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… from the police, he went to their younger brother’s room accompanied by an officer, found a phone, and gave it to the … unconstitutional police action and the secured evidence becomes so attenuated as to dissipate the taint from the … effects from her home and entered the tenant’s apartment accompanied by a police detective. Id. at 413-14. The landlady …
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… Parsons and her parents (collectively “plaintiffs”) filed a complaint against the Mullica Township Board of Education … medical history, the visual acuity testing itself, and the communication of the test results are encompassed by the definition of a physical examination, and …
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… offense of simple assault. When the court asked counsel for comments on the proposed jury instructions, defense counsel … for the K.A. charge 3 occurred after the trial judge completed his instructions but made no mention of reasonable … must have been really bad that day.” Defendant later denied committing the alleged abusive acts captured on the …
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… Plaintiff-Respondent/ Cross-Appellant, v. MERCER INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, Defendant-Appellant/ … Parko Properties LLC (Parko) purchased insurance for its commercial retail building from defendant Mercer Insurance Company. After Sandy, the building sustained damage to the …
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… of conviction on nine counts involving sexual offenses committed against a minor. Defendant challenges various … sister and defendant's wife; "M.B." to refer to the "fresh complaint" witness and the victim's friend; and "M.L." to … to trial, the State announced its intent to present "fresh complaint" testimony from M.B., the victim's friend. …
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… He filed his personal injury action in New Jersey, suing companies that developed and managed the Florida resort. All those companies were incorporated and have their principal places … Florida. Finally, plaintiff sued the parent and affiliated companies of the corporation that had the sales and …
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… while at the apartment that she consulted with others who recommended she apply a mixture of cornmeal and gasoline to … were between one- and two-weeks old. These chemical burns compromised the skin tissue, permitting bacteria to enter … eleven-years-old, as a witness. She recalled the "pastor" coming to the apartment, and said he treated the children …
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… from the July 31, 2019 dismissal of count two of their complaint, in which they alleged four companies—Conner Strong, NFI, Michaels, and Cooper … the dismissal, with prejudice, of count two of plaintiffs' complaint. I. 4 A-5237-18T4 On January 19, 2017, State …
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… [t]he child reaching the age of twenty-two years or the completion of four continuous academic years of college … expenses are owed to one another. Based upon their 2005 income, Pierce determined the appropriate allocation for … A-2039-14T3 fund college expenses as a percentage of their combined income at an amount/percentage to be determined, …
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… Two of Evelyn's three surviving sons, Dwight and Daniel,2 commenced this action against their brother Richard, … among her sons. The parties stipulated that Evelyn was competent when she signed all of these documents. A. While … in opening a Transfer on Death (TOD) account with his company, Waddell & Reed. He explained to his mother that the …
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… information. Defendant also contends that the trial court committed plain error when it misspoke while explaining to … in his identification, inadvertently substituting the word "competence" for "confidence." Defendant also contends, again for the first time on appeal, that the prosecutor committed misconduct during his summation by commenting that …
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… REFERENCES TO SCIP STANDARDS AND THE STANDARDS OF THE JOINT COMMISSION. III. THE COURT ERRED IN PERMITTING THE DEFENDANT … D. THE COURT'S CURATIVE INSTRUCTION WAS INSUFFICIENT TO OVERCOME THE PREJUDICE. VI. THE DEFENDANT'S WITNESS AND COUNSEL … PLAINTIFF WAS "CLEARED." VII. THE DEFENSE CLOSING ARGUMENT COMPOUNDED THE PREJUDICE BY IMPROPER CHARACTERIZATION OF …
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… way we feel about each other." On December 17, 2016, Cyber commenced its investigation. On March 20, 2017, plaintiff … 4 A-3213-19 following a trial before a prior judge.3 M.S. accompanied plaintiff to the domestic violence hearing. … per year. In addition, the PSA sets forth a formula to compute future alimony payments, but in essence defendant …
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… said she would not return Daughter without a formal order commanding her return. So, on December 4, 2015, the court … the Kansas divorce court's order, limiting Doughty to email communications regarding the child.5 The court wrote in its accompanying decision, "The parties would be fool hardy not to …
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… exclude evidence that a defendant 4 A-1797-15T3 has committed other crimes, wrongs, or acts when it is offered … evidence to decide that the defendant has a tendency to commit crimes or that he is a bad person; that is, you may not decide that just because the defendant has committed other crimes, wrongs, or acts that he must be …
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… A jury convicted defendant of: first- degree murder as an accomplice, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) and (2); first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(2) and N.J.S.A. … consent to search his cell phone. As explained in his comprehensive written decision, Judge Gilson found the …
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… Preferred Management, Inc., the Association’s management company; and Bergen Hydraulic Elevator, the elevator-maintenance provider. The complaint alleged that McDaid suffered serious injuries when … judgment in favor of defendants and dismissed McDaid’s complaint. The court rejected the application of the …
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… for appellant Jorge Remache-Robalino (Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, LLC, attorneys; Christina … psychological impairments, or language barriers can be accompanied by a third party to a defense medical examination … (App. Div. 1998) (authorizing the 1 For purposes of this common opinion, we consolidate the appeals, which were …
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… ATTORNEY GENERAL OF NEW JERSEY Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex P.O. Box 112 25 Market Street Trenton, New Jersey … 12 In re Opinion No. 17-2012 of Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics, 220 N.J. 468 (2014) … applicable to different contexts, they are united by a common role: guardianship proceedings help protect one of …
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… calculating the PILOT payments. In 2022, plaintiffs filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs, seeking a … was null and void. Defendants moved to dismiss the complaint; plaintiffs cross-moved for summary-judgment. The … 2 of the Constitution and dismissed the part of the complaint in which plaintiffs sought a declaration the CPTSA …