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… CFG Health Systems, LLC (CFG)—one count of a multi-count complaint—was dismissed with prejudice. We dismiss the … CFG alleged that, but for 3 A-2892-19 CFG's negligent medical treatment of the prisoner, the incident would not … 18, 2020. Now on appeal, plaintiffs raise the following points: POINT I PLAINTIFFS HAVE BEEN PREJUDICED IN THEIR …
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… agreement executed by the parties.2 In sum, she confirmed that defendant's son was released from jail after … their end of the bargain. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I PLAINTIFF HAD NO PERSONAL … the promissory note and hold harmless agreement and confirmed that defendant executed those documents. In addition, …
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… defendant Hector S. Alvarez of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery and fourth-degree attempted theft as a lesser- included offense of armed robbery. The charges arose from a conspiracy defendant … Judge Bachmann nevertheless addressed the substantive points raised by defendant's petition and, finding none of …
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… indictment, a grand jury charged defendant with committing various offenses against four separate women. Id. … appealed his conviction and sentence. Ibid. We affirmed defendant's conviction, but remanded the matter for … submissions, defendant presented approximately twenty-four points for the trial court's review. Among other things, …
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… CFG Health Systems, LLC (CFG)—one count of a multi-count complaint—was dismissed with prejudice. We dismiss the … CFG alleged that, but for 3 A-2892-19 CFG's negligent medical treatment of the prisoner, the incident would not … 18, 2020. Now on appeal, plaintiffs raise the following points: POINT I PLAINTIFFS HAVE BEEN PREJUDICED IN THEIR …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(9) (count six). The convictions stemmed from a police encounter during which defendant fled from … ineligibility. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS DENIED … AT THE FIRST TRIAL, DEFENDANT'S ATTORNEY IMPROPERLY COMMITTED DEFENDANT TO TESTIFYING. [B]. BY INFORMING THE …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(9) (count six). The convictions stemmed from a police encounter during which defendant fled from … ineligibility. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS DENIED … AT THE FIRST TRIAL, DEFENDANT'S ATTORNEY IMPROPERLY COMMITTED DEFENDANT TO TESTIFYING. [B]. BY INFORMING THE …
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… Under the terms of the plea agreement, the State recommended a "[s]entence in the court's discretion not to … avers the victim of the fourth-degree aggravated assault – commonly referred to as a "pointing" – was a civilian, not a … assistance. During the PCR hearing the judge assumed arguendo that defense counsel did not correct the …
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… Under the terms of the plea agreement, the State recommended a "[s]entence in the court's discretion not to … avers the victim of the fourth-degree aggravated assault – commonly referred to as a "pointing" – was a civilian, not a … assistance. During the PCR hearing the judge assumed arguendo that defense counsel did not correct the …
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… and one "Mev Kira" with an email address of mev@evictionsnj.com. In one of those emails, Mev Kira stated the account was closed and asked if Triffin had a Tax ID. Communications from Triffin and Rita Genovese, his Director … N.J.L. 426 (Sup. Ct. 1932) created "a full and complete remedy at law to redress a garnishee's failure to respond to a …
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… v. NAJI S. MUHAMMAD, a/k/a KHALIL ABDULLAH, NAJI MOHAMMED, NAIM MUHAMMAD, NAJIR MUHAMMAD, NOT FOR PUBLICATION … at Mitchell, and ordered him to exit. Heeding Muhammad's command, Mitchell began to open the passenger door, where a … followed. On appeal, Abdul-Matin raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I TRIAL DEFENSE COUNSEL …
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… v. NAJI S. MUHAMMAD, a/k/a KHALIL ABDULLAH, NAJI MOHAMMED, NAIM MUHAMMAD, NAJIR MUHAMMAD, NOT FOR PUBLICATION … at Mitchell, and ordered him to exit. Heeding Muhammad's command, Mitchell began to open the passenger door, where a … followed. On appeal, Abdul-Matin raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I TRIAL DEFENSE COUNSEL …
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… to the vehicle involved in the incident referred to in the complaint: Underline Answer (a)Do you admit ownership? Yes … owned by you on the date of the collision as alleged in the complaint. 3. If you do not admit operation, state the name … (north, south, east or west) your vehicle was proceeding immediately prior to the collision. (You may include a sketch …
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… 5 A-4941-18 Specifically, Byrd raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I OUT-OF-COURT … ADMISSIBLE AS EVIDENCE OF THIRD-PARTY GUILT AND THE JUDGE COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN EXCLUDING THEM. POINT II THE … and Fair with second-degree conspiracy to commit armed burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2 (count …
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… FOR THE JURY. (NOT RAISED BELOW). POINT II THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED PLAIN ERROR BY FAILING TO INSTRUCT THE JURY WITH A … TO GIVE THE JURY A CURATIVE INSTRUCTION, SUA SPONTE, IMMEDIATELY AFTER DETECTIVE RECINOS STATED THAT G.J. OBTAINED … II With the exception of defendant's contentions in Points III, IV, and VIII, defendant's remaining merit brief …
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… inconsequential. As our Supreme Court recently reaffirmed, "the grand jury does not conduct 'a mini-trial,' but … his right hand, and with his left hand "ordered" May to come down to the sidewalk where he was standing. Defendant … DEFENSE COUNSEL'S ORIGINAL BRIEF, AS WELL AS THE PREVIOUS POINTS IN 28 A-1010-17 THIS SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEF, WARRANTS …
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… FOR THE JURY. (NOT RAISED BELOW). POINT II THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED PLAIN ERROR BY FAILING TO INSTRUCT THE JURY WITH A … TO GIVE THE JURY A CURATIVE INSTRUCTION, SUA SPONTE, IMMEDIATELY AFTER DETECTIVE RECINOS STATED THAT G.J. OBTAINED … II With the exception of defendant's contentions in Points III, IV, and VIII, defendant's remaining merit brief …
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… 5 A-4941-18 Specifically, Byrd raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I OUT-OF-COURT … ADMISSIBLE AS EVIDENCE OF THIRD-PARTY GUILT AND THE JUDGE COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN EXCLUDING THEM. POINT II THE … and Fair with second-degree conspiracy to commit armed burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2 (count …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY OCEAN … A.J.S.C. The matter before the court is the plaintiff’s Complaint in lieu of prerogative writs. Plaintiff, Maria I. … of variances, since variances tend to impair sound zoning.” Medical Ctr. at Princeton v. Twp. of Princeton Zoning Bd. of …
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… INC., BRICK MOUNTAIN BILLING, INC., BRICK MOUNTAIN MEDIA, LLC, 5G WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS, INC., CONNECTED MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC., … and William R. Tellado, on the brief). PER CURIAM In this commercial dispute, defendants appeal from an April 21, 2017 …