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… also stated he understood if he did not successfully complete the Recovery Court program, he would be subject to … Act (NERA), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2.1 Defendant successfully completed the Recovery Court program in November 2016. In … defendant in the PCR petition. In a written opinion and accompanying order of June 26, 2020, the court denied the PCR …
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… threatening her life. Defendant stalked R.K. through these communications, followed her, and climbed onto the roof of … for the dismissal of the remaining charges in the other complaints. As part of the plea agreement, defendant … the plea knowingly and voluntarily with the assistance of competent counsel" and defendant was "satisfied" with …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Haekyoung Suh in her comprehensive sixty-five-page opinion. I. The evidence was … with Anna prior to Michael's birth. Paternity tests completed in 2018 and 2019 indicated that John is not the … a low frustration tolerance and expected strict obedience of children. Dr. Swanson concluded to a reasonable …
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… should not offer an opinion on something that the jury can come to a decision to on its own. Id. at 469-70. The purpose … a rate faster than other vehicles on the roadway. The above comments provided the same impact that testimony stating … that defendant lost control of his vehicle, crossed into oncoming traffic, and collided with plaintiff's vehicle while …
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… In exchange for those pleas, the State agreed to recommend concurrent fifteen-year terms, subject to the parole … or medication. He acknowledged that he had a full and complete opportunity to review the evidence and discovery … understood the terms of the plea agreement, including the recommended sentence on each count. The court accepted the …
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… found aggravating factors three, the risk defendant will commit another offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3); six, … court found mitigating factor six, defendant has or will compensate the victim of his crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(6). Based on defendant's failure to comply with the conditions of special Drug Court probation, …
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… last fourteen months of his life. Specifically, plaintiff's complaint focused on decedent's development of pressure … 2016. Kennedy's discharge diagnoses for decedent included complicated urinary tract infection, atrial fibrillation, … speech. On December 19, 2016, decedent returned to Kennedy, complaining of diarrhea and other bowel-related issues. At …
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… the marks, telling the worker she had no idea where they'd come from and speculated he may have inflicted them himself. … court erred by improperly basing its decision on those incompetent statements, ignoring contrary evidence and … a preponderance of 13 A-3702-19 probabilities according to common experience'" (quoting In re Est. of Reininger, 388 …
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… of unemployment benefits. The supplemental briefing was completed in January 2017. March 6, 2017 APPROVED FOR … due to his disability and as a reprisal for seeking accommodation of his disability. The jury awarded defendant … $14,000, representing fifty percent of the unemployment compensation plaintiff had received. A second judge heard …
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… & Zegas, Current N.J. Rules of Evidence, 1991 Supreme Court Committee Comment on N.J.R.E. 804(a) (2016); N.J.S.A. 2A:84A Appendix … Justice Robert N. Wilentz, dated September 15, 1992, the recommendations of the 1991 Supreme Court Committee on the …
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… ago, the Legislature amended New Jersey's Unemployment Compensation Law (the UCL), N.J.S.A. 43:21-1 to -56, … A worker who leaves "for personal reasons, however compelling, . . . is disqualified under the statute." Ibid.; … leaves work, "and for each week thereafter until [she] becomes reemployed . . . works eight weeks . . . and has …
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… inmates in a housing unit. During that shift, her commander told her she had to work another eight-hour shift … back together." Fifteen or twenty minutes later, her commander relieved her for the day, as someone arrived to … lots. Recognizing those decisions involved employees coming to, or going from work, the Board nonetheless …
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… for the reasons set forth in the trial judge's "comprehensive and well-reasoned written opinion." A.L., slip … judicial opinions have been extraordinarily concise when compared to the compelling issues presented. The Court's landmark decision …
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… and sentences on two indictments relating to crimes committed in 2006 and 2007. In order to understand the … Indictment 07-09-3244. In return, the State agreed to recommend an aggregate term of incarceration of eighteen … noted he pled guilty to offenses in the 2007 indictment committed while on bail for crimes charged in the 2006 5 …
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… on In re Siegel, 133 N.J. 162, 170 (1993), the DRB recommended disbarment. The Court dismissed without prejudice … firm, and because evidence that may exist in Utah cannot be compelled by respondent here, the Court cannot conclude that … but, relying on In re Siegel, 133 N.J. 162, 170 (1993), recommended respondent’s disbarment. Thereafter, respondent …
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… judge correctly found that Officer Gawin's testimony complied with the statutory requirements establishing that … whether litigation was contemplated by the declarant, the complexity of the subject matter, and the likelihood of …
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… conducting a bench trial, dismissed with prejudice the complaint as to defendant Thomas G. Huffman. We affirm. I. … of the check in big letters. 5 A-1201-21 Plaintiff filed a complaint in which he asserted he had purchased all of … conceded he had not served Woods or Mosley with the complaint. Accordingly, the judge dismissed the complaint as …
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… to the corporate defendant as "S.L. Licker, Inc." in his complaint and throughout the record. In our opinion, we … a June 28, 2021 Special Civil Part order dismissing his complaint, which sought a temporary and permanent … because Licker wrongfully resorted to "self-help remedies." Plaintiff posited the parties entered into a …
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… hit her knee. She returned to work after receiving workers' compensation and surgery 4 A-0021-21 on her knee. She also … and returned to work. Petitioner detailed her subjective complaints. She testified to the pain in her shoulders and … Dr. Berman "was of the opinion that petitioner's subjective complaints did not cause her to be permanently and totally …
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… in B.D.'s arguments and affirm. Megan's Law was designed to combat "the danger of recidivism posed by sex offenders." In … sex offenders must register with the State, while the community-notification aspects,3 define the standards for determining the level of community 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23. 2 N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -5. …