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… – Decided September 18, 2023 Before Judges Gilson, Rose and Gummer. On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, … for a mistrial. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE MOTION COURT ERRED … that he had spoken with the detectives of his "own free will" and stated, "I wanted to talk to you." Olmo …
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… – Decided August 27, 2020 Before Judges Fuentes, Mayer, and Enright. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … was valued at approximately $3,000,000, and her annual income exceeded her living expenses. Thus, the court ordered … her will. This amount is the maximum per person yearly tax-free monetary gift permitted by the Internal Revenue Service …
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… is awarded a verdict for breach of contract is entitled to compensatory damages for such losses as may fairly be … of the loss need not be certain. … Cases … : Coyle v. Englander’s 199 N.J. Super. 212 (App. Div. 1985); Donovan v. … that the cellar in a new home being sold would be free from water for a period of one year from date of …
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… – Decided August 27, 2020 Before Judges Fuentes, Mayer, and Enright. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … was valued at approximately $3,000,000, and her annual income exceeded her living expenses. Thus, the court ordered … her will. This amount is the maximum per person yearly tax-free monetary gift permitted by the Internal Revenue Service …
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… Submitted January 31, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Fasciale and Gilson. On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, … and spoke with the police. He was not advised that he was free to leave or that he did not have to answer questions. … It is not the prior DUI convictions that are being revisited or enhanced with an additional penalty. Instead, the …
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… Submitted May 23, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Fisher and Vernoia. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … administered first aid and detected an odor of alcohol coming from defendant. Within fifteen to twenty minutes of … the warrantless blood draw violated her right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures under the …
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… 3, 2022 – Decided May 18, 2022 Before Judges Fisher, Smith, and Berdote Byrne. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … were still, beyond dispute, his property and the evidence points, to the extent necessary to the analysis, to his … The focus must, therefore, be on defendant's right to be free from an unreasonable search of his property …
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… 8, 2025 – Decided October 1, 2025 Before Judges Natali and Bergman. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … homicide. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: [POINT] I APPELLANT SHOULD HAVE BEEN SENTENCED TO A … which would 13 A-2947-23 have provided defendant a "free crime;" to invoke an appropriate sentence considering …
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… 3, 2022 – Decided May 18, 2022 Before Judges Fisher, Smith, and Berdote Byrne. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … were still, beyond dispute, his property and the evidence points, to the extent necessary to the analysis, to his … The focus must, therefore, be on defendant's right to be free from an unreasonable search of his property …
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… Submitted January 31, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Fasciale and Gilson. On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, … and spoke with the police. He was not advised that he was free to leave or that he did not have to answer questions. … It is not the prior DUI convictions that are being revisited or enhanced with an additional penalty. Instead, the …
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… Submitted May 23, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Fisher and Vernoia. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … administered first aid and detected an odor of alcohol coming from defendant. Within fifteen to twenty minutes of … the warrantless blood draw violated her right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures under the …
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… 8, 2025 – Decided October 1, 2025 Before Judges Natali and Bergman. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … homicide. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: [POINT] I APPELLANT SHOULD HAVE BEEN SENTENCED TO A … which would 13 A-2947-23 have provided defendant a "free crime;" to invoke an appropriate sentence considering …
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… following question: now that Garden State Equality v. Dow1 and Obergefell v. Hodges2 have declared same-sex marriage … should 16 be married to one another. The Legislature is free to change that articulation of public policy if it … securely and assuredly make such decisions. Yet, as H.N.R. points out, the Judgment of Adoption statute, as written, …
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… – Decided February 16, 2023 Before Judges Messano, Gilson and Gummer. On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, … that Gorda received mail at defendant's home, frequently visited and stayed overnight in the marital residence, and … for the court to dissolve the marriage. Of course she is free to do so, but she can not expect that her husband will …
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… 19, 2022 – Decided October 20, 2022 Before Judges Currier and Enright. On appeal from an interlocutory order of the … whether a suspect's confession is the product of free will, courts traditionally assess the totality of … the "essence of the charges." In that case, police officers visited the defendant in prison and asked to question him …
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… sweep of a home when an arrest is made outside the home and, if so, the requisite justification for a warrantless … most valued of all constitutional rights is the right to be free from unreasonable searches of one’s home. State v. … that information to Detective Petrosky who, that evening, visited that building but got no response when he knocked on …
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… sweep of a home when an arrest is made outside the home and, if so, the requisite justification for a warrantless … most valued of all constitutional rights is the right to be free from unreasonable searches of one’s home. State v. … that information to Detective Petrosky who, that evening, visited that building but got no response when he knocked on …
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… at his sister’s apartment. She drank with him, his sister and others for several hours. The others then left, leaving … offense, would have believed that the alleged victim freely and affirmatively” consented. N.J.S.A. 2C:14-7(d).12 … occurred during this period of time. In addition, defendant points out that he presented a witness, Jones, who testified …
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… It has been neither reviewed nor approved by the Court and may not summarize all portions of the opinion. IMO the … bills. In support of Altice’s waiver argument, Altice points to the 2011 Relief Order. III. We begin by addressing … preemption clauses. Puerto Rico v. Franklin California Tax-Free Tr., 579 U.S. 115, 125 (2016) (stating that “because …
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… January 9, 2018 – Decided Before Judges Yannotti, Carroll, and Mawla. On appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, … has adjusted interim support a number of times. It has visited upon [plaintiff,] as the sole bread winner, any … the company's excessive compensation expenses. Courts are free to accept or reject expert testimony, and do not have …