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… that involve harassment reflects the endless variety of ways in which people can alarm and seriously annoy others … hours providing comfort, support, and a compassionate ear. Ultimately, defendant's actions induced plaintiff to invite … perpetrating the hoax. The judge found that defendant was getting "something out of doing this to people, meaning that …
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… Torres then proceeded to the motel in Woodbridge.1 On the way to the motel, defendant was able to recover her phone … offense”), remarking that “every defendant pretty much gets the benefits of mitigating factor nine when they show … put it together, they hadn’t hatched this scheme. And to ultimately take someone and lure them into this level of …
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… Torres then proceeded to the motel in Woodbridge.1 On the way to the motel, defendant was able to recover her phone … offense”), remarking that “every defendant pretty much gets the benefits of mitigating factor nine when they show … put it together, they hadn’t hatched this scheme. And to ultimately take someone and lure them into this level of …
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… that involve harassment reflects the endless variety of ways in which people can alarm and seriously annoy others … hours providing comfort, support, and a compassionate ear. Ultimately, defendant's actions induced plaintiff to invite … perpetrating the hoax. The judge found that defendant was getting "something out of doing this to people, meaning that …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE APPELLATE … period for a non-DWI-related offense while awaiting commencement of a court-imposed DWI license suspension. For … a statute, "[t]he overriding goal is to determine as best we can the intent of the Legislature, and to give …
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… perpetrator because they had been incarcerated together in South Woods State Prison a year earlier. S.W. said … . . . ." Id. at 288-89. However, defendant bears the "ultimate burden . . . to prove a very 14 A-1378-16T1 … judge. Id. at 485-86. As found by the Court in Kovack, the "best accommodation of 'pragmatic necessity' and 'essential …
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… perpetrator because they had been incarcerated together in South Woods State Prison a year earlier. S.W. said … . . . ." Id. at 288-89. However, defendant bears the "ultimate burden . . . to prove a very 14 A-1378-16T1 … judge. Id. at 485-86. As found by the Court in Kovack, the "best accommodation of 'pragmatic necessity' and 'essential …
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… risk for a nonunion and not all of those levels fusing together." At the time of the initial surgery, the doctor did … between an anterior and posterior fusion[,] which ultimately result in a stronger construct." 9 A-0370-24 The … judges who see and hear the testimony are in the best position to assess the demeanor and credibility of the …
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… expressed by the PCR judge. See Do-Wop Corp. v. City of Rahway, 168 N.J. 191, 199 (2001) (recognizing an appellate … she would call the police and make up lies about him to get him into trouble. Defendant's PCR submission included … Super. 46, 51 (App. Div. 1998)). "These determinations are 'best made' through an evidentiary hearing." Ibid. A PCR …
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… and divorced in January 2013. The parties share one child together, a son, A.P. Their final judgment of divorce … refused to hire a joint expert, and did not retain his own. Ultimately, after eleven days of trial held 5 A-0445-20 over … set forth in N.J.S.A. 9:2- 4 to determine what was in the best interest of A.P. The judge provided a factual basis as …
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… and divorced in January 2013. The parties share one child together, a son, A.P. Their final judgment of divorce … refused to hire a joint expert, and did not retain his own. Ultimately, after eleven days of trial held 5 A-0445-20 over … set forth in N.J.S.A. 9:2- 4 to determine what was in the best interest of A.P. The judge provided a factual basis as …
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… risk for a nonunion and not all of those levels fusing together." At the time of the initial surgery, the doctor did … between an anterior and posterior fusion[,] which ultimately result in a stronger construct." 9 A-0370-24 The … judges who see and hear the testimony are in the best position to assess the demeanor and credibility of the …
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… expressed by the PCR judge. See Do-Wop Corp. v. City of Rahway, 168 N.J. 191, 199 (2001) (recognizing an appellate … she would call the police and make up lies about him to get him into trouble. Defendant's PCR submission included … Super. 46, 51 (App. Div. 1998)). "These determinations are 'best made' through an evidentiary hearing." Ibid. A PCR …
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… not likely forgotten by the jury, despite the trial court’s best efforts in providing a curative instruction. That the … appeal. 1. Because the testimony of witnesses is not always predictable, proceeding with a modest degree of caution … then drove the car to Baker’s residence, the intended target of the robbery. Once there, Greene and Lewis 6 retrieved …
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… be devoted towards college costs, and neither parent should get credit for the child's own contribution. Instead, … contractual nature of property settlement agreements has always been recognized by our courts and they are to be … parens patriae jurisdiction if not being in the children's best interest. N.J.S.A. 9:2-4(d). In short, when it comes to …
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… convenience of the traveling public, including . . . highway and traffic design features as may be deemed necessary … the traffic signal to cure, if you had no other way to get lefts out. But you have a lot of flexibility here." … trial on a written record, the trial court "was in the best position to determine whether the evidence supported …
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… convenience of the traveling public, including . . . highway and traffic design features as may be deemed necessary … the traffic signal to cure, if you had no other way to get lefts out. But you have a lot of flexibility here." … trial on a written record, the trial court "was in the best position to determine whether the evidence supported …
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… convenience of the traveling public, including . . . highway and traffic design features as may be deemed necessary … the traffic signal to cure, if you had no other way to get lefts out. But you have a lot of flexibility here." … trial on a written record, the trial court "was in the best position to determine whether the evidence supported …
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… be devoted towards college costs, and neither parent should get credit for the child's own contribution. Instead, … contractual nature of property settlement agreements has always been recognized by our courts and they are to be … parens patriae jurisdiction if not being in the children's best interest. N.J.S.A. 9:2-4(d). In short, when it comes to …
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… convenience of the traveling public, including . . . highway and traffic design features as may be deemed necessary … the traffic signal to cure, if you had no other way to get lefts out. But you have a lot of flexibility here." … trial on a written record, the trial court "was in the best position to determine whether the evidence supported …