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… application to terminate his Megan’s Law registration and community notification requirements was properly denied. … for the latter offense and released in 2004. He has not committed an offense since then. To be eligible to terminate … from an expert psychologist that J.A. “present[ed] a very low risk to reoffend.” Nonetheless, the trial court …
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… stated by Judge James M. Blaney in a written opinion accompanying the order. We add the following comments. As the result of a comprehensive plea bargain … his statement, and defendant's trial counsel obtained a very favorable plea offer for him, which would not have been …
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… PETITITIONS FOR POST-CONVICTION RELIEF. B. The Denial of a Competency Hearing. C. The Failure to Engage Expert … in his written opinion issued with the order. We add these comments. 3 A-0541-17T1 A jury convicted defendant of … about three hours after the incident did not reveal a very high blood alcohol level. Moreover, in his trial …
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… of municipal court matters: The court may order two or more complaints to be tried together if the offenses arose out of … defendants. In all other matters, the court may consolidate complaints for trial with the consent of the persons … here could result in "disparate [treatment] for very similar crimes committed within a relatively brief …
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… from a summary judgment dismissing his premises liability complaint against defendant Kennedy University Hospital, … to alert patrons to a spill or clean up. Following discovery, defendants moved for summary judgment, contending … they had to pay Defendants for said food and drink in that very area." After hearing argument, Judge Kassel granted the …
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… 1 The nature of the falsification is irrelevant to the outcome of this appeal. 3 A-1311-17T1 unemployment benefits, … by a substantial reduction of employment at the work site[.] Additionally, the claimant must have been eligible … time of layoff or termination[.]" N.J.S.A. 43:21-60(b). The very purpose of ABT is to enable those who are displaced by …
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… the double yellow line while approaching Arnold in the opposite direction, and also while negotiating a turn. Upon … 157 N.J. 463, 471 (1999). The rule of deference is more compelling where, such as here, the municipal and Law … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Ibid. …
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… following dismissal of the Division's guardianship complaint as to defendant's two other children, F.D. (Fay) … now for approximately twenty-six months, and were doing very well. She reiterated Tara's desire to adopt Fay and … guardianship trial and prior to the remand hearing. In her comprehensive oral opinion, the judge reviewed the testimony …
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… divorce in June 2016. Three weeks later, Marina1 signed a complaint-summons alleging that defendant had sent her text … issued a written decision on April 7, 2017. In his comprehensive decision, Judge Wilcox addressed each of … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." State v. …
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… from drugs and alcohol." She claimed that this "idea" was "communicated" to the retained attorney, that the family "and … plea would generate by going to trial; that question might very well include a consideration of the evidence the State …
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… the court denied defendant's motion and, in a letter accompanying the order, stated, "There is no appropriate … by the legislature." We affirm the court's order on very limited grounds. The statute empowered only the Commissioner of the Department of Corrections with the …
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… opinion, R. 2:11-3(e)(2), adding only the following brief comments abouts the first and second points. In putting … to blurt out any hearsay statements. When cross-examination commenced, defense counsel immediately posed the following … with this?" The judge further noted that "the State was very careful not to get into . . . what this child disclosed …
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… convicted defendant of twelve crimes stemming from a murder committed during an armed robbery. The most serious … AND DISHONEST. AT THE TIME OF THE CRIME DEFENDANT WAS VERY YOUNG AND HIS MIND WAS NOT FULLY DEVELOPED, AND [HE] … FOR PERMITTING CASE TO GO TO TRIAL WITHOUT FULL DISCOVERY. THIS VIOLATED DEFENDANT'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO FAIR …
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… behavior, gambling problem not sufficiently addressed, and very weak post-release plan given he would have no … "there is a substantial likelihood . . . the inmate will commit" another crime if released. Williams v. N.J. State … The Board, however, is not required to consider each and every factor; rather, it should consider those applicable to …
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… a PCR petition. He further maintained that he had reading comprehension and verbal disabilities at the time of plea … In particular, the judge found no excusable neglect to overcome the five- year bar. The judge underscored the absence … enforcing the five-year time bar, particularly given the "very favorable result" achieved by defendant's former …
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… the court denied defendant's motion and, in a letter accompanying the order, stated, "There is no appropriate … by the legislature." We affirm the court's order on very limited grounds. The statute empowered only the Commissioner of the Department of Corrections with the …
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… convicted defendant of twelve crimes stemming from a murder committed during an armed robbery. The most serious … AND DISHONEST. AT THE TIME OF THE CRIME DEFENDANT WAS VERY YOUNG AND HIS MIND WAS NOT FULLY DEVELOPED, AND [HE] … FOR PERMITTING CASE TO GO TO TRIAL WITHOUT FULL DISCOVERY. THIS VIOLATED DEFENDANT'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO FAIR …
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… caused the accident. However, in certain circumstances, the very happening of an accident may be an indication of … he/she was not responsible, or that it was of a kind which commonly occurs without negligence on the part of anyone and … directed verdict. 2 Restatement (Second) of Torts § 328 E, comment o, p. 166. 8In Bornstein, supra, at 273, the Court …
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… OF THE SUPERIOR COURT SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIALCONDUCT Docket No.: ACJC 2019-215 ANSWER TO VERIFIED COMPLAINT Respondent, ALBERTO RIV AS ("Respondent"), by way … was the victim in this case. 17. The Respondent was very troubled with the Plaintiffs and paramour's actions, …
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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. … …