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… not exceed the 3 A-4643-19 increase in [plaintiff's] annual compensation." The parties agreed the alimony and support … and obtained similar employment for substantially less income, obtained different employment for substantially less income, or was not reemployed, alimony would "end and child …
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… unanimous Court. The Court considers whether the New Jersey Commissioner of Education (Commissioner) was required to analyze the potential … operated under State supervision, provided individualized comments and/or recommendations to the Commissioner …
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… purchased the property at issue here (the property), a commercial warehouse located next to the existing church. In … building, electric, and fire inspections remained incomplete, and no certificate of occupancy had been issued as … site and conducted religious services. These services were comprised of approximately 10 people, including church …
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… weapon. Wilson-Seidle’s estate and survivors filed a complaint under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 in federal court, naming … as defendants three former MCPO assistant prosecutors. The Complaint alleged that defendants were aware of Seidle’s … to properly investigate Wilson-Seidle’s domestic abuse complaints, improperly returned Seidle’s weapon to him, and …
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… anything [it’s] just that I read you your rights.” Without comment, defendant reviewed and signed the card. The … and respond to questions.” The court also cited defendant’s comment that he was “going to jail regardless,” viewing that … use by law-enforcement agencies in New Jersey, and make recommendations as to best practices on this issue. Second, …
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… id. § 52-2(c)(3). Successful graduates who have committed certain offenses and apply for expungement are … a second chance to rehabilitated offenders who have made a commitment to lead law-abiding lives. The relevant statutes … 7-8) 3. The Legislature passed a broad-ranging law in 2016, commonly known as the drug court expungement statute, which …
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… which included funding for research laboratories, computerized classrooms, and interconnected cyber networks. … Jersey (ACLU-NJ), joined by several other parties, filed a complaint in the Superior Court, Chancery Division, against … their official capacities (State or State defendants). The complaint asserted that the grants to the Yeshiva and the …
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… attended a free eye screening conducted by the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (Commission) at the Jersey Shore Family Health Center (Family … Center, a 600-bed hospital, is one of six hospitals that comprise the Meridian Health system. The Medical Center …
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… in New Jersey, there must be territorial jurisdiction. At common law, the requirement for territorial jurisdiction … meant that a state could prosecute only those crimes committed within its territorial borders, but this notion has relaxed over time. It has now become common for states to invoke jurisdiction whenever any …
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… this Court’s decision in In re Opinion No. 26 of the Committee on the Unauthorized Practice of Law, 139 N.J. 323 … the property. In December 2008, Zaman filed the underlying complaint, claiming that he was the purchaser in an … Felton claimed that the parties’ transactions collectively comprised an equitable mortgage and that the transactions …
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… crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:40-18b. The State agreed to recommend dismissal or merger of the vehicular homicide charge … controls, or other laws whose violations risk harm to the community at large.” Defendant argues that a violation of … by defendant, however, the Seat Belt Law does protect the community at large and not merely discrete individuals. The …
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… find beyond a reasonable doubt that a defendant actually committed the prior offense before that evidence may receive … beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant actually committed the prior offense. Having determined that the … presented clear and convincing evidence that the defendant committed the offense. The judgment of the Appellate …
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… State v. Yasin Simms (A-14-14) (074209) [NOTE: This is a companion case to State v. Scott M. Cain (A-8-14) (074124), … field of narcotics use and distribution as well as the accompanying aspects of narcotics distribution.” The … issue by “sorting through all the evidence and using their common sense to make simple logical deductions.” State v. …
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… State v. Scott M. Cain (A-8-14) (074124) [NOTE: This is a companion case to State v. Yasin Simms (A-14-14)(074209), … hearing. The panel found that the trial court did not commit plain error by allowing the use of a hypothetical … of whether a defendant had the requisite mental state to commit a drug offense; that decision does not require …
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… counsel. When the parties divorced, David’s annual income was $208,900, while Cathleen’s was $21,476. The PSA … percent for fifty-six months, until he had recovered the combined value of the payments he had made during the … with a level of support and standard of living generally commensurate with the quality of economic life that existed …
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… (Kimball) as the architect and engineer. Defendant Natkin & Company (Natkin) was designated the principal contractor for … the hot water was distributed to the various buildings that comprised the Project. Perma-Pipe, Inc. (Perma-Pipe) … certain inmate housing units. Certificates of substantial completion for those elements were executed on May 16, 1997. …
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… claim with the Township on September 11, 2012. Plaintiffs commenced this action on September 18, 2012, and amended the complaint in September 2013 to add the Township as a … the plaintiff has evidence that reveals his or her possible complicity. In the setting of the Tort Claims Act, the …
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… The lack of a limiting instruction and the prosecutor’s comment on the evidence did not constitute plain error. 2 1. … demeanor as proof of his guilt was beyond the scope of fair comment. The prosecutor was free to discuss the … that when evidence is admitted for a limited purpose, comments in summation that exceed the bounds of that purpose …
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… have a constitutional right to an impartial and mentally competent tribunal. Jury irregularity, including sleeping, … the issue of whether he was denied his right to be tried by competent jurors. Although defendant failed to identify the … defendant, did not deprive him of his right to mentally competent jurors, and was not clearly capable of producing …
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… and raises the following issues: POINT I THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED REVERSIBLE MISCONDUCT WHEN SHE APPEALED TO THE … BY THE RECORD IN HER SUMMATION. A. THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT WHEN SHE ASKED THE JURY TO VIEW THE … A MOTHER WHOSE CHILD WAS SEXUALLY ABUSED. B. THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT IN SUMMATION WHEN SHE MADE UNSUPPORTED …