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… had planted the tree. And . . . 3 A-1323-17T2 may very well make him liable for the damages to the plaintiff's … the tree was located on his front lawn, and there were no complaints of branches falling from it, or other problems … Realtors, 132 N.J. 426, 439 (1993)). "The analysis is both very fact-specific and principled; it must lead to solutions …
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… 9-1-1, and police responded to the scene. Plaintiff filed a complaint, alleging defendant engaged in domestic violence … that it confirmed the allegations in the complaints "to be very clear on the record that [it] had the proper … was] working with" because the court "always like[d] to be very careful about that, when making the record" and …
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… the events of that evening as follows. She and defendant visited his sister that evening. She became uncomfortable when an argument with his sister was "getting a little heated." She told everyone she was leaving in five minutes and would be sitting …
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… failure to acknowledge the gravity of the offense that he committed, the extent of his prior record, and the need to … the hardship was no greater than that inflicted in every case where a family is left without a father. Nothing … devoid of any indication of jury confusion. Moreover, the very nature of the statute and the prohibited activity is …
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… the care of family members only. If this arrangement becomes problematic or not in the children's best interests, … themselves available . . . on short notice," and were "very close" to her and her sons, despite the fact that they … reading." According to defendant, the MSA "[was] worded very broadly[,] and . . . envision[ed] the need for possible …
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… at 234. Defendant's argument in Point II, however, involves comments by the assistant prosecutor in summation that, at … convict on all charges, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much for all your time. 7 A-4464-15T4 There was no … summation," the comments here were fleeting and came at the very end of an otherwise proper summation. They were not so …
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… He said, among other things: "Most of the defendants that come into this 3 A-2215-15T4 courtroom are people that … hearing, defendant had been disruptive, "reminiscent of the very type of behavior he demonstrated during the original … at the trial, choosing instead to speak for himself. At the very least, it implicates the doctrine of invited error, …
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… No. 14-02-0372 for an unrelated drug offense, which was committed approximately two months after the offense that is … A. The Initial Stop Was Not Supported By the Requisite Particularized Suspicion. B. The Pat-Down Search of the … he was stopped because of the tinted windows. Defendant was very agitated in his demeanor, and his hands were shaking as …
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… accordingly was vacated without prejudice, pending the outcome of the fact-finding hearing on remand. Id. at 6. The … Additionally, the trial judge found that, due to their very young ages, the children were not able to identify … the children actually exited the home." He noted the discovery of the children walking on the roadway was "just …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:39-7(b). On March 18, 2016, the trial judge commenced defendant's sentencing hearing. Defendant … the taped interview as cooperative and having given "a very conversational statement." Defendant volunteered … and observed that the absence of one alone may be very consequential in one case while insignificant in …
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… second-degree possession of a firearm in the course of committing a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39- 4.1a. Defendant … Mellaci found that both William Whitley and Campos were very credible witnesses. He explained in detail the basis … findings. Likewise, he found Daryl Whitley to be very credible. Judge Mellaci summarized his factual findings …
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… IN THIS CASE WAS IMPERMISSIBLY SUGGESTIVE AND RESULTED IN A VERY SUBSTANTIAL LIKELIHOOD OF IRREPARABLE … and he positively identified defendant as the man who committed the armed robbery. Defendant was subsequently … defendant on all charges. He noted, "defendant was caught very near the scene, identified by the victim," either had …
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… Locurto, 157 N.J. 463, 471 (1999). The rule of deference is compelling where, such as here, the municipal and Law … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Ibid. … evidence – as long as it is competent and meets the requisite standards of proof." State v. George, 257 N.J. Super. …
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… were tenants of defendant and pursuant to a tenancy action commenced by defendant in 2018, reached a settlement whereby … he had "no control over the post office's mail delivery schedule when my mail is in their possession." He … under the [r]ules of evidence[.]" Siwiec is inapposite. There, we stated: "[W]here [a] plaintiff . . . …
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… all of the guns and ammunition seized in the searches and compared them to the ten bullet and cartridge cases … items. Instead it wanted to tell the jury about the discovery of the guns and ammunition to "show the completeness of … that the ballistic report says, . . . 9 x 19 bullets, a very specific bullet." Thus, the State argued, the jury is …
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… October 22 order granted defendants' motion to dismiss the complaint and denied plaintiff's cross-motion to file a late … and have a "consequential impact on the claimant's very ability to pursue redress and attend to the filing of a … be coupled with a "consequential impact on the claimant's very ability to pursue redress and attend to the filing of a …
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… at counsel table or maybe he was testifying, she is not very clear on that part either, when she heard [defendant] … courtroom, she asked to speak to the judge. [Cheryl] was very concerned that she might have said something that would … Following argument on the petition, the court issued a comprehensive written decision on December 19, 2018, finding …
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… . . . FOR RELEASE. We disagree and affirm. 1 Defendant completed an aggregate seven-year prison term with forty-two … the trial court did not properly evaluate that "it is the very real risk of contracting the virus . . . that creates … in Tumminello—a case which defendant argues is apposite—whose worsening diabetes mellitus necessitated multiple …
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… a written employment contract, which was subject to review every six months. In 2016, Casciola became pregnant a second … and thereafter applied for temporary disability benefits commencing the same date. During maternity leave, Casciola … as of April 15, 2018. The Tribunal found [Damiano] was very flexible and understanding enough to initially allow …
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… relying upon Judge Escandon's decision, with the following comments. Defendant is to promptly arrange with the … matter. The Court will -- it's not Mr. Holden's fault. I am very concerned as [counsel's associate] traveled to Pompton … COURT: Okay. At 4 o'clock. I'm going to give a notice to everyone. Here's a notice for [counsel] as well as Mr. …