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… reasonable inferences, we reverse. The circumstances are uncomplicated but also uncertain. 1701 is the owner of a … to keep the adjoining perimeter of [their] premises free from obstructions in order to permit each other's … That circumstance prompted David Lerman's visit to the site,3 where he discovered for the first time the curbing …
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… it would review the order if plaintiff successfully completed an inpatient treatment program. On July 22, 2016, … matter would be scheduled when plaintiff submitted the requisite documentation.5 In his instant appeal, plaintiff argues … for more liberal supervised visitation and, in so doing, is free to impose restrictions on plaintiff, such as random …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:11- 4(a)(1). In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a sentence not to exceed ten years for burglary, and … knowingly and intelligently made. (4) The cumulative errors committed by plea counsel require post-conviction relief. … the discovery and you've made the decision of your own free will to plead guilty. Is that correct?" Defendant …
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… BRENDA L. HACHIKIAN, and NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants-Respondents. … plaintiff's motion for an extension of time). We are not free to substitute our judgment for the trial court. 6 … Div. 2004), certif. denied, 183 N.J. 212 (2005), is inapposite because there was no arbitration or trial date set in …
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… INC., Plaintiff-Respondent, v. BURRIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., Defendant-Appellant. … the role of the trial and appellate courts; they are not free to impose their own notions of discipline in place of … . and we have never endorsed the use of a sanction to be visited on the client as a means to discipline that client's …
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… Feldman, on the briefs). 1 By order dated May 8, 2015, the complaint was amended by striking the name of JP Mortgage … N.J. Const. art. VI, § 3, ¶ 2). New Jersey courts remain "free to fashion [their] own law of standing consistent with … We discern no reason to conclude JP Morgan lacked the requisite "sufficient personal stake and adverseness so that the …
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… found in the back of the store. Most of the cannabinoid was commercially packaged in foil under the brand name Scooby … told to Hamade by the officers. The court noted that the comments by the police about what would happen to the niece … would be arrested and that none of the people there were free to leave the premises. Hamade refused consent for forty …
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… NO. A-2592-15T1 BASF CORPORATION, COLUMBIAN CHEMICALS COMPANY, GLENN SPRINGS HOLDINGS, INC., SHELL OIL COMPANY, … Protection Agency designated the property a Superfund site. Plaintiffs, generators or transporters of hazardous … on the closing date unencumbered by liens or mortgages and free of debris, and they agreed to secure those obligations …
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… A POTENTIAL MISUNDERSTANDING OF BOTH CONSPIRACY AND ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY – PARTICULARLY THE NOTION OF "MERE … a cell phone when arrested. Information obtained through a communications data warrant revealed phone calls between … were insufficient to address their question, they were free to submit another question. Although the judge had …
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… Instead, the judge directed defendant's attorney to now complete Question No. 17 on the original plea form, which … any immigration consequences. Ibid. Once the attorneys completed their abbreviated questioning of defendant, the … not an environment that promotes an ample and pressure-free atmosphere to ask and answer questions between counsel …
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… Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. MARINA DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, LLC, d/b/a BORGATA CASINO HOTEL & SPA, … their claims that defendant Marina District Development Company (Borgata) subjected them to a hostile work … before discovery was completed, the trial court would be free to reconsider the summary judgment issues on a new …
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… Advertising, LP's (Interstate) application for minor site plan approval to erect a billboard along the New Jersey … principles of law, we affirm. Plaintiff, a grape farming company based in Napa, California, owns property in the … that the distance between the billboard – a variance-free permitted use – and nonconforming residences in the …
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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 … arrest, handcuffed, or had any reason to believe he was not free to leave. Obviously, defendant knew he was a person not … before police even had any reason to suspect that he had committed a crime. His statements no doubt came as a …
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… discretionary extended term, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-3(a), and to recommend five-year sentences to be served concurrently in the … he spent at least five months in in-patient drug treatment. Commenting that defendant had been "in the wind" for a year, … non-appearance at sentencing; a provision the State was free to negotiate. See State v. Subin, 222 N.J. Super. 227, …
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… 1 "An 'open plea' [is] one that d[oes] not include a recommendation from the State nor a prior indication from the … to turn the car off and toss the keys outside. Defendant complied. Officer William Agar, Jr. directed Bossick to get … approached by a police officer would not reasonably feel free to leave, even though the encounter falls short of a …
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… and he positively identified defendant as the man who committed the armed robbery. Defendant was subsequently … remaining charges. The plea deal required the State to recommend to the trial judge that defendant be sentenced to an … June 12, 2013, acknowledged that he was exercising his own free will to plead guilty and that he understood he was …
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… the terms of the plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a sentence not to exceed twenty years in prison, … defendant admitted that on November 12, 2013, while committing a theft at the YMCA in Vineland, he used a stun … obtaining his high school diploma, and remaining infraction free while incarcerated, mitigating factors eight, nine, and …
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… night. Appellant was called by another CNA to report to the common bathroom to assist D.S., who had soiled herself. D.S. … resident of a long- term care facility "has the right to be free from abuse, neglect, misappropriation of resident property, and exploitation." Freedom from Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation, 42 C.F.R. § …
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… are constrained to remand again for the trial court to complete the task we previously assigned. See Tomaino v. … police had 5 A-3939-19T4 authority to enter the room to complete the arrest process. The judge reasoned the police … "with great frugality and in none but a clear case free of doubt." Tomaino, 364 N.J. Super. at 234–35 (quoting …
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… for the reasons stated in Judge John M. Deitch's comprehensive and well-reasoned written opinion issued on … a reasonable person were to believe he was not free to leave." Id. at 387-88. An investigative detention, … warrant the limited intrusion upon the individual's freedom." Ibid. (alterations in original) (quoting Davis, …