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… she is following the first recommendation—"the educational placement as per the child's study team." She claimed she … court's findings with respect to the statutory factors most pertinent to the issues raised on appeal. Regarding … said condition is limited by [N.J.] Cares insurance to one visit per month" within seven days.7 The February 11 order …
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… defendant at the time. Natalie lived nearby and frequently visited. The girls' mothers are sisters. Delilah recalled … do if he found out." She explained the abuse would occur "almost every time [she] saw [defendant]. . . . [E]very time … whether the offenses occurred at different times or places, and whether they involve numerous or separate …
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… but was moving back home until he was ready to find another place to live. She testified the middle child currently … next twenty years here in northern New Jersey, one of the most expensive real estate markets in the nation. … well as whether some or all of [p]laintiff's fees should be visited on [d]efendant. The remaining factors in this matter …
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… but was moving back home until he was ready to find another place to live. She testified the middle child currently … next twenty years here in northern New Jersey, one of the most expensive real estate markets in the nation. … well as whether some or all of [p]laintiff's fees should be visited on [d]efendant. The remaining factors in this matter …
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… she is following the first recommendation—"the educational placement as per the child's study team." She claimed she … court's findings with respect to the statutory factors most pertinent to the issues raised on appeal. Regarding … said condition is limited by [N.J.] Cares insurance to one visit per month" within seven days.7 The February 11 order …
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… defendant at the time. Natalie lived nearby and frequently visited. The girls' mothers are sisters. Delilah recalled … do if he found out." She explained the abuse would occur "almost every time [she] saw [defendant]. . . . [E]very time … whether the offenses occurred at different times or places, and whether they involve numerous or separate …
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… Div. 2009). A marathon non-jury trial ensued, which took place over thirty-nine intermittent days between May 2014 … or in part outside those 7 A-3964-15T4 highlighted areas. Most prominently, that included an annual hot air balloon … "regulate or prevent development at the airport without buying these rights": [Municipal] decisions are subject to …
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… Div. 2009). A marathon non-jury trial ensued, which took place over thirty-nine intermittent days between May 2014 … or in part outside those 7 A-3964-15T4 highlighted areas. Most prominently, that included an annual hot air balloon … "regulate or prevent development at the airport without buying these rights": [Municipal] decisions are subject to …
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A-1440-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… Appellate Division, July 10, 2024, A-001440-23 system. The buyer’s home inspection service, defendant Don Lehach DBA … own home inspection service, in purchasing the property. Almost six years after the purchase, a septic system that had … to plaintiff’s normal life, and ultimately had to be replaced with a direct municipal sewer connection at a …
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… and “disapprove[d] of a police officer testifying that he placed a defendant’s picture in a photographic array ‘upon … that could encompass other types of evidence. Perhaps most importantly, Abate repeatedly told the jury that no one … assembled the photo array and that the process led to a reliable identification -- in the absence of alleged police …
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… law, we are convinced that the cumulative effect of errors committed during the trial had the probable effect of … OF GUILT, ESPECIALLY WHERE THE DEFENDANT'S KNOW[N] PLACES TO RESIDE [WERE] NOT INVESTIGATED AND WHERE DEFENDANT … claims concerning alleged errors by the trial court, almost all of which were not raised 17 A-4100-16T1 before the …
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… ERROR (not raised below) POINT IV THERE WAS INSUFFICIENT RELIABLE EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THE DEFENDANT'S CONVICTIONS … would typically expose to the government far more than the most exhaustive search of a house: A phone not only contains … Accordingly, defendant's reliance on Hampton is misplaced. Our Supreme Court in that case held "there is no …
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… and “disapprove[d] of a police officer testifying that he placed a defendant’s picture in a photographic array ‘upon … that could encompass other types of evidence. Perhaps most importantly, Abate repeatedly told the jury that no one … assembled the photo array and that the process led to a reliable identification -- in the absence of alleged police …
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… law, we are convinced that the cumulative effect of errors committed during the trial had the probable effect of … OF GUILT, ESPECIALLY WHERE THE DEFENDANT'S KNOW[N] PLACES TO RESIDE [WERE] NOT INVESTIGATED AND WHERE DEFENDANT … claims concerning alleged errors by the trial court, almost all of which were not raised 17 A-4100-16T1 before the …
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… ERROR (not raised below) POINT IV THERE WAS INSUFFICIENT RELIABLE EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THE DEFENDANT'S CONVICTIONS … would typically expose to the government far more than the most exhaustive search of a house: A phone not only contains … Accordingly, defendant's reliance on Hampton is misplaced. Our Supreme Court in that case held "there is no …
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… 1987). We interpret a contract de novo. Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222 (2011). "Accordingly, we pay no … that the shares had been "granted" to Lunemann in the first place only as a sham. Cimmer asserts that the CSA was … 220 N.J. Super. 250, 257 (App. Div. 1987). Once it did revisit the issue, its decision to allocate an equal portion …
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… from a Dollar Express store in Pleasantville captured Davis buying two cell phones and two pre-paid minute cards linked … [OF] A FAIR TRIAL. POINT VI THERE WAS INSUFFICIENT RELIABLE EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THE DEFENDANT'S CONVICTIONS … when only portions of a trial record are missing, a duty is placed upon the defendant to show an exercise of due …
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… 1987). We interpret a contract de novo. Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222 (2011). "Accordingly, we pay no … that the shares had been "granted" to Lunemann in the first place only as a sham. Cimmer asserts that the CSA was … 220 N.J. Super. 250, 257 (App. Div. 1987). Once it did revisit the issue, its decision to allocate an equal portion …
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… from a Dollar Express store in Pleasantville captured Davis buying two cell phones and two pre-paid minute cards linked … [OF] A FAIR TRIAL. POINT VI THERE WAS INSUFFICIENT RELIABLE EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THE DEFENDANT'S CONVICTIONS … when only portions of a trial record are missing, a duty is placed upon the defendant to show an exercise of due …
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… of summary judgment dismissing their medical malpractice complaint against defendant registered nurses Aldrin … him three days after his injury, the day after their first visit, he reported that Joshua had been restless and in pain … would have been a more involved workup that would be taking place of the patient," including "[h]aving an orthopedist …