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… to entertain oral argument on a PCR petition [wa]s committed to 'the sound discretion of [PCR] court,'" citing … several factors, including "the apparent merits and complexity of the issues . . . , whether argument of counsel … submission." Further, the "issue was not considered to be complex, but . . . clearly addressed by the language of Rule …
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… adjudicated delinquent eleven times for offenses that if committed by an adult would be aggravated assault, simple … to three terms of probation and violated probation twice by committing new offenses. As an adult, Roundtree was … administrative segregation, and the loss of 3,075 days of commutation credits. The panel questioned Roundtree about …
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… and well-reasoned thirty-page written opinion. I. Given the comprehensiveness of Judge Batista's opinion, we need only … by indictment with first-degree robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, second-degree burglary, possession of a … exchange for the dismissal of other pending charges and a recommended sentence of thirteen years of imprisonment subject …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … by two mortgages. Plaintiffs Joseph and Renah Lazarus commenced this foreclosure action in April 2023, claiming … briefing on the issue of whether the adjournment rights embodied in N.J.S.A. 2A:17-36, or otherwise, had – as a …
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… expressed in Judge William G. Mennen's well-reasoned and comprehensive opinions. I. The parties are fully familiar … certification, defendant asserted that the sole source of income after the closure of his practice was his $3,122 per … plaintiff's alimony was terminated. 6 A-0777-22 In his comprehensive opinions, Judge Mennen addressed each of the …
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… and age of defendant (factor three); the desire of the complainant or victim to forego prosecution (factor four); … because of the serious need to deter individuals from committing crimes such as the ones here. In considering … generally has a heavy burden when seeking to overcome a prosecutorial denial of his admission into PTI." …
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… from the Hillside Police Department interviewed H.G. and completed an investigation report. The officer wrote that … prosecutors with an objective standard on which to base the community notification decision mandated by [Megan's 4 … Div. 2015). 5 A-3139-23 J.T. filed a motion for a stay of community notification. The trial court denied the motion …
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… activated his overhead lights to conduct a motor vehicle stop, but the vehicle did not stop. He then activated his … alcohol emanating from the vehicle. Defendant said he was coming from a friend's house. He initially denied drinking … also found the leg raise test was properly stopped before completion for defendant's safety. She noted, based on the …
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… . . . ." Id. at 689. As such, a defendant "must overcome the presumption that, under the circumstances, the … 11 A-0215-23 To satisfy the second prong "[t]he error committed must be so serious as to undermine the court's … doubt to the jury; [t]herefore possibly changing the outcome of the trial." Defendant's argument fails to overcome …
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… LD, and YV, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, a subsidiary of the CHARTIS GROUP, owned by … order dismissing a complaint under Rule 4:6-2(e). See Stop & Shop Supermarkets Co. v. Cty. of Bergen, 450 N.J. … employees relinquished their right to pursue common-law remedies in exchange for automatic entitlement to certain, but …
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… was released on parole on August 8, 2012. Arms failed to comply with his PSL conditions and returned to custody in … was released from incarceration, and parole supervision commenced on June 6, 2019. 3 A-2691-21 In June 2021, parole … gun was in his vehicle. He further testified he had been compliant with the terms of his parole supervision. M.T. …
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… question which asked: "[h]ave you ever been confined or committed to a mental institution or hospital for treatment … Anonymous (AA). He testified he has a sponsor with whom he communicates once a month, although he admitted this was … "to the trial court that heard the witnesses, sifted the competing evidence, and made reasoned conclusions." Ibid. …
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… Road, Suite 100 Florham Park, NJ 07932 ssalmon@jmslawyers.com Of Counsel and On the Brief: Scott D. Salmon, Esq. … 2A:15-59.1, is such a “limited occurrence” that it has only come up twice before since the FLS was first adopted in … allowed on grounds of “public importance” because “public bodies and public 1. Respondents appear to couch their …
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… the project. The plans were attested to be in substantial compliance with the approved "market concept" plans attached … proposed project were within the 35-foot limit, with the tallest one measuring 34.73 feet. However, if measured from … that boards of adjustment and municipal governing bodies will act fairly and with proper motives and for valid …
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… the extra $110, prompting plaintiff to file two eviction complaints on grounds of unpaid rent and other purported … dismissal of the first-filed case, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Special Civil Part for property damage to … and retaliation"; (2) plaintiff improperly diverted common area utility usage to defendant's meter; (3) rent …
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… to keep the fruits of their offense, and deprive victims of compensation for the losses suffered. As such, we conclude a … misappropriated health care insurance premiums from his company's employees instead of paying them to the insurance … of entrusted property. In exchange, the State recommended a sentence of five years' probation conditioned on …
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… for the reasons set forth by the trial court in its comprehensive written decision. I. We incorporate the facts … sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(1), for offenses he committed while he was a juvenile, between the ages of ten … to serve two years of incarceration and required to comply with Megan's Law under N.J.S.A. 2C:7-2(b)(2). He was …
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… retained to represent defendant on the domestic violence complaint and to accept service of the TRO on defendant's … 2021, plaintiff explained that the parties had very limited communication and he had not seen defendant since their … calls to him. Plaintiff explained defendant would not stop contacting him. In these messages, defendant threatened …
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… Despite the accident, petitioner returned to work and completed his shift. 3 A-1493-23 His condition deteriorated … the details of the accident, petitioner's self-reported complaints, and certain medical history before he evaluated … of the documentation and information of the 2015 fall and accompanying medical records. From that information [the …
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… turn without signaling. He then initiated a motor vehicle stop. Defendant initially attempted to stop in the … deliver to the criminal division manager’s office the complaint, the judgment of conviction, the exhibits retained … court of DWI after the court was unable to locate the complaint and judgment of conviction. Ibid. Under those …