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… judge mistakenly failed to view the facts in the light most favorable to plaintiffs or give plaintiffs the benefit … Do you recall when that conversation with Jung's son took place in relation to your meeting on April 21st? . . . . Q. … Department of Health, which consequently conducted a site visit. The Department did not find that patients transferred …
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… December 2019 and October 2020, defendant "never came to visit either [her] or [E.M.] in New Jersey at any time." On … extended time with [E.M.]." On February 25, 2021, the judge placed his decision on the record. A memorializing order was … 25, 2021 order was filed. Even giving plaintiff the most indulgent presumption her application for …
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… 'non-parent relatives seeking custody, child support and/or visitation regarding minor children. '" B.C v. N.J. Div. of … rights"; and (4) "[d]efendant's bad faith [was] the most compelling in this analysis." The judge closed the … at12:47 p.m., chambers stated that "[t]he notice was placed on the record at the last [c]ourt date-thank you[.]" …
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… and Latour, identify a $200,000 payment in April 2006 as a buy- in to the Citrus Park partnership. Holder described … up a bank account and make sure the money that was, then, placed in the Beech account would be segregated, almost, we thought within a week into its own account for …
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… her and threatened to bring a copy of the photograph to her place of employment. In addition to issuing the TRO, the … and that she "permitted [him] to use her credit card to buy construction materials needed" for the work. However, as … 12 A-3439-18 our consideration of the evidence in the light most favorable to the parties opposing summary judgment." …
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… and Latour, identify a $200,000 payment in April 2006 as a buy- in to the Citrus Park partnership. Holder described … up a bank account and make sure the money that was, then, placed in the Beech account would be segregated, almost, we thought within a week into its own account for …
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… her and threatened to bring a copy of the photograph to her place of employment. In addition to issuing the TRO, the … and that she "permitted [him] to use her credit card to buy construction materials needed" for the work. However, as … 12 A-3439-18 our consideration of the evidence in the light most favorable to the parties opposing summary judgment." …
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… filed a petition for post-conviction relief (PCR). In a comprehensive written opinion, Judge Dennis Nieves denied … motion, the PCR judge must view the facts in the light most favorable to the defendant to determine whether the … identification w[as] 10 A-4429-16T1 successfully deemed unreliable[] and suppressed, then the grand jury would have …
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… defendant returned later that evening, Griffin saw him "coming from an area near the victim's apartment, not from … the scientific community rejected bite mark evidence "as a reliable means of identifying perpetrators of violent … to 'shake the very foundation of the State's case and almost certainly alter the earlier jury verdict.'" 212 N.J. …
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… the fact that he had solicited prostitutes and "what was most important was not that the 4 A-4877-18 jury necessarily … that the testimony of defendant's family was "not reliable" and "colored" by their emotional attachment to … State v. Reddick, 76 N.J. Super. 347 (App. Div. 1962) is misplaced.3 Although acknowledging that certain comments …
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… from his convictions for second- degree conspiracy to commit carjacking, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … to show that the proffered eyewitness identification is reliable—accounting for system and estimator variables." Id. … very serious" "first[-]degree" charges, which are "the most serious in the State of New Jersey" and carry a …
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… defendant returned later that evening, Griffin saw him "coming from an area near the victim's apartment, not from … the scientific community rejected bite mark evidence "as a reliable means of identifying perpetrators of violent … to 'shake the very foundation of the State's case and almost certainly alter the earlier jury verdict.'" 212 N.J. …
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… from his convictions for second- degree conspiracy to commit carjacking, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … to show that the proffered eyewitness identification is reliable—accounting for system and estimator variables." Id. … very serious" "first[-]degree" charges, which are "the most serious in the State of New Jersey" and carry a …
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… the fact that he had solicited prostitutes and "what was most important was not that the 4 A-4877-18 jury necessarily … that the testimony of defendant's family was "not reliable" and "colored" by their emotional attachment to … State v. Reddick, 76 N.J. Super. 347 (App. Div. 1962) is misplaced.3 Although acknowledging that certain comments …
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… filed a petition for post-conviction relief (PCR). In a comprehensive written opinion, Judge Dennis Nieves denied … motion, the PCR judge must view the facts in the light most favorable to the defendant to determine whether the … identification w[as] 10 A-4429-16T1 successfully deemed unreliable[] and suppressed, then the grand jury would have …
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… costs. On 4 "Avvo is a comprehensive online legal marketplace connecting consumers and attorneys through its online … purpose of retaliation and [a] pattern of harassment." Almost two years later, on August 28, 2020, summary judgment … cause of action was erroneously found by the court without reliable expert medical testimony; and (3) the IIED and …
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… costs. On 4 "Avvo is a comprehensive online legal marketplace connecting consumers and attorneys through its online … purpose of retaliation and [a] pattern of harassment." Almost two years later, on August 28, 2020, summary judgment … cause of action was erroneously found by the court without reliable expert medical testimony; and (3) the IIED and …
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… Argued March 18, 2019 – Decided April 12, 2019 Before Judges Sabatino and Sumners. On appeal from Superior … They asked an employee at the cash register if anyone had placed a 9-1-1 call. The employee was "shocked" to see the … only told them that the gun-toting man "had a bulge coming from his pants." Orefice's written report states that …
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… Argued March 18, 2019 – Decided April 12, 2019 Before Judges Sabatino and Sumners. On appeal from Superior … They asked an employee at the cash register if anyone had placed a 9-1-1 call. The employee was "shocked" to see the … only told them that the gun-toting man "had a bulge coming from his pants." Orefice's written report states that …
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… Submitted April 17, 2024 – Decided November 22, 2024 Before Judges Gummer and Walcott-Henderson. On appeal from the … (count six); and second-degree possession of a weapon while committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(a) and N.J.S.A. … for reinstatement. The court explained it had again revisited the issue and "based upon the . . . requirements for …