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… was enacted in response to the increase of violent crimes committed in the State. State v. Nance, 228 N.J 378, 390 … 2C:43- 6(c). "To mitigate the undue severity that might accompany the otherwise automatic application of the mandatory … TO A SENTENCING DECISION: GRANTING THE DEFENDANT AN AUDIENCE, AFFORDING [DEFENDANT] AN OPPORTUNITY TO ALLOCUTE, …
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… his observations and defendant's inability to successfully complete the sobriety tests, the sergeant arrested defendant … privileges, two years ignition interlock, thirty days community services, and related monetary penalties and … We first consider defendant's argument she established a prima case of ineffective assistance of counsel and, …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2906-19 AFRODITE PELARDIS, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. AVENUE LE CLUB, KJS GURUNANAK, INC., PAX CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION, and SIXTY SEVEN HIGHWAY 36, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. Argued September …
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… THELMA WITHERSPOON and THE ATLANTIC COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. ATLANTIC COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, Defendant-Respondent. … candidates to fill vacancies among candidates nominated at primary elections for the general elections, and a statement …
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… judge's written opinion and the caption of the original complaint. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … L. Brown appeals from a March 17, 2020 order dismissing his complaint against defendants, Dr. Garett Forosisky and … at 468; see also N.J.S.A. 2A:53A-41(a). Two equitable remedies exist that "temper the draconian results of an …
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… Part orders denying him: return of pre-marital property; income from rental property; NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … payments he made. Mortgage Line of Credit /Rental Income Defendant's cross-motion sought credit for: $6000, his … on the marital home; and $5300,3 half of the rental income she retained from the parties' Philadelphia investment …
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… discovery orders and the Rules of Court, refusing to comply with discovery requests. As a result of their … adjourned the motion until "March 29, 2019, so that you may comply with R.4:23-5(a)(2)." The judge further advised, As … in addition, he admitted to the court he did not "comply with the letter of the law" by sending his clients …
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… Michele M. Fox entered the order denying PCR and rendered a comprehensive and well - reasoned twenty-nine-page written … to an evidentiary hearing only when he "has presented a prima facie [case] in support of [PCR]," meaning that a … that defendant's request for a cigarette, which police complied with, and his claim that he was hungry and not …
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… (DOC) upholding a hearing officer's finding that he committed prohibited acts: *.002, assaulting any person; … As a result of his conduct, Gooden was charged with committing prohibited act *.005. 3 A-0983-19 Following that … for approximately thirty minutes. Gooden was charged with committing prohibited acts *.002 and *306. On August 28, …
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… record. On February 4, 2019, plaintiffs filed a five-count complaint against defendants Edwin Perez, Michael Kelly, and … Department and was sued only in his official capacity. The complaint stated that plaintiffs filed a timely notice of … Department as the responsible governmental entity. The complaint alleged that "Pagan had obtained an Order of …
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… he could not seek release under the Rule until he completed his mandatory period of parole ineligibility … defendant obtained his G.E.D. and associate degree from community college. He also received several certifications and completed a number of programs. In support of his motion, …
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… of conflict, mandating the relief. A member of the "legal community" allegedly told her she would not receive a fair … plaintiff's application because it did not establish a prima facie case of changed circumstances, nonetheless … recuse itself because of plaintiff's standing in the legal community and the parentage of one of the many judges in …
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… deteriorating mental state and recent psychiatric commitment did not constitute changed circumstances … three children and that defendant would be the parent of primary residence. The MSA also established detailed … psychiatrist and any other medical health professional in compliance with his treatment for bi-polar disorder." Under …
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… (Tribunal) that she was disqualified for unemployment compensation benefits under N.J.S.A. 43:21-5(a) because she … days of their occurrence. Even though appellant did not comply with this requirement, the supervisor and the … did well on her culinary school report card. Appellant also complained that two of her co-workers were not cooperating …
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… and MICHAEL MANGIN, in their capacities as Raritan Township Committee Members, Defendants-Respondents. Argued November … of New Jersey appeal from a final order dismissing their complaint in lieu of prerogative writs against defendant Raritan Township and its Township Committee as time- barred. Because we agree the complaint is …
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… he was "just getting off of work and heading home to Lake Como." Defendant told Kelly his vehicle was a work truck and … vehicle. As defendant did so, Kelly observed "a big bulge coming out of [defendant's] left pocket." When Kelly asked … Judge David F. Bauman denied the motion to suppress in a comprehensive April 12, 2019 oral decision. In finding …
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… L. HALEY, Petitioner-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION, Respondent-Respondent. _________________________ … Rose and Firko. On appeal from the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. John Rue & Associates, LLC, attorneys for … from a March 11, 2020 final decision of the Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC), denying her petition to modify the …
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… which added a new mitigating factor for crimes committed by persons under the age of twenty-six, should … murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3a(1)(2); first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3a(1)(2); second- … In exchange for defendant's plea, the State agreed to recommend a sixteen-year prison term with an eighty-five …
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… BE APPLIED RETROACTIVELY. POINT FOUR THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN IT RULED THAT THE MISSOURI … U.S. Const. amend. IV; N.J. Const. art I, ¶ 7. The compelled intrusion into the body for the purpose of drawing …
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… stop, the police seized three kilos of heroin hidden in a compartment installed underneath defendant's car. Defendant … guilty plea, the State agreed to dismiss count two and recommend an aggregate six-year prison term with a three-year … four months later, he filed a PCR petition in which he primarily maintained that counsel was ineffective during the …