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… rider to his August 27 order. We add only limited comments regarding three of the issues raised by defendant. … them here. On direct appeal defendant raised the following points: POINT I: THE CUMULATIVE IMPACT OF HEARSAY AND … trial because his claim of newly discovered evidence was unsupported by legally competent evidence. Defendant sought …
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… rider to his August 27 order. We add only limited comments regarding three of the issues raised by defendant. … them here. On direct appeal defendant raised the following points: POINT I: THE CUMULATIVE IMPACT OF HEARSAY AND … trial because his claim of newly discovered evidence was unsupported by legally competent evidence. Defendant sought …
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… of seven years. Additionally, defendant was sentenced to community supervision for life under Megan's Law, and all … judge discussed at length his basis for rejecting the three points raised by defendant's counsel. The judge did not … resulted in a lower sentence. This contention is also unsupported by an affidavit or certification. Further, it is …
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… of seven years. Additionally, defendant was sentenced to community supervision for life under Megan's Law, and all … judge discussed at length his basis for rejecting the three points raised by defendant's counsel. The judge did not … resulted in a lower sentence. This contention is also unsupported by an affidavit or certification. Further, it is …
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A-1315-24 Briefs
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… AND HUTCHGROVE ENTERPRISES RUTGERS CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY V ANDERSON RODRIGUES GUERINI; VIN-RICK BUILDERS, … Mullica Hill, NJ 08062-0366 (800) 790-1550; mc@heggelaw.com Michael Confusione (Atty I.D. No. 049501995) Of Counsel … Certification of Service A98 Certification of Counsel in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment A100 Exhibit A: Case …
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A-25-25 Petitioner's Brief
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… QUESTION OF WHETHER THE STATUTE CODIFIED THE PUBLIC TRUST COMMON LAW OR ABROGATED THE PUBLIC TRUSTCOMMONLAW. TABLE OF … lands; (2) the extent and availability of publicly owned points of access in the vicinity of the property in … challenge' requires the exhaustion of administrative remedies, '[t]his principle does not apply to facial claims, …
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… CURIAM Defendant appeals from the denial of his motion to compel discovery from the Middlesex County Prosecutor's … WAS MANIFESTLY EXCESSIVE. Defendant raised the following points in his pro se supplemental brief: POINT I FAILURE TO … argue that the denial of his motion for discovery was not supported by substantial evidence, and contend he "had not …
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… CURIAM Defendant appeals from the denial of his motion to compel discovery from the Middlesex County Prosecutor's … WAS MANIFESTLY EXCESSIVE. Defendant raised the following points in his pro se supplemental brief: POINT I FAILURE TO … argue that the denial of his motion for discovery was not supported by substantial evidence, and contend he "had not …
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… terminated plaintiff after allegedly learning that she had committed parking theft. After her termination, plaintiff commenced this lawsuit, suing American Leisure for wrongful … any manner. Instead, she relies solely on speculation and unsupported allegations. Therefore, plaintiff cannot establish …
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… terminated plaintiff after allegedly learning that she had committed parking theft. After her termination, plaintiff commenced this lawsuit, suing American Leisure for wrongful … any manner. Instead, she relies solely on speculation and unsupported allegations. Therefore, plaintiff cannot establish …
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… denying their motion to dismiss plaintiff's first amended complaint and compel arbitration. The judge altered his … SHALL NOT PRECLUDE PARTIES FROM SEEKING PROVISIONAL REMEDIES IN AID OF ARBITRATION FROM A COURT OF APPROPRIATE … CONTRACT TERM. NJAJ, as amici, raise the following points, which we have re-numbered: [POINT I] THERE WAS NO …
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… denying their motion to dismiss plaintiff's first amended complaint and compel arbitration. The judge altered his … SHALL NOT PRECLUDE PARTIES FROM SEEKING PROVISIONAL REMEDIES IN AID OF ARBITRATION FROM A COURT OF APPROPRIATE … CONTRACT TERM. NJAJ, as amici, raise the following points, which we have re-numbered: [POINT I] THERE WAS NO …
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… address they had been served at for the initial foreclosure complaint as well as all subsequent correspondence and … did not "provide any case law or an iota of evidence" in support, suggesting their effort was "a misplaced attempt to …
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… address they had been served at for the initial foreclosure complaint as well as all subsequent correspondence and … did not "provide any case law or an iota of evidence" in support, suggesting their effort was "a misplaced attempt to …
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… SOUGHT TO RECALL, IN VIOLATION OF DEFENDANT'S RIGHTS TO THE COMPULSORY PROCESS, CONFRONTATION, DUE PROCESS AND A FAIR … "need a limiting instruction" to explain "why there was a comparison made," and "[w]hat led to the comparison," and the judge would need time to draft it. …
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… v. PLYMOUTH ROCK ASSURANCE, d/b/a PLYMOUTH ROCK MANAGEMENT COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, d/b/a HIGH POINT PREFERRED INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … the pleading of the delinquent party. The motion shall be supported by an affidavit reciting the facts of the …
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… SOUGHT TO RECALL, IN VIOLATION OF DEFENDANT'S RIGHTS TO THE COMPULSORY PROCESS, CONFRONTATION, DUE PROCESS AND A FAIR … "need a limiting instruction" to explain "why there was a comparison made," and "[w]hat led to the comparison," and the judge would need time to draft it. …
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… v. PLYMOUTH ROCK ASSURANCE, d/b/a PLYMOUTH ROCK MANAGEMENT COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, d/b/a HIGH POINT PREFERRED INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … the pleading of the delinquent party. The motion shall be supported by an affidavit reciting the facts of the …
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… on residential property, Municipal code § 119A-13(F)(6) (complaint no. 391); the parking of an inoperable and … officer's earlier testimony and the exhibits introduced in support of the offenses. The judge further found the … 45 days. On appeal, defendant raises the following nine points: POINT 1: JUDGE CRITCHLEY MADE HARMFUL ERROR BY NOT …
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… on residential property, Municipal code § 119A-13(F)(6) (complaint no. 391); the parking of an inoperable and … officer's earlier testimony and the exhibits introduced in support of the offenses. The judge further found the … 45 days. On appeal, defendant raises the following nine points: POINT 1: JUDGE CRITCHLEY MADE HARMFUL ERROR BY NOT …