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… was pleading guilty. On the March plea form, the "Recommended Sentence/Comments" section noted "[third] offense. No jail." The same … focus of the legislation is on the crime 3 See State v. Scudieri, 469 N.J. Super. 507, 514 (App. Div. 2021) (stating …
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… terms on the convictions and directed that Uriarte comply with the requirements of Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 … PSL. N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4. 1 Following the date of Uriarte's commission of the offense for which he was convicted under … urine test showed Uriarte had used cocaine and THC. Uriarte completed a Board form acknowledging that on July 4, 2021, …
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… in either March or April. Plaintiff then filed a palimony complaint and sought child support. Defendant, a … kept on file with the dance studio. Plaintiff's palimony complaint, child support, and dance related costs were … an analysis made by an accountant concerning defendant's income and cash flow as a self-employed contractor. In regard …
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… PSSA were based on defendant's average annual gross income of approximately $200,000 from his ownership of A.A. … property rent free. The judge did not impute any income to defendant for the son's use of the property. … garage on the property—the judge included that amount as income to defendant. In a ten-page written opinion, the judge …
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… battery. While doing so, a shopping bag fell from the same compartment, which appeared to contain a handgun. Police … the following requirement: Each application form shall be accompanied by a written certification of justifiable need to … was unconstitutional because the statute required compliance with N.J.S.A. 2C:58-4, which was rendered …
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… 2C:12-1. On May 18, 2022, plaintiff amended her TRO complaint (ATRO), adding additional facts to include the … defendant was not; (2) plaintiff had proved that defendant committed the predicate act of assault; (3) the January 30, … that the trial judge erred by: (1) determining that he committed the predicate act of assault and (2) failing to …
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… dish holders and stands for buffet dishes, used by catering companies and restaurants. Plaintiff Robert Skvorecz owned … facility caused extensive damage to its machinery, commercial and personal property, and interrupted Skorr … Plaintiffs were insured with Franklin Mutual Insurance Company (FMI) under a policy that provided $1,371,900 in …
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… The manual required all ladders "be inspected by a competent person on a periodic basis and after any … the safety manual, OSHA mandated ladders "be inspected by a competent person for visible defects on a periodic basis and … The agreement required that 5 A-2428-22 Bender Enterprises comply with March Associates' safety program, and authorized …
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… CASSANDRA GIGI SMITH, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEWARK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS, INC., Defendant-Respondent. Argued … dismissal of her negligence claim against defendant Newark Community Health Centers, Inc. pursuant to the New Jersey … 516, 529 (2019). 4 A-2138-22 I. In his written decision accompanying the February 9, 2023 order, the motion judge set …
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… We affirm all orders on appeal for the detailed and comprehensive reasons stated in Judge Ostuni's … $20 and $40 million. Sweeney claimed he had a big "payday coming" and would finally be able to pay off the Third Loan … a "pay-when-able" loan, the six-year statute of limitations commenced in 2013 when the Third Loan was negotiated; (6) …
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… Union of New Jersey, American Civil Liberties Union, and Community Health Law Project (American Civil Liberties Union … 9, 2023 order that, despite dismissing the guardianship complaint, nevertheless imposed continuing conditions upon … under N.J.S.A. 3B:1-2 prior to the dismissal of the complaint, the Chancery Division no longer retained …
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… and Vanek. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-2793. Wiss & Bouregy, PC, … General, attorney for respondent New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Donna Arons, Assistant Attorney General, of … are "deprived of any significant property interest." Boddie v. Connecticut, 401 U.S. 371, 378- 79 (1971). "The …
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… expressed by Judge William R. DeLorenzo, Jr., in his comprehensive written opinion. 3 A-5548-17T2 Defendant and … and their relationship was volatile. Neither parent was compliant with homemaker services, therapy or counseling. … the family before Marci was born. Defendant was attending Comprehensive Behavior Healthcare (CBH) for therapy and …
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… we consider whether plaintiff Luzi Bartsch substantially complied with the notice requirements of the Tort Claims Act … disclosure of information necessary to the orderly and expedient administrative disposition of claims." Id. at 378 … 11 A-0489-18T1 the orderly and expedient administrative disposition of claims." See Wood, 302 …
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… the parties apparently separated. Thereafter, plaintiff commenced this action in the Family Part and filed a pro se … maintenance, the properties would be profitable and income-producing for more than thirty years. He claimed the … defendant and his spouse. Ibid. Furthermore, in Connell v. Diehl, 397 N.J. Super. 477, 487 (App. Div. 2008), the …
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… trial counsel was ineffective because she (1) failed to communicate with defendant and review discovery with her; … appearance at trial, and (2) trial counsel's pre-trial communication with defendant. During the hearing, defendant … Ultimately, the PCR judge found although trial counsel's incomplete advice regarding defendant's absence from trial …
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… application for Pre- Trial Intervention (PTI).3 In a comprehensive review of the factors listed under N.J.S.A. … the offense in this case.5 In addition, defendant had only completed her probationary sentence four years prior to the … 473 n.4 (2018) (applying "version of Rule 3:28 and the accompanying Guidelines and Comments that governed when [the …
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… appeal as it did before the trial court. 3 A-4101-17T2 In a comprehensive seventy-six-page written opinion, Judge … The precipitating event that led to the guardianship complaint involved J.C. and N.P., the then six-year-old … biological son of J.S. At that time, the household was comprised of J.C., J.S., T.S., N.P., and D.S., the then …
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… ideations again towards the unborn child. Since she was non-compliant in taking her medications for schizophrenia, … bipolar, and mood disorders, she was involuntarily committed to Trenton Psychiatric Hospital, where she … the Greater Trenton Behavioral Health Crisis Center and to comply with medications. She expressed interest in attending …
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… to prove prong three of the best interests standard embodied in N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a) by clear and convincing … than good. On May 31, 2017, the Division filed a verified complaint to terminate defendant's parental rights and award … circumstances that led to the filing of the guardianship complaint, which began with the emergency removal of J.L.H., …