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… on the following eleven counts: second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-1; first-degree … robbery, N.J.S.A 2C:15-l; first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A 2C:5-2 and 2C:ll-3(a)(l), (2); … his trial counsel was ineffective because counsel failed to visit the scene of the crime, locate witnesses, and hire an …
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… judge refused to vacate his prior order dismissing certain complaints, which he addressed as juvenile delinquency … 2 A-5313-18T4 Title 23 for hunting violations allegedly committed by B.L., a juvenile .1 The judge dismissed the … of his personal circumstances, it would be unfair to visit the sanction of a dismissal with prejudice on the …
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… application, we reversed and remanded to defendant "to comply with N.J.S.A. 40:55D-10(g) and make sufficient … Master Plan and the variance criteria. In reviewing the comments made by defendant's members, the court noted the … to exist when denial of the variance application would visit an undue hardship on the applicant or result in …
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… allegations, and . . . L.M. said that she first began to communicate with defendant in 2002 over the internet and had … of Jim Dalian (Dalian), an individual with whom they had communicated on the internet. L.M. performed oral sex upon … with defendant on-line. Dalian said that defendant and L.M. visited him in his apartment in October 2003, and L.M. was …
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… 1:36-3. 2 A-2541-18T3 Plaintiffs Joseph P. Carney and his company, Carney's Inc. (Carney's), a bar in Cape May, appeal … the folks to leave. The following Monday, an ABC officer visited Carney's. No action was taken by the ABC until … to shut down early on September 14, 2014, without due process, and causing injury to plaintiffs' reputation by …
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… Department was traveling east on Route 46 when he saw a commercial van drift over the double yellow line, into … (last visited Nov. 30, 2005)). 7 A-2080-18T3 Defendant raises the … this was an abuse of discretion because it violated his due process right to discovery of the State's evidence. Citing …
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… admitting both expert testimony of Child Sexual Assault Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) and the victim's belated … and subsequent disclosure to her godmother as fresh complaint evidence. We agree and reverse. A jury convicted … she stayed for about one week. The following month, L.A. visited her godmother and told her details about how she was …
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… property owner is Islamic Center. The first floor houses commercial tenants, and the remainder of the property serves … for Islamic Center's adherents. The rent collected on the commercial space is the primary source of income for Islamic … various informal means, including telephone calls, home visits, and religion-based conflict resolution. Ultimately, …
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… court whether his guilty plea would affect his ability to become a citizen in the future. The court acknowledged it … sentenced to time served—then 251 days—rather than the recommended 364 day custodial sentence, and to a two- year … be deported[,] I said yes." He claimed his attorney did not visit him in jail. Defendant alleged that if his criminal …
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… be modified based on "the actual parenting time and all income numbers." About five months after the divorce, on … had under the [MSA]." Defendant also asserted the children complained plaintiff had no food in her home, "provide[d] … bases for relief, including allegations of missed visits during the five-month period following the filing of …
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… On February 11, 2020, the Division filed a guardianship complaint seeking to terminate Leo's parental rights. In a … directed the Division to locate Leo and serve him with the complaint or, alternatively, submit an affidavit of diligent … . . . [Leo] in services, such as psychiatric evaluations, visitation, and efforts to obtain records of mental health …
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… internal fixation to repair the fracture. Plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants, as owners and operators of the … JUDGMENT AS IT WAS PREMATURE BECAUSE DISCOVERY HAD NOT BEEN COMPLETED DUE TO [DEFENDANTS'] UNTIMELY SUBMISSIONS. POINT … that he was aware of and used the marked crosswalk on prior visits to the casino. Plaintiff's expert observed multiple …
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… estopped his later claim that the attorneys' negligence compelled him to settle for less than the full value of his … at the emergency department of Overlook Medical Center complaining of back and chest pain. The history recorded in … indicates that plaintiff was seen in a follow-up from the visit to Overlook Medical Center for "injuries consequent to …
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… possible alibi and intoxication defenses, by failing to visit the crime scene and investigate exculpatory evidence, … carefully reviewed defendant's PCR arguments and rendered a comprehensive decision on the record. She rejected … were killed in retaliation for a theft Hawkins purportedly committed against another gang member. A group of gang …
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… business under the tradename TWC Healthclub (the Club) in a commercial building in Maplewood. On February 12, 2019, he … a police report stating that an undercover officer visited the Club on December 3, 2019, and was offered a … a criminal charge against Fainman; (2) denied Fainman due process by adjudicating plaintiffs' claims before his …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. CLIFFORD J. SCHOB, M.D., and COMPREHENSIVE ORTHOPEDICS, PA, Defendants. … Christopher J. Carlson argued the cause for respondent PMA Companies (Capehart & Scatchard, PA, attorneys; Christopher … his condition and negligently failed to advise him to visit the emergency room. Plaintiff underwent extensive …
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… after he began dating Hannah. When they were dating, Ben visited Hannah twice a week, dined with her and Mariah, and … and the officers asked Ben to step out of the car. Ben complied, but was "very slow and sluggish . . . ." According … the officers removed Mariah from her car seat. In the process of removing Mariah from Ben's car, the police found …
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… envelope. N.J.S.A. 19:63-12. Voters were instructed to complete the ballot and place it in the inner envelope. The … unambiguous result, then a reviewing court's interpretive process is over. State v. Hupka, 203 N.J. 222, 232 (2010). … 10 A-2758-20 webster.com/dictionary/intend (last visited Nov. 22, 2021).1 As used in N.J.S.A. 19:16-4, …
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… prepared and maintained in connection with his civil commitment in 1983 to Ancora Psychiatric Hospital ("Ancora") … held by the Superior Court of his four-day involuntary commitment to a psychiatric hospital in July 1983. Toward … forget to secure it in his home so that people who come to visit don’t have access to it? That’s what’s really of …
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… In February 2018, plaintiff A.P. filed a domestic violence complaint against A.T.D., alleging that on February 4, 2018, … entered an FRO against A.T.D. The FRO permitted A.T.D. to visit his mother, who lived in the same high-rise building … [whereby] the continued enforcement of the injunctive process would be inequitable, oppressive, or unjust, or in …