-
njcourts.gov
… 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 a forensic report, which revealed defendant was competent to stand trial so long as he continued taking his …
-
njcourts.gov
… 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 …
-
njcourts.gov
… act was leaving the scene of the fatal accident without stopping to render aid or call for emergency medical … explaining her decision not to merge the convictions as compared to the more comprehensive statement of reasons the … as to one count of the indictment would be a necessary ingredient to a conviction under another count; whether one act …
-
njcourts.gov
… denying his application for reinstatement, dismissing his complaint, and affirming the administrative decision. We … at 579. "[W]e must ensure there is 'a residuum of legal and competent 4 A-2386-19 evidence in the record to support'" … his version of events. But the record shows plaintiff's laptop was later reconfigured to factory settings based upon …
-
njcourts.gov
… a hybrid vehicle designed to shut off when it came to a stop. As for taking the car back, she testified Surguladze … she "wasn't able to turn it on." Their mechanic friend recommended a locksmith, who came and unlocked the car, and … of Motor 6 A-0565-16T3 Vehicles to "flip" the title to his company twenty days after the sale that he learned the New …
-
njcourts.gov
… deposition, when asked whether he was aware of any studies in the Journal of Clinical Oncology pertaining to the … prejudice to T.L., and the plain error standard does not compel reversal, especially because counsel’s failure to … Pegasys. A benefit of Pegasys is that a patient can stop taking it 5 after only forty-eight weeks. T.L. was …
-
njcourts.gov
… saw him drive to and from the Johnson Avenue apartment complex. That same evening, police followed Boone from … drug transaction. Boone then drove back to the apartment complex. On August 29, 2012, Detective Dennis Conway of the … for amicus curiae Attorney General of New Jersey (Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney; Jenny M. Hsu, …
-
njcourts.gov
… opinion may not have been summarized.) State v. Tawian Bacome (A-9-15) (075953) Argued November 30, 2016 -- Decided … passenger in an automobile to exit a vehicle after a valid stop. In April 2011, detectives observed defendant driving a … men used and dealt narcotics and the police had received complaints of traffic to and from defendant’s apartment, …
-
njcourts.gov
… 12 Committee of Vicinage Coordinators of Interpreting Services … 13 Introduction The aim of this directory is to facilitate communication (1) among the primary court managers who … Page 2 of 13 Vicinage I: Atlantic and Cape May Christopher Koos, Operations Manager for Atlantic Atlantic County …
-
njcourts.gov
… Susan L. Romeo, of counsel and on the brief). Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for … based on her training and observations; (2) the vehicle stop 5 A-1902-18T3 was permissible because the van was … noted that defendant did not challenge the fact that he committed a motor vehicle infraction by parking in a …
-
njcourts.gov
… to a change of employment and a related reduction in his compensation.1 Plaintiff cross-appeals from the same order, … alimony "consisting of 25% of husband's total gross compensation up to a total of [$]1,250,000.00 per annum." At … accepted plaintiff's testimony about why he initially stopped searching for a job after accepting the position at …
-
njcourts.gov
… Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for respondent (Christopher J. Gramiccioni, Monmouth County Prosecutor, attorney; … to consuming the fifth drink she felt "tipsy" but "[n]ot completely drunk." However, her fifth drink "tasted a little … to Baltimore. J.S. testified she felt "differently" when compared to previous occasions that she consumed similar …
-
njcourts.gov
… against" defendant in exchange for the State's recommendation that he receive a time-served sentence. The … noticed people pursuing defendant, and told defendant to come inside of the building. Salaam opened a double-door and … A POSSIBLE ASSAULT BY HIS PURSUERS OR WITH THE INTENT TO COMMIT AN OFFENSE. THE FLAWS IN THE CHARGE WERE COMPOUNDED …
-
njcourts.gov
… 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; …
-
njcourts.gov
… 17 order) granting summary judgment dismissal of her complaint against defendants Whale Beach Builders, LLC … motion: for reconsideration; for leave to file an amended complaint; and to extend discovery. As to Nolt, we vacate … the May 25 order denying McLaughlin's motion to amend her complaint to add new parties and claims with prejudice to a …
-
njcourts.gov
… for Piscataway and ordered the appointment of condemnation commissioners to determine the farm's fair market value as … CROSS-APPEAL IS BARRED BASED UPON ISSUE PRECLUSION, ESTOPPEL OR WAIVER. Piscataway raises the following points on … the change order provide ample support to pursue further studies to determine the cost of remediation. In light of …
-
njcourts.gov
… 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 …
-
njcourts.gov
… domestic violence-related charges as a sanction for the complaining witness's recalcitrant behavior on the witness … N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(4) (count three). Accordingly, the complaining witness, P.K.,1 did not testify at the retrial. … points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN DISREGARDING [DEFENDANT]'S …
-
njcourts.gov
… (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 …
-
njcourts.gov
… emergency room at J.F.K. Medical Center, where he arrived comatose and in critical condition. His treating physician's … after he left the hospital, plaintiff filed a June 20, 2016 complaint seeking a temporary restraining order against defendant under the PDVA. The complaint alleged defendant committed the predicate act of …