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… Cheer Tech for ten years and two months and had a monthly income of $30,000, composed of a base income of $25,000 and a pension of $5000. It further listed a …
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… of the validity of an investigatory stop balances the competing interests between "a citizen's privacy and freedom … describe the criminal activity or establish "hard-to-know future events," provide that basis. Smith, 155 N.J. at 95. … trained deduction that defendant engaged in a drug sale, comprised a part of the totality of circumstances that 8 …
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… field sobriety tests, though Stevens smelled no alcohol coming from defendant. Stevens administered the horizontal … probable cause unnecessary because Stevens was performing a community caretaking function when he found defendant … under N.J.S.A. 39:1-1, we have said parking lots are sometimes "quasi-public place[s]." Brown v. Mortimer, 100 N.J. …
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… N.J.S.A. 2A:50-53 to -73. On December 21, 2015, plaintiff commenced a foreclosure action in the Chancery Division. On … of the note and mortgage when the foreclosure action was commenced. They further asserted that plaintiff's predecessor, Fleet, committed predatory lending for which plaintiff was liable. …
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… OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3938-17T3 JAMES QUILES, Petitioner-Respondent, v. COUNTY OF WARREN, … of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2014-10452. Kathleen A. … from two decisions by the New Jersey Division of Workers' Compensation (Division) in favor of petitioner James Quiles …
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… for the reasons given by Judge Maryann L. Nergaard in her comprehensive 177 page written opinion. We add the following … courts possess special expertise in the field of domestic relations . . . . Because of the family courts' … to the DFJD. Explicit factual findings concerning partial credits owed to plaintiff for mortgage, real estate taxes, …
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… any payment by the deadline, plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint against the Veras and Midland on March 28, seeking … Omega nor plaintiff "c[ould] claim lender status in the complaint" and, consequently, could not institute the … It explained that defendant did not present evidence refuting the validity of the documentation confirming the …
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… that upon defendant's release, he would be subject to community supervision for life (CSL) and the requirements of … deemed ineligible because there was no "clear finding of compulsive sexual behavior." 5 A-0089-21 The judge stated, … plea hearing," in addition to "explain[ing] potential outcomes if the case went to trial." The judge further reasoned …
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… decision denying his parole and establishing a ninety-month future eligibility term (FET). We affirm. I. In 1992, … card theft. Fairhurst was twenty-two years old when he committed the offenses. While incarcerated, Fairhurst … [s]egregation, and the loss of 2,280 days commutation credits." 5 A-1461-22 After Fairhurst appealed, the Board …
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… RODRIGUEZ, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent, and LUCSON PRESUME and USC- … 14, 2023 order granting defendant Progressive Insurance Company (Progressive) summary judgment and dismissing … Progressive was dismissed and reinstated at various times throughout this litigation, the discovery end date was …
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… Jensen, Bradley & Doran, LLC, attorneys for appellant (James C. Jensen, on the briefs). Rutgers Law Associates, … purchased the marital home for $550,000 as tenants in common. Barbara contributed $111,013.70 for the down payment … and related costs. Quintanilla- Lowry, who had a steady income, contributed her good credit to securing a mortgage on …
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… and identified defendant as one of the individuals who had committed the robbery. 2 Daymon is not a party to this … account, and video surveillance from the store. She also visited the crime scene. Blum considered filing two pretrial … the Judgment of Conviction to reflect the additional credits. 5 United States v. Wade, 388 U.S. 218 (1967). 6 The …
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… but sought to prove he lacked the mental state required to commit murder. Defendant presented an expert who opined that … medical examiner testified the cause of death was assault "compounded by strangulation both manual and ligature." A … though it has considered the question more than a dozen times." Smith, 982 F.3d at 235 (citing Whorton, 549 U.S. at …
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… seized by law enforcement under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act ("PDVA"), N.J.S.A. 2C:25-17 to -35. … a temporary restraining order ("TRO") in favor of E.T., accompanied by a search warrant authorizing seizure of … conviction by a preponderance of the evidence. The record refutes this claim. Both parties' 10 A-0802-23 testimony and …
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… the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (Division), commencing in 2013 when police reported she and then … experience taught her "if a birth parent is saying the opposite, it becomes too complicated for the child ." The record … with 59,000 clients. Although defendant promised to attend future court proceedings, she did not appear again until a …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS PUNISH AND INDU MALHOTRA, Plaintiff, … State of $3,751 on the New Jersey return. Because of these credits, Taxpayer reported an overpayment on the New Jersey … as the Director does not argue that Taxpayer had the requisite intent as applied to the statute involving fraud or …
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… and (2) (count two); failure to pay New Jersey state income tax, N.J.S.A. 54:52-9 (count three); and filing a false New Jersey income tax return, N.J.S.A. 54:52-10 (count four). On July 16, … indictment. 3 A-5937-17T4 had not preserved access to text messages on his cell phone, which he claimed would have been …
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… four of its employees, Judge Russell Wojtenko, Jr. issued a comprehensive written opinion, finding the Division had … neither parent is prepared to offer that in the foreseeable future and that delay will cause the children further harm." … this regard, and the evidence in the record shows the opposite as her requests for transportation assistance were …
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… four of its employees, Judge Russell Wojtenko, Jr. issued a comprehensive written opinion, finding the Division had … neither parent is prepared to offer that in the foreseeable future and that delay will cause the children further harm." … this regard, and the evidence in the record shows the opposite as her requests for transportation assistance were …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS PUNISH AND INDU MALHOTRA, Plaintiff, … State of $3,751 on the New Jersey return. Because of these credits, Taxpayer reported an overpayment on the New Jersey … as the Director does not argue that Taxpayer had the requisite intent as applied to the statute involving fraud or …