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… During the last five years, defendant's drinking had become an "every night thing." Plaintiff provided a history of … consent order, "[d]efendant agree[d] not to make harassing communications to the plaintiff." In paragraph (3), … in September 2021, plaintiff told defendant she was "uncomfortable" with him living in the house because of his …
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… OF M.L.'S1 FIREARMS PURCHASER IDENTIFICATION CARD AND COMPELLING THE SALE OF HIS FIREARMS. … Jersey Firearms Purchaser Identification Card (FPIC) and compelling the sale of his firearms. M.L. argues the trial … to resolve the issue. Becote testified M.L. said, "he had come back from his third tour [in Iraq], he needed his …
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… c/o MARV POER, FIRST STUDENT, INC., and JMB LANDSCAPE COMPANY, INC., Defendants-Respondents, and PIPE WORKS … for personal injuries. She later filed a second amended complaint naming JMB Landscape Company, Inc. as a defendant. National had hired JMB to …
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… to "EAN Holdings," which Sheehy knew to be a rental company. Mutz activated the patrol vehicle overhead lights … State v. Witt, 223 N.J. 409, 447 (2014)). Under the automobile exception, a police officer may conduct a warrantless … Cohen, the Supreme Court held that "[p]ursuant to the automobile exception, if an officer has probable cause to search …
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… gun, which was loaded with illegal ammunition. A search of computer records revealed that the gun had been reported … starting at 9:24 and 09 seconds p.m. The officers likewise come on a second later and the police vehicle is slowly … hopped out of the way so that he did not get hit by their oncoming vehicle. The [c]ourt does not credit the defendant's …
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… was no violation of a custody or parenting time order and compensatory time was not warranted under Rule 5:3-7(a), which provides for certain remedies on violation of orders relating to parenting time. The … judgment, whether reached by consent or adjudication, embodies a best interests determination." Todd v. Sheridan, 268 …
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… Readington Detective Brown applied for and was granted a communications data warrant (CDW) to access and search the … of the electronic devices revealed defendant had communicated with multiple male juveniles using different computers and cellphone applications regarding the sexual …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS _______________________________ SHERYL … HISTORY AND FACTS On May 7, 2023, plaintiff timely filed a complaint with this court appealing the judgment of the … 2023, the VA notified her that she is entitled to benefits commencing December 1, 2022, because effective March 29, …
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… court 's August 1, 2022 order dismissing with prejudice her complaint against defendant Matt Blatt, Inc., also NOT FOR … the facts relevant to our disposition, as set forth in the complaint and the hearing testimony. In September 2010, … estimate of $6,700 to replace the transmission. Plaintiff's complaint, filed on October 29, 2021, alleged violations of …
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… 760 New Brunswick Urban Renewal Limited Liability Company (Steven T. Senior, of counsel and on the brief; … waiver. 760 New Brunswick Urban Renewal Limited Liability Company (760 New Brunswick or intervenor) has intervened in … previously owned the Site where it manufactured automobile batteries. In 2006, Delphi sold the property to a …
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… charges were brought against her, alleging: (1) conduct unbecoming toward a student; (2) chronic absenteeism; (3) incapacity; and (4) conduct unbecoming a teacher. The first charge related to a January 2018 … described in the other charges constituted conduct unbecoming and "warrant[ed] her immediate dismissal." 3 …
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… would contain a banquet facility with the capacity to accommodate up to 833 people. Consequently, we reverse the … We learned at oral argument that LRA is also a developer of commercial properties, including hotels. 5 A-1899-21 … to 'inform the public of the nature of the application in a common sense manner' that would alert an ordinary layperson …
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… to remand this matter for resentencing pursuant to State v. Comer, 249 N.J. 359 (2022), because he was eighteen years old when he committed first-degree felony murder in 1991. Defendant contends our Supreme Court's holding in Comer—that juveniles convicted of murder are …
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… hearing,"2 provided that hearing was conducted and completed "before the trial jury is impaneled." The State … within its discretion in ruling that the hearing should be completed before the jury is impaneled. We leave the … hearing, one of the detectives, who had since become a sergeant, testified that he thought Orlando was …
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… was suspended and he could not produce documentation, he complied with Higgins's request to exit the vehicle. In … violation of [N.J.S.A.] 39:3-4[,] Registration of automobiles." Further, the judge noted "Higgin[s]'s supplemental … A-1765-22 probable cause for a warrantless search of an automobile after a drug-detecting canine alerted of the smell of …
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… On November 21, 2022, plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint seeking entry of an FRO against defendant. She … in violation of the consent order. According to the complaint, after the younger daughter declined defendant's … defendant began yelling to the younger daughter, "you are coming with me now. I want my parenting time." Defendant …
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… gym while Natalie was at work. Natalie requested that Caleb come with her, because Caleb had lost his phone and would … that she did not know what to do with Caleb if he did not come with her. The officer took Caleb to a local police … could not make a plan for Caleb because he did not want to come back home with her and she did not want him to return. …
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… on August 31, 2020. In June 2020, plaintiff filed a complaint seeking unpaid rent for five months, plus the late … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … are reviewed de novo. Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995) ("A trial 6 …
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… N.J.S.A. 52:27H-21.17 to -21.24, known as the Department of Commerce and Economic Development Act,1 and governing … Joshua Weaver2 and JWeaver Management LLC (JWeaver), a company owned by Joshua, formed and registered Castaway on … executed an operating agreement granting shares in the company as follows: 51,000 shares to Marzena; 44,000 shares …
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… Opara appeals from a trial court judgment dismissing his complaint against defendant First Class Auto Salvage ("First … its agent or employee. Plaintiff contends the trial court committed error by 1) finding no cause of action as against First Class Auto and dismissing his complaint after trial; and 2) granting defendant's motion to …