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… probability" that the deficient performance affected the outcome. Fritz, 105 N.J. at 58. "A reasonable probability is a … sufficient to 8 A-3631-14T3 undermine confidence in the outcome." State v. Pierre, 223 N.J. 560, 583 (2015) (quoting … N.J. 89, 157-58 (1997)). We conclude the arguments made in Points II, III, V, VI and VII lack sufficient merit to …
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… and Firko. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2017-2342. Donald C. Barbati argued … General, argued the cause for respondent Civil Service Commisssion (Gurbir S. Grewal, Attorney General, attorney; … § 1, ¶ 2. This principle of merit-based appointments is embodied in the Civil Service Act, N.J.S.A. 11A:4-1 to -16. 6 …
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… Two Rivers Coffee, LLC leave to file a third-party complaint against him.1 Friedman also appeals from those … products. At the time in question, they were bound by a non-compete agreement. Significantly, Friedman is a member of … of defendant. In any event, suspecting defendant was competing against it in violation of their agreement, in …
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… 4th Prong Analysis. Defendant A.A.W. raises the following points: POINT I The Trial Court Erred In Holding That The … To Eliminate Any Perceived Harm To His Daughter Because He Complied With All Services For Which There Was A Sufficient … The Division’s Expert Formed His Opinion Based On An Incomplete Record Of A.A.W.’S Relationship With His Daughter. …
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… substantially for the reasons set forth in Judge Cronin's comprehensive, written opinion. We add that we discern no …
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… substantially for the reasons set forth in Judge Cronin's comprehensive, written opinion. We add that we discern no …
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… 4th Prong Analysis. Defendant A.A.W. raises the following points: POINT I The Trial Court Erred In Holding That The … To Eliminate Any Perceived Harm To His Daughter Because He Complied With All Services For Which There Was A Sufficient … The Division’s Expert Formed His Opinion Based On An Incomplete Record Of A.A.W.’S Relationship With His Daughter. …
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… living in an apartment in a neighboring town. Plaintiff commenced this action pursuant to the Prevention of Domestic … FM docket as a Consent Order if and when a matrimonial complaint is filed by any party." Additionally, under the … saw him, she "never knew which version" of defendant "was coming home any given night" as he was either "manic" or in …
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… contentions raised in defendant's first, second, and third points. Because the argument raised in defendant's fourth … late April and early May of 2015, defendant and his cohorts committed a series of home invasion armed robberies on and … request and noted "there has been a breakdown in communication." In response to the court's inquiry, …
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… underlying the convictions as follows: The offenses were committed in the course of a home invasion, in which the … stations, prompting women who personally knew defendant to come forward and identify him as the attacker shown on the … an order entered on February 4 A-1866-21 7, 2022. In an accompanying written opinion, the judge applied the governing …
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… officer's guilty finding and imposition of sanctions for committing prohibited acts *.803 and *.203, in violation of … 4.1(a)(1)(xiv). On appeal, Gaines raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THERE WAS NOT … and applicable legal principles. We reject each of the points raised and affirm. The disciplinary charges that are …
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… contention in Point I that the 4 A-2119-16T1 judge committed plain error by failing to define "attempt" – as to … counsel did not challenge whether defendant attempted to commit a theft. Defendant had entered the pharmacy, … to the mitigating factors, there is something extra, which points to downgrading the offense. State v. Megargel, 143 …
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… 8 A-1788-17T4 does not reduce the number of DWIs defendant committed. See State v. Revie, 220 N.J. 126, 139 (2014) … 39:3-40 and criminal statute N.J.S.A. 2C:40-26(b) did not become effective until after his first DWI conviction in 1979, …
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… Jersey Shore Medical Center in Neptune. A police officer accompanied Diaz on his trip to the hospital, Freehold Officer … brother, Tahir Parrish, as someone he knew from the community. Detective Reiff then showed the footage to … raised in the trial court, we proceed with an analysis of points II and III of the defendant's 3 State v. Yarbough, …
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… "MISTAKE" IS SOLELY THE RESULT OF CMI & ITS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY'S NEGLIGENCE. POINT II [US BANK]'S REQUEST FOR … interest. These undisputed facts render the equitable remedies moot. But under the facts of this case, equity provides … re Estate of Hoffman, 63 N.J. 69, 77 (1973). Equitable remedies are flexible in that judges have "broad discretionary …
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… Jersey Shore Medical Center in Neptune. A police officer accompanied Diaz on his trip to the hospital, Freehold Officer … brother, Tahir Parrish, as someone he knew from the community. Detective Reiff then showed the footage to … raised in the trial court, we proceed with an analysis of points II and III of the defendant's 3 State v. Yarbough, …
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… officer's guilty finding and imposition of sanctions for committing prohibited acts *.803 and *.203, in violation of … 4.1(a)(1)(xiv). On appeal, Gaines raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THERE WAS NOT … and applicable legal principles. We reject each of the points raised and affirm. The disciplinary charges that are …
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… 8 A-1788-17T4 does not reduce the number of DWIs defendant committed. See State v. Revie, 220 N.J. 126, 139 (2014) … 39:3-40 and criminal statute N.J.S.A. 2C:40-26(b) did not become effective until after his first DWI conviction in 1979, …
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… "MISTAKE" IS SOLELY THE RESULT OF CMI & ITS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY'S NEGLIGENCE. POINT II [US BANK]'S REQUEST FOR … interest. These undisputed facts render the equitable remedies moot. But under the facts of this case, equity provides … re Estate of Hoffman, 63 N.J. 69, 77 (1973). Equitable remedies are flexible in that judges have "broad discretionary …
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… contention in Point I that the 4 A-2119-16T1 judge committed plain error by failing to define "attempt" – as to … counsel did not challenge whether defendant attempted to commit a theft. Defendant had entered the pharmacy, … to the mitigating factors, there is something extra, which points to downgrading the offense. State v. Megargel, 143 …