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… ineffectiveness forced him to enter the plea. In a lengthy, comprehensive opinion, the PCR court denied defendant's … would be looking for him with respect to "the two dead bodies." Thereafter, R.M. agreed to a A-2450-15T3 5 consent … guilty plea. II. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration. POINT I – THE FAILURE OF THE …
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A-36-24 Appellant Response to Amicus Curiae Other
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… C. Magee, Esq. Attorney ID # 017052011 Magee@BRattorneys.com John W. Baldante, Esq. Attorney ID # 031391983 … Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Child USA in support of Plaintiff-Appellant’s position. The Attorney … Court to reject NBOE’s arguments, Plaintiff-Appellant also points out that NBOE appears to make an intentional point of …
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… a ballistics report provided by the State, and in combination with defendant's statements, determined his … appeal followed in which defendant raises the following points for our consideration: Point I: THIS COURT SHOULD … because he did not provide an adequate factual basis in support of his guilty plea to second-degree unlawful …
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A-70-24 Reply Brief
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… MONARCH COMMUNITIES, LLC, a Limited Liability Company of the State … in the township for single-family homes was credited with supporting to the Board’s decision to hold strictly to the … 15 Apr 2025, 090407, AMENDED 8 Respondent, in its brief, points to a discussion at the Montville Planning Board …
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… a January 15, 2025 Chancery Division order directing her to comply with the sale of residential property located in … filed a motion to compel the sale of the property. In a supporting certification, Norma averred that the closing … This appeal followed. On appeal, Sally raises the following Points for our consideration: POINT I. COURT CANNOT ORDER A …
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… [OF] ALCOHOL. POINT III THE AIR WAS INADMISSIBLE.1 In a comprehensive, well-reasoned written opinion, Judge Edward …
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… to Rule 3:22-5 because the claims of alleged legal errors committed by the trial judge were previously considered and …
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… to Rule 3:22-5 because the claims of alleged legal errors committed by the trial judge were previously considered and …
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… [OF] ALCOHOL. POINT III THE AIR WAS INADMISSIBLE.1 In a comprehensive, well-reasoned written opinion, Judge Edward …
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… plaintiff filed an action in the Chancery Division to compel specific performance, and filed various applications … of final judgment confirming the arbitration award. In support of that motion, plaintiff's attorney certified that … LLC filed this appeal. II. Defendants present the following points for our consideration. POINT I THE AWARD ENTERED BY …
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… She saw another man; both of their faces were covered by hoodies. Cardenas was punched in the face again and pushed down … jury trial, defendant was convicted of conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-1, and … the PCR court. Specifically, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I BECAUSE [DEFENDANT] …
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… that G2G was liable under the New Jersey 3 A-3283-23 Spill Compensation and Control Act (the Spill Act or Act), … history from the record. In October 2020, Prime issued a commercial automobile liability insurance policy to G2G. The … to which this endorsement is attached, the insurer (the company) agrees to pay, within the limits of liability …
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… denying his motion to suppress, claiming the affidavit in support of the search warrant for his residence did not … denying his motion to stay the proceedings pending the outcome of federal litigation challenging the constitutionality … a certification that the answers given on the form are "complete, true and correct in every particular," with a …
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… or so, they saw defendant, a black male carrying two bags, "come from the direction of the park" and cross North Avenue. … direction of the officers. Defendant ignored several more commands to raise his hands and stop. As defendant turned … see State v. Golotta, 178 N.J. 205, 219 (2003), it cannot support the investigatory stop that occurred here for the …
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… they observed a car in front of the Bradley Court Housing Complex, with one occupant, later identified as defendant, … capable of producing an unjust result. "An essential ingredient of a fair trial is that a jury receive adequate and … to a fair trial, erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to possess the capacity to unfairly …
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… of parole supervision for life, and required defendant to comply with restrictions of Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to … close relationship and stated that defendant was welcome at Sherry's home on a "just come and go" basis. Mary … there was sufficient credible evidence on the record to support the trustworthiness of Mary's allegations. In doing …
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… terrified" because she "realized that if [defendant] was coming to [plaintiff's] house, it was to confront … defendant kept a loaded firearm in her glove 4 A-3636-19 compartment, and plaintiff stated she "didn't know what was … AGAINST [DEFENDANT] BECAUSE ITS ISSUANCE IS SO MANIFESTLY UNSUPPORTED BY OR INCONSISTENT WITH THE COMPETENT, RELEVANT …
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… v. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN and MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE, Defendants-Appellants, and MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP … to maintain the status quo. c. Plaintiff can be remedied by compensatory or other corrective relief. B. The … OF EMINENT DOMAIN LAW AND BY CREATING NEW LAW THAT HAS NO SUPPORT IN NEW JERSEY JURISPRUDENCE. A. The Trial Court …
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… banking. It could be to and from the day program. When we come into the home, we do meal preparation, . . . assist … obscenities and telling Nunez he should not "talk to the ladies like that." According to Barber-Johnson, defendant then … program. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 8 A-1019-23 POINT I THE …
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… of parole supervision for life, and required defendant to comply with restrictions of Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to … close relationship and stated that defendant was welcome at Sherry's home on a "just come and go" basis. Mary … there was sufficient credible evidence on the record to support the trustworthiness of Mary's allegations. In doing …