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… did not lodge a detainer with the federal prison. After completing his custodial sentence, defendant was released on … As a matter of fundamental fairness, excessive delay in completing a prosecution may qualify as a violation of a … and argument. Because the State has an obligation to come forward with a justification, and has not, the second …
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… persistent offender term, it could have imposed. On the accompanying judgment of conviction, the court added that … of violence or threats of violence; (c) the crimes were committed at different times or separate places, rather than being committed so closely in time and place as to indicate a …
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… judgment to defendant Furniture Soup, Inc., dismissing its complaint. Plaintiff also appeals July 17, 2020 orders … no payments were ever made. We affirm dismissal of the complaint and the 2020 orders. On September 4, 2018, when … by obtaining a writ of execution, plaintiff filed its complaint. Defendant filed an answer and counterclaim, …
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… offense charged in Indictment No. 13-07-0920. The State recommended an aggregate prison term of five years with a … to demonstrate plea counsel's performance prejudiced the outcome of his case. This appeal followed. On appeal, defendant … were not procedurally barred, defendant failed to make a prima facie showing in support of his ineffective assistance …
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… medical leave, the PBOE denied her request for reasonable accommodations as well as an extension of her leave into the … teaching two to three classes where she could sit and accommodate her lower back ailment. On January 8, 2009, the … since 2003. She did not attribute Andrews-Williams's maladies to MS but rather to the May 2006 incident. Dr. Carran …
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… for joint legal custody with defendant as the parent of primary residence. Plaintiff is active in the United States … three times per week. The court also ordered the parties to comply with their Marital Settlement Agreement, and … with the provisions requiring defendant to co-parent, communicate about major decisions, and provide documents. …
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… hearing on a defendant previously released. Table includes complete motions that were granted, denied, withdrawn or … December 31, 2015 to December 31, 2017 Year‐to‐Date Comparison Change (2015 to 2017) Change December 31, 2015 …
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… . . does not include excusable neglect and hence does not encompass negligence or carelessness by the attorney or his … or failed to appreciate the significance of probative, competent evidence. . . ." [Cummings, supra, 295 N.J. Super. … the arbitrator is immaterial to Panossian's obligation to comply with the requirements of Rule 4:21A-6(b)(1). His …
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… evidence, etc. Definition of Bailment: Under the Uniform Commercial Code “bailee” is defined as “the person who by a … duty of care of a warehouseman and carrier, see Cases and Commentary under Mutual Bailment, below.] INTRODUCTORY … the court held that by keeping the key plaintiff retained primary control over the package); J.L. Querner, etc. v. …
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… in other cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-2879-19 Plaintiff commenced this action against defendant Kohl's Department … or your representative and the defendant have had any oral communication concerning the subject matter of this lawsuit, state: (a) the date of the communication; (b) the name and address of each participant; …
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… accrued interest of $21,227, for a total of $47,200.83 when combined with the loan principal. The Division informed … status.1 1 On March 2, 2018, the State and the Commissioner of the IRS entered into a closing agreement … to repay outstanding pension loans, including interest, to comply with statutory requirements and to maintain the …
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… accrued interest of $21,227, for a total of $47,200.83 when combined with the loan principal. The Division informed … status.1 1 On March 2, 2018, the State and the Commissioner of the IRS entered into a closing agreement … to repay outstanding pension loans, including interest, to comply with statutory requirements and to maintain the …
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… State argued that on December 12, 2016, the time defendant committed this infraction, the mandatory sentencing … the suspension of his driving privileges, pending the outcome of his appeal to this court. The State did not object. … DWI offenders. The Supreme Court has proclaimed that "[t]he primary purpose behind New Jersey's drunk-driving statutes …
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… trial court denied his motion, because he failed to show a prima facie change in circumstances. The order directed … position that offered benefits. In 2017, her gross income was $17,800. Davis asserted that for the past eight years, his film company earned about $21,000 per year. The judge found this …
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… parties' minor child," and neither was designated parent of primary residence. Defendant's parenting time was as … 6:00 p.m. Friday until 6:00 p.m. Sunday, which has already commenced as of January 13, 2012. The [plaintiff] shall drop … to protect the child's privacy. 3 A-4879-18T1 child becomes older, [defendant]'s parenting time shall increase. …
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… pursuant to Rule 3:25-3, defendant moved to dismiss the complaints containing the charges that were later subsumed … indictment),2 in its entirety. The State also agreed to recommend an eleven-year term of imprisonment with a five-year … possession of a firearm while in the course of committing or conspiring to commit a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. …
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… practice and a plenary hearing, the court granted defendant primary residential custody of Melanie and Sarah as well. … the State of New Jersey . . . ." Based on the court's accompanying written decision, it appears this requirement was … exercise of discretion, the grant of appropriate remedies available under Rule 5:3-7(a). Affirmed in part and …
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… for the reasons set forth by Judge Michael C. Gaus in his comprehensive and well- reasoned oral opinion. Plaintiff … 28, 2016. On February 9, 2016, Judge Gaus rendered a comprehensive oral opinion. Preliminarily, the judge found … daughter, with defendant being designated "the parent of primary residence for purposes of establishing the child's …
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… Honor His Refusal To Consent To The Search. B. The Rental Company Could Not Give "Third-Party Consent" To Search. C. … That The Lease 3 A-5003-17T1 Had Expired, The Rental Company Could Not Give Consent To Search. D. Even If The Rental Company Could Consent To Search The Car, It Could Not …
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… dismissed count two, charging second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a). … defendant and co-defendants approached the victims not to commit robbery but to "tussle" over turf. The theft of cash and hats was an afterthought. We reversed, finding a prima facie case of ineffective assistance. State v. Vasquez …