garage with the owner retaining key and right to come and go as he/she pleased). See also parking lot cases …
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… County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Patrick F. Galdieri, II, of counsel and on the brief). PER CURIAM NOT FOR … a person matching the CI's description of Akers. When they stopped him, after observing his interaction with a "known … with Detective Maldonado at a predetermined location after completing the transaction, and, as memorialized by …
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… 17 he had an altercation with defendant's grandson, Christopher Smith,1 at defendant's home. Marcus reported that, … in the home while the application was made unless she was accompanied by an officer. Hughes informed defendant she must … with the Evesham Police Department's policy is not refuted by any evidence presented at trial. 20 A-3465-20 …
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… charged him with failure to pay $194,817.56 in gross income tax for tax year 2007. Thereafter, defendant entered a … purposes of his motion, that defendant filed his gross income A-4479-14T2 4 tax return on July 7, 2008. It was due … Defendant reported over $2.3 million in taxable income, but failed to remit any tax then due, which he …
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… so X-rays were taken to rule out any fractures. A doctor recommended ice and ointment for the swelling on the right arm … she and the child were living, saw her hitting Mary and "commented to her not to hit [Mary] that she will get in … Yvette beat Mary with her hand and did not intercede to stop Yvette. What beating defendant saw was sufficiently …
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… that his counsel was ineffective by failing to request a competency hearing at trial and by failing to assert a … testified that while he took a shower in the bathroom at a community pool, he saw defendant taking a shower at the … then moved for a new trial arguing defendant had not been competent to stand trial because he abused drugs and alcohol …