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… sniff does not prolong the stop beyond the time required to complete the stop's mission." State v. Dunbar, _____ N.J. … with the defendant in Rosario, here defendant was also not free to leave once the NJSP directed him to stop his car. As … "'[A]s a practical matter, citizens almost never feel free to end an encounter initiated by the police.'" Id. at …
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… by a mortgage on the property. Plaintiff decided to accompany the lender's real estate appraiser to the property, … broker who represents the seller to keep the property free of snow and ice. Plaintiff cites a number of decisions … motion for summary judgment. Similar to plaintiff, amicus points out that a number of cases decided since Hopkins show …
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… set forth herein, until such time as Dr. Baszczuk[2] recommends curbside or not which shall be binding upon the … held the parties to their agreement. Unlike the inapposite cases relied upon by Husband, the judge did not … that—and, in accordance with the MSA—the parties were free to apply to the court; notably, the judge denied the …
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… for reasons set forth by Judge Christopher R. Kazlau in his comprehensive written opinion. I. At approximately 2:48 a.m. … the motor vehicle stop was unlawful. He contends he was not free to leave the parking lot, which violated his right to be free from unconstitut ional search and seizure. An …
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… In September and October 2022, plaintiff filed a verified complaint and motion seeking joint legal custody and … and the matter remanded for the motion court to make requisite findings mandated by Rule 1:7- 4(a). Plaintiff also … dicta, the [c]ourt reminds the parties that they are always free to modify parenting time by way of mutual agreement." …
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… sniff does not prolong the stop beyond the time required to complete the stop's mission." State v. Dunbar, _____ N.J. … with the defendant in Rosario, here defendant was also not free to leave once the NJSP directed him to stop his car. As … "'[A]s a practical matter, citizens almost never feel free to end an encounter initiated by the police.'" Id. at …
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… for reasons set forth by Judge Christopher R. Kazlau in his comprehensive written opinion. I. At approximately 2:48 a.m. … the motor vehicle stop was unlawful. He contends he was not free to leave the parking lot, which violated his right to be free from unconstitut ional search and seizure. An …
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… set forth herein, until such time as Dr. Baszczuk[2] recommends curbside or not which shall be binding upon the … held the parties to their agreement. Unlike the inapposite cases relied upon by Husband, the judge did not … that—and, in accordance with the MSA—the parties were free to apply to the court; notably, the judge denied the …
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… maintained by the County. The truck was parked on the opposite side of the street from the apartment. Neither … a fracture of the fifth metatarsal of her left foot and complications during her recovery. The County maintains over … Roadways cannot be made or maintained completely risk-free for pedestrians. Under [the TCA], a dangerous condition …
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… by a mortgage on the property. Plaintiff decided to accompany the lender's real estate appraiser to the property, … broker who represents the seller to keep the property free of snow and ice. Plaintiff cites a number of decisions … motion for summary judgment. Similar to plaintiff, amicus points out that a number of cases decided since Hopkins show …
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… In September and October 2022, plaintiff filed a verified complaint and motion seeking joint legal custody and … and the matter remanded for the motion court to make requisite findings mandated by Rule 1:7- 4(a). Plaintiff also … dicta, the [c]ourt reminds the parties that they are always free to modify parenting time by way of mutual agreement." …
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… and (e)(1) for violations of the lease. 4 A-1503-21 The complaint cited the pending criminal charges against … authority "has a right to manage an apartment 12 A-1503-21 free of violent behavior [and] tenants have a right to live in a building free of violence." Hous. Auth. of Newark v. Jones, 204 N.J. …
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… and, in response to the detective's introduction, she complained of chest pain and informed the detective "she … a reasonable person in the suspect's position would feel free to leave. State v. Ahmad, 246 N.J. 592, 612-13 (2021). … affect her judgment, and joked with detectives at certain points of the interrogation. The State claims that …
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… 2C:15-1(a)(2) (count one); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … eight); and first-degree witness tampering to obstruct official proceedings, N.J.S.A. 2C:28-5(a)(5) (count nine). … In his brief on appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE VIDEO WAS HIGHLY …
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… were called to the scene, Officer Albert Bower issued a complaint against defendant for disorderly conduct, N.J.S.A. … charge filed by Officer Bower against defendant, as well as complaints for 1 We use Militinia Bland's first name in this … court's request or on the request of the respective public official. The court may also, in its discretion and in the …
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… counts.1 On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE WARRANTLESS SEARCH OF THE DEFENDANT'S … hole in the ceiling. Believing defendant crawled through a common attic space, police entered a neighboring apartment. … to be considered in determining whether law enforcement officials faced such circumstances are the urgency of the …
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… counts.1 On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE WARRANTLESS SEARCH OF THE DEFENDANT'S … hole in the ceiling. Believing defendant crawled through a common attic space, police entered a neighboring apartment. … to be considered in determining whether law enforcement officials faced such circumstances are the urgency of the …
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… were called to the scene, Officer Albert Bower issued a complaint against defendant for disorderly conduct, N.J.S.A. … charge filed by Officer Bower against defendant, as well as complaints for 1 We use Militinia Bland's first name in this … court's request or on the request of the respective public official. The court may also, in its discretion and in the …
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… 2C:15-1(a)(2) (count one); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … eight); and first-degree witness tampering to obstruct official proceedings, N.J.S.A. 2C:28-5(a)(5) (count nine). … In his brief on appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE VIDEO WAS HIGHLY …
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… and noticed McCurdy's face was discolored and had froth coming out of it. She called 9-1-1 and administered CPR. … he paid for the marijuana with his money but received two "free bags" of heroin based on the money McCurdy and … denied the motion. On appeal, Verity raises the following points: POINT I AS DEFENDANT WAS MISLED AS TO THE …