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… store, with an agreement from the State that it would recommend concurrent sentences. Defendant was then sentenced … the Shrewsbury robbery after receiving the related discovery. The court asked for a consent order, but the order … Gas store. Before trial, the defense had made several discovery requests for all recorded conversations between …
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… to a ninth-floor apartment located in a high-rise complex on Cooper Street for a domestic 1 Counts eleven and … the fight for her life. She was scared, crying, breathing very heavily and just kept saying . . . something [like] . . … the apartment belonged to defendant. He had never visited defendant at the apartment and once inside it he found …
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… on September 29, 2023, claiming T.D. was sending harassing communications to 3 A-1244-23 him. The trial spanned several … after allegedly assaulting T.D., and the next day T.D. visited him, gaining access to the jail and to him by claiming … T.D.'s number made him feel "[v]ery uncomfortable" and "very scared that [he] would end up back in jail" as a result …
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… the women other derogatory names. While he disliked Irvin's comments about the women, defendant maintained that he was … (quoting State v. Brown, 170 N.J. 138, 147 (2001)). "Every mistaken evidentiary ruling, however, will not lead to … ruling. Thus, we conclude defendant invited, or "[a]t the very least, [defendant] consented or acquiesced to" the …
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… "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … they were knowledgeable about his needs and provided a "very high level of care." Winston recommended termination of … history of the case, provided a full analysis of the requisite statutory factors, and applied the governing legal …
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… we conclude the prosecutor did not clearly and convincingly commit a patent and gross abuse of discretion in denying the … . . and said no, they're irrelevant now. And so it makes it very unclear to me whether the prosecutor fully engaged in … in reaching the PTI decision. This presumption makes it very difficult to reverse a prosecutor's decision on that …
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… I. On September 10, 2019, defendant was charged by complaint-warrant with two counts of second-degree sexual … who was in what position and how—in the video, and it's a very short video. JUROR: Oh, okay. Thank you. PROSECUTOR: … A-0043-23 appellate level cases but Gaughran is certainly very instructive as to this issue. I mean, those are …
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… to aggravated manslaughter in exchange for the State's recommending twenty-five years' imprisonment. The offer … would fail as defendant "attacked a[n] unarmed man with a very large knife . . . [and while] he may have been unhappy … Similarly, Johnson's alleged 2018 letter lacked the requisite form or attestation. 23 A-0540-23 Nevertheless, because …
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… arrest was in December 2015. On August 9, 2016, trial commenced. Trooper Diego Restrepo of the New Jersey State … municipal court judge noted she "ha[d] been doing this a very long time" and she "ask[s] the same questions." She … the trial and the "general totality of it, but . . . [not] very specifically what [defendant] said." However, she noted …
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… . During the 2015 peak season, plaintiff contends she complained about an alleged Federal Aviation Administration … entered orders granting defendant's request to compel discovery and denying plaintiff's request to compel discovery.3 On November 8, 2019, the court granted defendant's …
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… whether a worker who negligently caused a plaintiff’s jobsite injury was a so-called “borrowed employee” of the … was crushed in the process. Plaintiff collected workers’ compensation benefits from his employer, CSNJ. He and his … why the evidence pertinent to the Galvao factors, at the very least, pointed in both directions. It was improper for …
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… S. Ct. 2111 (2022). He also contends multiple errors were committed at trial, including: (1) the trial court failed to … H. Jackson, 20 A-0921-20 I'd like to read a quote of a very famous case, years ago. And it was for a jury by a famous [p]rosecutor. It was a very, very big case, a multiple homicide case. But the words …
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… a new trial on damages. We affirm. Plaintiff alleged in her complaint that she sustained severe and permanent injuries … longer with us. His wife is not able to be here either"; "Everyone agrees, and you'll hear this testimony, that … not see the stop sign. He accepted responsibility from the very first minute at the scene of the accident. . . . He …
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… to a ninth-floor apartment located in a high-rise complex on Cooper Street for a domestic 1 Counts eleven and … the fight for her life. She was scared, crying, breathing very heavily and just kept saying . . . something [like] . . … the apartment belonged to defendant. He had never visited defendant at the apartment and once inside it he found …
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… involving three minor victims. The plea agreement recommended a sentence of time served, with defendant subject … purpose for that communication, I'm sure that happens on every school yard and every school in this entire state. I … rather than direct appeal. Specifically, defendant posited he had not provided "a factual basis admitting what …
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… day was designated for general cleaning of the facility and commissary distribution. Some of the inmates, including … commissary worker to leave the unit and cancelled the delivery. Boyd continued to pace back and forth on the first … Ibid. Rule 3:13-3(b)(1)(I) governs the scope of discovery concerning experts to include: [the] names and …
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… non-payment of rent. On April 21, 2024, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Special Civil Part against defendant for … to repair the refrigerator. He stated that he paid rent every month after November 2023 up until June 2024. 1 As of … with the Department of Community Affairs as a prerequisite to the entry of a judgment of possession.); McQueen v. …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY KATHI F. … (“A petitioner shall be prepared to prove his case by complete and competent evidence. In the absence of some … grants defendant’s motion to dismiss plaintiff’s complaint. Very truly yours, Kathi F. Fiamingo, J.T.C. … Merrick Wilson …
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… on the brief). PER CURIAM The Borough of Englewood Cliffs commenced this action seeking the return of its files from … were voluntarily dismissed soon after the action was commenced; the other two defendants – Joseph R. Mariniello, … an attorney's file is, in fact, the client's property. The very fact that a once discharged but uncompensated attorney …
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… of harassment but remanded for the court "to provide a more comprehensive statement of [its] findings of fact and … 2) (italicization omitted). On remand, the court issued a comprehensive oral decision on November 3, 2022, concluding … he sent to [plaintiff's niece]. Plaintiff testified she is "very afraid to go outside on [her] own" and that she is …