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… trial court to instruct a jury on the difference between accomplice and principal murder was not error, because the … might have harbored a doubt about whether defendant had committed the murder by his own conduct. . . . 3 A-1865-21 Here, the jury was not charged on accomplice liability, and the State, in summation, argued that …
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… failed to pay for the services, Hackensack filed a complaint in August 2022 seeking to recover $518.16.2 … defendant's counterclaim because she claims one or both studies were improperly interpreted by the respective … radiologists. Contrary to defendant's allegations, the studies, on their face, are not necessarily inconsistent. For …
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… of their health care benefit premiums based on annual income. N.J.S.A. 52:14-17.28(c). The Chapter 78 reforms … a request to the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission for arbitration. The parties agreed the … 6 A-1340-22 In January 2022, the PBA filed a verified complaint to confirm the award, and the Township filed a …
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… a July 18, 2022 order denying its motion to reinstate its complaint that had been dismissed with prejudice for failure … services plaintiff rendered to Janet Quevedo after an automobile accident. Plaintiff alleges it received a letter of … the order; (2) An order refusing to allow the disobedient party to support or oppose designated claims or …
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… County, Docket No. FV-01-0565-23. Tonacchio, Spina & Compitello, attorneys for appellant (Ciro A. Spina, of … restraining order (TRO) after filing a domestic violence complaint alleging defendant committed a predicate act of harassment. Concomitantly, …
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… related to his victim. N.J.S.A. 2C:7-13(d)(2). Given the incomplete record presented on this appeal, we cannot … The record presented to us on this appeal is limited and incomplete. We have some information concerning E.B.'s … twenty-two years old. He was charged for the assaults he committed between 1983-1987, when E.B. was between eighteen …
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… identify himself. After being handed the form and prior to completing it, defendant told Kimbro, "Officer, I f---ed up. … the information defendant provided on the form into the computer for a records check, no record came back. However, … and articulable suspicion to believe that [defendant] had committed a motor vehicle offense and that the stop was …
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… following salient facts from defendant. He testified he had completed one year of college and worked in information … discretion as it is too excessive, when there are other remedies available, including termination of the child support … the exercise of careful and just discretion in denying remedies where a suitor is guilty of bad faith, fraud[,] or …
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… him. Approximately thirty minutes later, A.M. heard a noise coming from the kitchen, investigated, and observed … the friend request from defendant and to block any further communication from that account. Detective Laspata testified … Defendant challenged the insufficiency, inadequacy, and incompetency of the evidence supporting the second-degree …
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… Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. O.A. PETERSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, and MIKE, as employee representative of O.A … Defendants-Appellants, and O.A. PETERSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Defendant/Third-Party Plaintiff-Appellant, and … to the plaintiffs by their first name because they share a common last name. No disrespect is intended. 3 A-2835-23 …
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… provided by the trial court in its written decision accompanying the 3 A-1068-23 October 27, 2023, order. We add only the following comments, particularly to underscore that neither the trial … one location. On April 19, 2022, Ciolek filed a verified complaint, alleging the Township's denial of his request for …
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… folder containing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on a computer owned by defendant and subsequently seized the computer from his residence pursuant to a search warrant. … he violated his conditions of PSL. The hearing officer "recommend[ed] that parole supervision be revoked." On May 7, …
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… Id. at 2. We "assume[d] from the absence of any comment on the subject in either brief, that on some … petition conditioned upon exhaustion of his state court remedies within forty-five days. Lee v. Johnson, No. 16-477, … was filed well beyond the one-year time requirement embodied in Rule 3:22- 12(a)(2). As such, the PCR judge properly …
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… to terms of an initial order entered in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County in August 2015, the … and relief related to the cost of the therapist and communication between the parties.2 The judge conducted a … regarding H.D.'s educational and medical needs and her commitment to his well-being. She recounted that defendant …
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… County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Special Deputy Attorney General/Acting Assistant … The officers instructed defendant to stop, and he initially complied. The officers then walked up and down the platform … the vape again. They told him to leave the station. He complied after some discussion with the officers. The …
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… by PUGLISI, J.A.D. At issue in this appeal is whether the commencement of an offender's mandatory parole supervision … November 26, 2025 final agency decision determining the commencement date of Jean-Claude Wright's MPS term.1 I. A … into the robbery convictions. On November 20, 2018, Wright completed his maximum term of incarceration and was released …
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… judgment, struck Cherry Hill's answer to the foreclosure complaint, directed the entry of default against Cherry … on February 24, 2023, Beggars filed a foreclosure complaint alleging that the property was abandoned in … within twenty days of the order. Cherry Hill timely complied with the order. 1 Effective July 10, 2024, N.J.S.A. …
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… issue in this appeal. On April 10, 2019, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant in Pennsylvania's Court of … in the amended complaint his post-diagnosis exposure to diesel exhaust and defendant's negligence had "aggravated" … for continuing after his diagnosis to expose him to diesel exhaust, asbestos, and second-hand smoke, allegedly …
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… the trial record. On about May 1, 2024, Dandis purchased a commercial building located at 189-193 Railroad Avenue, … the owner of Railroad LLC. The property had multiple commercial units, which were occupied by tenants. At the … had entered leases in 2016 and 2019 that designated the commercial use of unit three as "automotive repair." In …
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… trial he saw defendant stab Kirkpatrick. Upon hearing the commotion, the officers entered Nokes's home and went … call, he recounted the confrontation with Kirkpatrick and commented "well, good thing it wasn't the other way around … huge amount of blood at the scene and contrasted with the complete absence of blood on [defendant]. It also showed the …