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… to count three in exchange for the State agreeing to recommend treating the second-degree endangering charge as a … be attached to the plea forms. The following colloquy took place between the judge and defendant: Q. You understand … willingness of defendant to cooperate with law enforcement officials, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(12). The court found the …
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… appeals from a February 22, 2023 order dismissing his complaint against defendants Holmdel Township, Holmdel … further order of the court (emphasis added). The TRO also placed plaintiff on notice that violation of any of its … to disclose in an action or to a police officer or any official any matter that will incriminate him or expose him …
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… tracks are on some, but not all, of the parcels that comprise the Property. On February 10, 2021, the Council … a sidetrack adjacent to the main railroad, on which it placed five rail cars, including boxcars that housed … activities on the Property. The municipality has made official its intention to redevelop the Property so that it …
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… any oral, written, personal, electronic, or other forms of communication with" plaintiff except as provided for in an … The text message that drew the third contempt charge took place on October 6, 2020. The message stated, "It is really … Model Penal Code and Commentaries § 250.4, at 372-374 (Official Draft and Revised Comments 1980)). 13 A-2964-23 The …
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… fourth- degree stalking. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend concurrent prison terms of three years on the drug … a 'reasonable nexus between the emergency and the area or places to be searched.'" State v. Edmonds, 211 N.J. 117, 132 … contraband is 'observed in plain view by a public safety official who is lawfully on the premises and is not …
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A-4-25 Petitioner Response to Amicus Curiae Brief
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… The Attorney General’s reliance on this provision is uncompelling. Myers’s right to withdraw from his global plea … that Myers’s reliance on the conditional plea rule is misplaced and that he is not entitled to withdraw from his … reasoning that “suppression would not in any way discourage official misconduct in this regard,” as “it is illogical to …
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… work from home while maintaining the Judiciary’s unwavering commitment to performing its crucial role. Our … and root out bias in all forms. The courts must be a place where court users, attorneys, and court employees can … the Tax Court’s local and national reputation as one of the best in the country, and one which generates the highest …
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… was not safe, and needed further evaluation. M.F. recommended to defendants that David be immediately admitted … had acted in a dangerous manner, he needed to be in a safe place for at least a brief period of time and would be at … risk of harm. The judge found as follows: [E]ven with the best of intentions, [defendants] were willful and wanton in …
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… was not safe, and needed further evaluation. M.F. recommended to defendants that David be immediately admitted … had acted in a dangerous manner, he needed to be in a safe place for at least a brief period of time and would be at … risk of harm. The judge found as follows: [E]ven with the best of intentions, [defendants] were willful and wanton in …
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… in the custody of the Prosecutor’s Office. They filed a complaint alleging that the Prosecutor’s Office and three of … that because a county prosecutor acts as “a local, county official” when making personnel decisions, the prosecutor … and “administrative duties concerning, for example, workplace hiring, payroll administration, the maintenance of …
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… in the custody of the Prosecutor’s Office. They filed a complaint alleging that the Prosecutor’s Office and three of … that because a county prosecutor acts as “a local, county official” when making personnel decisions, the prosecutor … and “administrative duties concerning, for example, workplace hiring, payroll administration, the maintenance of …
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A-33-23 Appellate Division Brief
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… v. TOWNSHIP OF CHATHAM and GREGORY LaCONTE, in his official capacity as records custodian, Defendant/ … 07950-1254 T: 973-998-6860 F: 973-998-6863 pking@kingmoench.com Attorneys for Respondents, Township of Chatham and … 18 III. THE COMMON LAW RIGHT OF ACCESS RECOGNIZES THAT THE PERSON …
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… a "not established" finding. The finding is one of four outcomes the Division may reach after investigating an abuse or … but evidence indicates that the child was harmed or was placed at risk of harm." N.J.A.C. 3A:10-7.3(c)(3) (emphasis … to provide the court with its findings. A-1236-16T1 9 As best we can tell from the screening summary that the …
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… by a jury drawn from a representative cross section of community, although it does not guarantee proportional … The prin cipal rationale for this entailment, ex pressed best by the California Supreme Court in People v. Wheeler, … sex, age, education, occupation, economic condition, place of residence, and political affiliation; that it is …
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… and Permanency (Division) satisfied all four prongs of the best interests of the child test, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). … we affirm for the reasons stated by Judge Axelrad in her comprehensive oral opinion on October 6, 2021. We add the … and stable home for the child and the delay of permanent placement will add to the harm; (3) The [D]ivision has made …
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… without G.M.T.'s consent, G.M.T. filed a domestic violence complaint, which resulted in the issuance of a temporary … several times. On one occasion, the court found, D.C.T. placed a padlock on a barn in which lawn care equipment was … D.C.T.'s disregard of the consent order, and the children's best interests. The court found that without an FRO, G.M.T. …
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… dental services rendered [to defendant] and successfully completed" in the amount of $5,193.65. Defendant asserted an … the quality of work, asking about "a plastic device" placed in his mouth and referencing, "photographs that [he] … Defendant cites to N.J.R.E. 1002 and 1004, or the "Best Evidence Rule," to suggest that the court improperly …
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… walked into the station, he saw defendant's picture on a computer in a "NY/NJ HIDTA [High Intensity Drug Traffic … from his notes of the first videotaped interview, "to the best of my memory, this is how I wrote it down, it was … process, unintentionally converted to a showup, took place nine days after the incident. "[I]f after weighing the …
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… LLC (DP), and MW Properties, LLC 1 Plaintiffs amended the complaint to add McDavit, the daughter of the late Edward J. … record does not contain a copy of the written agreement. As best we can discern, paragraph four "set forth the parties' … subject to de novo review."). Here, we conclude the court placed undue emphasis on the absence of a formal written …
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… was held by a family corporation, to a limited liability company wholly owned by Bharat. The circumstances leading to … of the Burlington County litigation with Bharat was "the best course of action" for the Estate. The Administrator … the 9 A-4986-18 claim . . . ." The judge noted "[c]ourts place a high value on settlement" and determined the …