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… PRESENTED RAISE A REASONABLE PROBABILITY OF A DIFFERENT OUTCOME. (Raised below). 1 The notice of motion is undated, but … contradictory; 2) . . . the evidence was discovered after completion of the trial and was 'not discoverable by … claim, a defendant must present competent evidence in the form of affidavits or …
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… appeal from the Law Division order dismissing their complaint against defendant,2 after a jury returned a … "out the window to see if there was any rain, or anything coming down." Feeling no precipitation, she decided to walk … freezing over in a thin layer of ice. Is that correct? A: Yeah. There would be that potential for anything. . . . . Q: …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2017-913. Lois Law Firm, … of disability and impairment ratings, including workers' compensation cases. He evaluated petitioner in November and … to the side of the trailer. 5 A-3844-18T2 The judge of compensation issued a comprehensive oral decision on March …
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… of the home. In July 2016, the Division filed a verified complaint and Order to Show Cause (OTSC) for the care and … for a psychological evaluation. The May 2016 evaluation recommended Cheryl comply with supportive therapy and undergo a psychiatric …
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… affirm for the reasons expressed in Judge John I. Gizzo's comprehensive and well-reasoned written opinion. We … he worked as a driver for his brother's roadside assistance company, which responded to service calls for customers of companies such as AAA and All America. On July 21, 2011, at …
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… sexual assault. Under the agreement, the State recommended an aggregate forty- year sentence, with a minimum … returned a superseding indictment, number 02- 07-00494, combining defendant's charges from indictment number … filed a motion with the PCR court requesting the court to compel production of PCR discovery from the CMCPO. In the …
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… E. DOERFLER, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. FEDERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. _____________________________ … E. DOERFLER, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. CHUBB INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, Defendant-Respondent. … of the parties will be fulfilled." Flomerfelt v. Cardiello, 202 N.J. 432, 441 (2010). An insurance policy should …
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… leaving them prone on the floor. Gallardo gave the men the combination to the store's safe. While on the ground, … did not want to speak to her? A I think I just said that, yeah, that I wanted to – that I was going to testify in … testified he was at Blake's party when the crimes were committed, admitted to being called "Fitz," and admitted to …
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… 1, 2012 order in the amount of $198 weekly, "payable by income withholding from [plaintiff's] employer, Irvington … an order to enforce litigant's rights commanding a disobedient party to comply with a prior order" or face sanctions. … which is cross-referenced in Rule 1:10-3, offers useful remedies to coerce a recalcitrant litigant. The remedies are …
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… Inc. (Sunrise) appeals from a judgment dismissing its complaint in lieu of prerogative writs, which sought to … tract setbacks. The zone also has an affordable housing component, requiring that twenty percent of the for-sale … consultant. Furthermore, the Board heard and received comments from the public, many of whom opposed the …
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… as if to retrieve or conceal something. Defendant did not come to an immediate stop. He continued and eventually … defendant to exit the vehicle and show his hands. Defendant complied, and Ledet patted him down. At this time, three … to dismiss all remaining charges in the indictment and recommended a total of ten 9 A-5130-17T4 years' imprisonment, …
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… MARIO GONZALEZ, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. LAUMAR ROOFING COMPANY, INC., Defendant-Appellant/ Third-Party Plaintiff, … relinquished their right to pursue common-law remedies in exchange for automatic entitlement to certain, but … reflected in the exemption is to provide an election of remedies only for the injured employee and his or her …
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… the expertise of the [court] in this 'specialized and complex area.'" Advance Hous., Inc. v. Twp. of Teaneck, 215 … unnecessary because Lyndhurst's certifications did not overcome the self-executing application of the Freeze Act where …
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… with his identification. The detective then conducted a computer search of that name, which came up negative. The … car and ordered defendant to the ground, but he ignored the command, tussled with the detective, and then continued to … an element which would have added another significant ingredient to the charges. We respectfully disagree with the …
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… (10) "order or sequence set," as the he was not directed to complete his work in a particular order or sequence; (11) … materials," because he was not provided "office supplies, computer, secretarial support or any other supplies or … the individual to be classified as an employee under the common-law test." The Board adopted the Division's view that …
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… of his pension from the date of the PSA to the present; compelling defendant to pay $156 per month, representing the … motion in its entirety; determining any credits due upon completion of the amended Court Order Approved for … an ability-to-pay hearing prior to incarceration for disobedience of a prior court order). Affirmed. … LINDA L. FELTON …
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… prong, an "erroneous strategic prediction about the outcome of a trial is not necessarily deficient performance." … assistance at the plea stage must show that "the outcome of the plea process would have been different with competent advice." Id. at 163. When a defendant claims that …
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… case are set forth at length in Judge Sara Beth Johnson's comprehensive written decision and need not be repeated here … sobriety tests, which defendant was unable to successfully complete.1 She also administered the Horizontal Gaze … testified that he also detected the smell of alcohol coming from defendant as she performed the field sobriety …
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… pointed it at the manager and demanded money. The manager complied, giving him money from the company safe. The gun discharged at some point, wounding an … employee. Defendant fled the store. In a nearby apartment complex, he unsuccessfully attempted to carjack a vehicle. …
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… the judge found nothing in the record which revealed any communication between the investigator and trial counsel. … Defendant argues that the one-year time limitation should commence with our affirmance of the first PCR denial, on … January 12, 2009 alibi statements submitted, which did not comply with the requirements of Rule 3:22-10(c), failed to …