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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS Opinion corrected 12/31/24 – pgs. 1, … repatriation dividends taxable under the New Jersey Gross Income Tax (“GIT”) Act for tax year 2017 because plaintiffs reported the same on their federal income tax returns under Internal Revenue Code (“Code” or …
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… vehicle hit a sign, go off the road, and stop in front of a commercial establishment on Route 35. Officer Donald Porter … "unless the exculpatory evidence at issue squarely refutes an element of the crime in question." Hogan, 144 N.J. … States Constitution and this [S]tate's common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and evidence rule, …
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… month, the Division initiated this litigation by filing a complaint for custody of Earl , which the court granted. Two … (1) past behavior because past harm can be predictive of future abuse or neglect of another child, see J. v. M., 157 … a safe and stable home for him now or in the foreseeable future. She stresses that despite being recognized as …
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… LLC Yongmoon Kim (NJ Attorney ID: 026122011) ykim@kimlf.com Mark Jensen (NJ Attorney ID 309612022) mjensen@kimlf.com … from this Court illustrates that while the NJCFLA was embodied under the umbrella of the New Jersey Licensed Lenders Act—it’s immediate statutory predecessor—remedies available to aggrieved consumers included trebled …
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… hers and she was holding it for someone else, with whom she communicated by text messages. She then consented to a … 4 A-1756-22 The detectives decided to wait for Dalia to come to the house. So, they resealed the package and left it … told him that her car had broken down, and he would have to come to Camden to retrieve the package. Jimmy never arrived. …
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… from a December 2, 2024 Family Part order dismissing her complaint for divorce from defendant Niazuddin Shaik on principles of comity, finding the New Jersey filing precluded by … lack of service and asserting plaintiff was collaterally estopped from bringing this action based on their long-pending …
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… DURING SEVERAL KEY AREAS DURING TRIAL; FIRST PCR COUNSEL COMPOUNDED THE HARM BY FAILING TO RAISE THESE CLAIMS DURING … TO ARGUE REMORSE AS A MITIGATING FACTOR. FIRST PCR COUNSEL COMPOUNDED THIS ERROR BY FAILING TO RAISE THESE CLAIMS. Of … was filed well beyond the one-year time requirement embodied in Rule 3:22-12(a)(2). Moreover, the equitable relief …
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… role as to the issues of proximate causation and comparative negligence. We reverse the orders granting … attempted to move into the center lane. Plaintiffs filed a complaint against defendants, asserting personal injuries … moved for and were granted leave to file a third-party complaint against Plonski. Thereafter, plaintiffs and …
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… through a basement door which was unlocked. She held the accompanying railing and proceeded down a concrete stairway to … who could opine as to how the alleged absence of lighting combined with the presence of the 4 A-0378-24 concrete lip … Div. 1996)). We have also held that expert testimony on the topic of proximate cause is necessary when it is outside a …
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… entered after a bench trial for conduct which, if committed by an adult, would constitute third-degree arson, … to give a statement because his mother required him to. He commented that J.S. appeared "very open and honest," "knew . … mother outside of Matkowski's presence that he had become "good friends" with J.M.H. since "last week." During …
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… Davis shared a surname, and that the detective had been communicating with the victim's family. The PCR judge … and the victim sharing a surname alone because "Davis" is a common surname. He also contends that enforcing a procedural … (c) an unlawful sentence; and (d) any habeas corpus, common law, or statutory ground for a collateral attack." …
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… term. He was also sentenced to PSL for all crimes. Sanders completed his term of incarceration in November 2014. Since … be used, for marijuana or hashish. PSL Special Condition — Comply with the conditions of and successfully complete the Program for Returning Offenders with Mental …
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… defendant would not contact the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) sooner to inquire about charges related to an offense he did not commit. The court once more adjourned sentencing, to permit … N.J. 531, 552 (2019) (quoting Manalapan Realty, LP v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995)). [471 N.J. …
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… LLC, attorneys for appellant (Ronald P. Sierzega and Christopher R. Versak, on the briefs). Archer & Greiner, PC, … defendant Township of Gloucester and dismissing plaintiff's complaint in lieu of prerogative writs. We affirm. This … court's entry of summary judgment dismissing plaintiff's complaint and remanded for discovery and further proceedings …
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… and N.J.S.A. 2C:2-6; (6) possession of a weapon while committing certain CDS offenses in the second degree, … the findings and result meet this criterion, its task is complete, and it should not disturb the result, even though … "'(i) counsel's assistance was not within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases; and (ii) …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY, INC., Defendant-Respondent. Submitted November 9, … issue a 'will serve' letter for" the project and any future inclusionary projects serviced by PSE&G in Mercer … arguments: (1) JAS failed to exhaust administrative remedies because the Board of Public Utilities (BPU) has …
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… registrant of conspiracy to transport minors in interstate commerce to engage in prostitution, 18 U.S.C. §§ 2423(a) and (e); transportation of minors in interstate commerce to engage in prostitution, 18 U.S.C. § 2423(a); and … her a cellphone to use while working, "and directed her to communicate with him." According to the prisoner release …
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… to continue their original PERS membership if they become reemployed in a PERS-eligible position within ten years … terminated without fault; the Board should be equitably estopped from denying the ten-year extension of her PERS … Petitioner next argues the Board should be equitably estopped from denying her the ten-year extension of her PERS …
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… court's instruction regarding the robbery was confusing, incomplete, and incorrect; and his sentence was excessive, and … following . . . defendant's vehicle. Police responded and stopped the vehicle. During a pat-down of defendant's … WAS NOT CONTRADICTED BY THE RECORD BELOW AND WAS NOT REFUTED BY THE STATE. POINT THREE THE FAILURE OF TRIAL COUNSEL …
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… premised her opinion that addressed plaintiff’s future medical needs on notations made in medical records … the reasons expressed in that court’s opinion. The Court comments briefly on the Appellate Division’s reversal of the … that plaintiff would need additional medical care in the future, he could not testify “within a reasonable degree of …