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… relationship, the parties agreed informally M.F. would have primary custody of the child, with C.N. having frequent … record. According to C.N., T.K. was regularly in the company of the child and was sometimes responsible for her … to the order as the December 7, 2017 order. 5 A-2606-18T1 communicate with C.N. with respect to the child's medical …
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… findings and legal conclusions. We add the following comments. Owen was born in 2006 and Eric was born in 2009. … behavior." By the time the 2018 guardianship trial commenced,2 Owen resided in a therapeutic foster home and … parent his sons in the foreseeable future. Dr. Yeoman's primary concern was that O.D.M. lacked a consistent and …
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… located at the premises, and GRA is the management company. 3 A-2460-18T2 The lease also provided for … December 27, 2018, plaintiff filed the summary dispossess complaint under review because defendant withheld three … in such proceedings file a counterclaim or third-party complaint." 5 A-2460-18T2 thereby rescinding plaintiff's …
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… well as her mother's family that her father was the one who committed the murder. Through counsel, defendant asserted … Our review of the record shows that PCR counsel submitted a comprehensive twenty-five-page brief in support of PCR. … PCR court correctly found that there was no showing of a prima facie case of ineffective assistance of counsel …
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… circumstances, defendant could not plead guilty without committing 5 A-0282-18T3 perjury. For that reason, the PCR … 668 (1984), he found that defendant failed to present a prima facie case of IAC by not showing that counsel was … IN RULING THAT BRINSON RECEIVED THE EFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COMPETENT TRIAL COUNSEL IN CONNECTION WITH THE STATE'S PLEA …
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… the phone or the vehicle. He later obtained and executed a communications data warrant, gleaning incriminating evidence … 'well grounded' suspicion that a crime has been or is being committed." State v. Sullivan, 169 N.J. 204, 211 (2001). It requires nothing more than "a practical, common-sense decision whether, given all the circumstances . …
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… and thereafter applied for temporary disability benefits commencing the same date. During maternity leave, Casciola … terms of re-hire as a full-time attorney was for a very compelling and understandable reason, specifically due to … employment, her leaving work for personal reasons becomes attributable to the work and gives her good cause for …
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… 59:1-1 to 12-3, because plaintiff had failed to present a prima facie claim for liability based on a dangerous … accident and described the area where plaintiff fell as a combination of concrete slabs and brick pavers, with the … the Main Street sidewalk. In March 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint against the City alleging that it had negligently …
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… R. 1:36-3. 2 A-5256-17T1 Plaintiff Tawana Scott filed a complaint against defendants, Treetop Development, LLC, W.T. … the alleged owners, lessees or managing agents of a "commercial rental complex." Plaintiff alleged defendants' … in Rule 4:49-1.2 95 N.J. at 392. Indeed, defendants' primary argument, which carried the day before the motion …
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… is unclear from the record whether Sloan was privy to that communication. However, Sloan testified that his "initial … are reviewed de novo. Id. at 263. In this case, defendant primarily contends "[t]he quality and quantity of … does not require probable cause to believe a person has committed or is about to commit an offense. State v. …
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… to the same location that had been delivered this year[,] coming from either the [s]tates of California, Washington, … there is probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed, or is being committed, at a specific location or that evidence of a …
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… 2C:39-5(b), that an indictment charged him with having committed. The court sentenced defendant in accordance with … activity by a defendant before effectuating a Terry stop. Comparing the CI's information in this case to that which … denial of his suppression motion, and the State agreed to recommend a sentence of five years with a three-and-one-half …
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… 9-1-1, and police responded to the scene. Plaintiff filed a complaint, alleging defendant engaged in domestic violence under the PDVA, N.J.S.A. 2C:25-19(a)(10), by committing the predicate act of criminal mischief, N.J.S.A. … a dish in front of . . . plaintiff and the children." The complaint also alleged a prior history of domestic violence, …
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… for injury and discovered a significant amount of blood coming from the left side of his scrotum, on which a blood … snap, a small firework without a fuse that detonates when compressed, was discovered on the toilet. After an … paid all his medical expenses. He did not file a workers' compensation claim. Wengerter was suspended for the …
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… than two years from the sale date – so the propriety of the commencement of these actions and the legitimacy of the … in two general ways. First, the holder may file with the complaint "a certification by the public officer or the tax … the concerns were minor and could have been quickly remedied if they were known or reported. In any event, we need …
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… plaintiff's appeal because plaintiff purposely omitted income information in its response to the local tax assessor. … to plaintiff's 2014 application. Plaintiff is a technology company that owns a 153.4-acre parcel of real property … meaning of N.J.S.A. 54:4-34. The court's finding was based primarily on plaintiff's admission that it had intentionally …
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… continued to live, pay his share of its carrying costs and comply with court orders requiring its sale. Defendant … $50,000 to his parents after plaintiff issued subpoenas compelling their appearance at trial. One of the parties' … they received in these programs, plaintiff became the one primarily responsible for the parties' finances. Plaintiff's …
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… new briefing schedule. The matter is now fully briefed on a complete record. At the municipal trial, the officer who … he recognized the address on defendant's license being a commercial building. The officer confirmed his suspicion on … DELECTI. 8 A-4209-17T1 V. LACK OF JURISDICTION. VI. THE COMPLAINT IS UNFIT FOR ADJUDICATION. VII. NO EVIDENCE OF …
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… gain entry and secure the premises. The PCR court issued a comprehensive well-reasoned oral decision on May 18, 2017. … in this matter. Because defendant failed to establish a prima facie case of ineffective assistance of counsel, the … 151 N.J. 41, 52 (1997) (citation omitted). "Absent compelling, extenuating circumstances, the burden to justify …
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… BRENDA L. HACHIKIAN, and NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants-Respondents. … appeal the subsequent summary judgment dismissal of their complaint. We affirm. Plaintiffs filed their auto negligence complaint in January 2013. Defendant Cristin R. Hachikian …