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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … As a matter of public policy, it is well settled that “every intendment is indulged in favor of an arbitration award … award is not akin to acting as an appellate court on every factual and legal finding made by the arbitrator that …
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… the jury's conclusion that plaintiff did not suffer a compensable injury as a result of the accident is reasonable … claimed a jury could not award zero damages or "throw everything out and say there [was] no injury" because "all of … jury merely because he [or she] would have reached the opposite conclusion . . . . 11 A-0323-21 [Risko, 206 N.J. at 521 …
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… because defendant kept talking. Defendant was unable to complete the test because he was "unable to stand in the … stumble when he exited the vehicle; performed the HGN test "very well and very good," and did not oppose a blood or urine test. …
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… 150 feet away, he noticed the driver appeared "very rigid" at the wheel and estimated the vehicle was … to the stop. Defendant relayed he was a security guard coming from Newark and was going to McDonald's. Heredia … light bulb was not working. Heredia testified he "had to be very close to the vehicle in order to read [the] license …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition Nos. 2021-2937 and 2021-3701. … her motions to suppress Costco's defenses and compel discovery for each claim. We affirm. I. Driscoll testified at the … Driscoll also contends the judge failed to make requisite findings regarding her discovery motions, and Costco's …
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… had a non-marital romantic relationship and have a child in common (M.W., born in 2011). The parties lived together with … at me. He tossed, I guess, my coffee table and my couch, everything in the kitchen, he was tossing all my furniture … I also think that your husband there appeared to me to be very levelheaded. And while I did not hear from [defendant], …
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… Indictment No. 15-10-2534); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery (count one, Indictment No. 16-04-1138); … and had extensive conversations with him about the discovery. It noted the State had high-definition video … The PCR court noted defendant conceded his trial counsel visited with him on at least three occasions while he was …
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… fiancée walk up her driveway and asked her "not to come up." Plaintiff stated defendant's fiancée cursed at … the court finds, did, in fact, occur in which there [we]re very negative comments made to . . . plaintiff. . . . … by . . . a friend and a . . . family member" after making "very negative comments . . . to . . . plaintiff." The judge …
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… to a reduced charge of aggravated manslaughter with a recommended sentence of twenty-five years' imprisonment with … are. It's obviously his right to have a trial. It’s a very favorable resolution, if the person is guilty. But, of … PCR petition must be filed within one year and only in very limited circumstances not present here, see R. …
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… Babysav had texted Andrews and 3 A-0882-22 invited him to come over to smoke marijuana. Andrews had only met Babysav … then agreed that "reading the whole [charge] . . . would be very confusing." There was no further objection to the … the jury that the State bore the burden "to prove each and every element of all the offenses beyond a reasonable doubt." …
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… untreated drug addiction. She has consistently failed to comply with services offered by the Division over a period … on April 26, 2016. Dr. Brandwein found defendant had very limited insight and extremely poor judgment. She "views … effectively parenting her children, and the prognosis is very poor that she will become a safe and effective …
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… II: THE JURY INSTRUCTION ON ARMED ROBBERY WAS CONFUSING, INCOMPLETE, AND INCORRECT; MOREOVER, THE CORRECTED 3 … man, later identified as defendant, run into the vestibule "very quickly and very irately." His face and hands were covered, and he had a …
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… dismissal for failure to state a claim of her original complaint's first count, which alleged a violation of the … her complaint.1 The parties apparently engaged in discovery and eventually settled the claims pled in the amended … compensation system, depending on how many patients visited [her] during the week." The complaint alleges she was …
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… first-degree murder charge to aggravated manslaughter and recommend a twenty-year sentence pursuant to the No Early … to participating in the murder, but nonetheless obtained a very favorable plea agreement. 9 A-2382-16T4 On this appeal, … cooperation in testifying against co-defendants. That was a very favorable aspect of the deal, because she got the …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2014-10452. Kathleen A. … of the County, Dr. Thrower testified. He opined "it's very possible that the lateral meniscus was torn going up … the knee pain reference in a 2008 medical record was a "very non-specific" finding and could have indicated …
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… to represent herself, even though she had been declared incompetent to stand trial on criminal charges. The Division … if she did not prevail. The guardian noted defendant was very familiar with the facts of the case, had lived it, and … time she had known defendant, she found defendant "seemed very intelligent . . . and interesting to talk with and …
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… The matter began in August 2014, by way of a Title 9 complaint for care, custody, and supervision of A.W. and his … on her relationship with [A.W.] She actually was calling very consistently since the last court date to see when the … and [M.B.] and that sounds like something that will be very helpful. . . . So the order will provide that [K.W.] is …
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… 463, 479 (2013) (quoting Assembly Health & Human Services Committee, Statement to Assembly Bill No. 50 at 20 (Mar. 4, … for an exception. However, the judge extended discovery for ninety days and advised plaintiffs' counsel he … declined to execute an affidavit." Id. at 55. Indeed, the very existence of the waiver provision makes it obvious to …
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… In his June 5, 2015 order (the June 2015 order) that accompanied his written decision, the judge summarized the … plaintiff's relationship with her eldest daughter was "a very difficult project, in progress." He found that both … youngest children because at that time defendant worked every weekend. In his written decision following the plenary …
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… CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, a municipal entity, and THOMAS COMEY, individually and in his representative capacity, … in his report "anthroscopy may buy [plaintiff] relief for a very short period of time . . . [but then plaintiff] may … Civil Rights Act (CRA), N.J.S.A. 10:6-1 to -2. After discovery ended, defendants moved for summary judgment. …