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… post-judgment motions also tried the parties' divorce. In a companion case involving plaintiff's challenge to the … reference our recitation of the facts and rulings from the companion case here. Post-judgment plaintiff filed a flurry … motions and emergent applications, arguing he could not comply with his obligations under the judgment. On June 5, …
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… arrest and for the VOP were the only impediments to him becoming a lawful permanent resident (LPR). Defendant asserted … to the eluding and resisting charges also barred him from becoming an LPR. Defendant alleged he told his plea counsel … NO IMMIGRATION CONSEQUENCES TO DEFENDANT'S GUILTY PLEA, COMBINED WITH THE FAILURE OF VOP COUNSEL TO ADDRESS THE …
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… what you see on TV. . . . And two people . . . elect to commit this robbery. And I'm going to drive and the person … up shooting the security guard. And you kill him. Now you come out, we get caught. My involvement, 6 A-5746-17T4 my … that an indictment need not specifically include "accomplice liability." While we agree the indictment against …
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… Republic. He claimed he killed his wife because he was commanded to do so by voices in his head that started after … N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a); and, in a bifurcated proceeding, of committing the murder by his own conduct, during the commission of a burglary and in violation of a domestic …
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… "pass muster" so long as it is "firm, clear, and accomplished without delay." State v. Vallejo, 198 N.J. 122, … whether there is "tolerance for the risk of imperfect compliance[,]" essentially determining whether the … conclude defendant appeared in the video was a legitimate comment on the evidence and a reasonable inference to be …
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… with their children as a family. The Division filed its complaint for care and supervision after receiving reports … physical custody to M.P. and detailing the services to be completed. Although the order finding abuse and neglect … in the attached disposition order are in force pending compliance review and further order of the court," the box …
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… identification, K.B. was charged in a juvenile delinquency complaint alleging conduct, which if committed by an adult would constitute: second-degree … saw the defendant with no mask on and a gun in his hand come into the laundry room, look directly at the camera, and …
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… defendant was convicted of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-1; first-degree … discovered evidence). The judge also determined that after "comparing the plea allocution" with "the [co-defendant's] … be filed within one year of the date on which the claim becomes cognizable," the court determined that defendant's …
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… distinguish Claudio from his parents because they share a common surname and utilize Tanya's first name for the sake … "left to her own [devices] with regard to enforcement remedies which could be perfected by bringing another action … the exercise of careful and just discretion in denying remedies where a suitor is guilty of bad faith, fraud or …
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… contract to coach one of the school's athletic teams, who becomes "permanently and totally disabled as a direct result … the evaluations were forwarded through the chain of command to the District superintendent, and before hiring … heavily on the Court's dicta in Kasper, the ALJ rendered a comprehensive initial decision finding Mulcahey was eligible …
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… had admitted that just over $26,000 of the seized funds had come from legal sources. Initially, the trial court granted … pool. Bovery did not report the "gifts" he received as income to federal or state taxing authorities. Bovery … this forfeiture action. The parties then engaged in and completed discovery. Thereafter, the State and claimants …
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… I, Inc. for unpaid assessments for their share of common expenses, together with late fees, interest on … must satisfy four inquiries: (1) why discovery has not been completed within time and counsel's diligence in pursuing … Here, none of the Vitti factors are present. We perceive no compelling reason proffered by defendants to support their …
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… M.F. went into his home when the man gestured to him to come over to the man's porch. When M.F. got in the house, he … system reportedly seen in defendants' home by Lt. Maczko. Accompanied by Phillipsburg police officers, she then went to … Megan's Law status. Based upon defendant's repetitive and compulsive behavior, the judge rejected his request to apply …
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… directing the return of funds she received from a deferred compensation plan under the QDRO, and awarding defendant … fifty percent of the coverture portion of Lee's deferred compensation plan measured from the date of the marriage through the date of the filing of the divorce complaint. The court also ordered the parties to jointly …
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… arbitrarily and capriciously by including annualized income from her then-nineteen-year-old daughter, who was a … hour and during a forty-hour week was paid $480 in gross income. T.H. was being paid $8.38 per hour. During one … just over twenty-six hours and earned $294.47 in gross income, and during the second two-week period she worked just …
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… these appeals. On August 7, 2018, M.M. obtained a TRO. Her complaint alleged assault, claiming J.M. threw a clipboard … injured her 3 A-0635-18T2 the evening of August 6. M.M.'s complaint alleged J.M. punched her in the back of the head … made statements causing her to fear for her life. M.M.'s complaint detailed a history of assault, verbal abuse, and …
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… January 14th, '04, the Court in addition to 1 DYFS was a common reference to the Division of Youth and Family … sentence was suspended for three years with the immediate commencement of PSL. See 6 A-0024-18T2 More than four years … sentence of parole supervision for life, which shall commence immediately . . . ."). 7 A-0024-18T2 defendant's …
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… after a jury found him guilty of first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3(a). Defendant was … Laquan Dwight, and Russell with: first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a), … trial judge gave the following definition of conspiracy to commit murder: 1.) That the defendant agreed with another …
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… and individual therapy. Robert frequently failed to comply with those services, did not attend monthly meetings … on disability from the military and attended Sussex County Community School. He admitted being aware of Susan's drug … "but spoke of traumatic incidents as if he experienced combat." He told CEC "he experienced blackouts, flashbacks …
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… him to another location near his cousin's home, and she complied. Once at the location, K.C. and defendant parked … he would file the paperwork and enter the charge in the computer , and that he could "get rid of the paperwork." … Later that day, defendant served K.C. with a summons and a complaint with upgraded charges. K.C. asked defendant, "what …