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… with first-degree kidnapping, second-degree conspiracy to commit kidnapping, second- degree aggravated assault, second-degree conspiracy to commit assault, and other offenses. She applied for … In issuing its oral ruling, the court recognized its very limited scope of review of a prosecutor's discretionary …
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… was ineffective in advising him to reject all plea recommendations, and failing to object to certain issues … to several witnesses, failed to object to prejudicial comments made by the State during summation, and failed to … it is illogical to conclude that defendant was offered a very favorable plea deal after the State had prevailed on …
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… encountered by [Hammond] . . . were not a usual or common situation," because there were only "two known obese … the facts "[did] not support the conclusion that finding a very heavy person, even in an awkward position requiring … "the failure of the truck unit to arrive, and the discovery of victims trapped inside a fully engulfed burning …
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… admitted consuming "about three beers." He fumbled around very slowly in collecting his credentials; his eyes were … N.J.R.E. 611 follows "almost verbatim," 1991 Supreme Court Committee Comment, Biunno, Weissbard & Zegas, Current N.J. Rules of …
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… agreement arising out of a dispute over rent due under a commercial lease. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL … Jet Star's former tenant. After Fresh Food terminated the commercial lease before its term's end, the parties disputed … by the breach' and whether that harm 'is incapable or very difficult of accurate estimate.'" Wassermans, 137 N.J. …
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… work. We affirm. Appellant was a foreman for a construction company for nearly six years. On July 11, 2016, he left the … he arrived, he discovered that his father and mother were "very sick." Appellant decided to stay in Puerto Rico and … job in New Jersey because he "like[d] [his] job" and the company "helped [him] a lot." The Tribunal affirmed the …
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… of first- degree aggravated sexual assault during the commission of a crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(3); three counts … plea to two first-degree sexual assaults, with the State recommending sixteen 4 A-3965-16T2 years NJSP. Defendant … not want to appeal in light of what the judge viewed as a very favorable plea bargain. Even accepting the trial …
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… 2C:11-3(a)(1); first-degree felony murder, during the commission of a robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(3); first- … with similarly situated defendants, and requested discovery regarding such defendants. He also sought assignment of … of the statute." In denying defendant's request for discovery to support his contention that he received a disparate …
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… defendant appeared without counsel. Although defendant has completed the service of the jail time, he seeks to cleanse … parental alienation. But what I believe is that it's also very often used to put the child in the hands of the wrong … exercise and procedural safeguards. With few exceptions, every contempt calls for an explanation. Thus, even in …
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… that counsel had coerced defendant not to testify. In a comprehensive oral decision issued on March 8, 2016, Judge … locate and then call witnesses" was only cast in very broad conclusory vague terms. There are no — for example, witnesses who have come forward . . . and who have been cited by the defendant …
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… Judges Messano and Accurso. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education. Sciarrillo, Cornell, Merlino, … schools. Accordingly, we affirm. The record in this case is very thin, but the few facts we have appear undisputed. The … the required amendment documentation when it identified the site of its Jersey City satellite. The Kearny Board did not …
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… As to the projects that formed the basis of plaintiff's complaint, for two of them, plaintiff was to be paid on a … that, whenever it received them, defendant did not communicate in writing to plaintiff any objection to the … Act for attorney fees and interest, finding that it was "very clear from various conversations" "that the defendant …
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… dismissed the parenting time aspect of the application in compliance with Rule 2:9-1(a). The parties entered into a … VIEW OF THE FACT THAT APPELLEE-MOTHER NEVER FILED THE REQUISITE "CIS" AND SUPPORTING FINANCIAL DOCUMENTATION, FAILED TO … ORDER OF 7/6/17 WHICH EXPRESSLY STATES "THAT PENDING DISCOVERY THE CHILD SUPPORT WILL BE BASED OFF OF SELF REPORTING …
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… I do not believe that she was making this up. She was very clear with what happened between the two of them with … that this incident is all as a result of the filing of a complaint . . . for divorce. . . . . He said that it was she …
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… defendant's PCR petition, explaining his reasons in a comprehensive written decision. The judge appropriately … performance was not deficient, noting she had "negotiated a very favorable plea bargain on behalf of defendant," who … that because plea counsel "failed to perform the requisite investigation to support defendant's . . . search and …
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… arbitrators. [They] can be corrected or modified only for very specifically defined mistakes. . . ." Tretina Printing, … on the claims submitted. [N.J.S.A. 2A:23B-24(a).] Absent compelling public policy reasons, an arbitrator's errors of … 135 N.J. at 359. Judge Doyne rendered a detailed and comprehensive arbitration award based upon his review and …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, DIVISION OF HOUSING, … action against defendant State of New Jersey, Department of Community Affairs, Division of Housing (DCA). We earlier … the reasons stated by the trial judge, we affirm, adding very brief comments. The judge tried the case on plaintiff's …
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… parenting role with her. Indeed, she appears to have had very cursory relationships with some of the co-parents she … substantially for the sound reasons expressed in the comprehensive fifty-five-page written opinion of Presiding …
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… Police Officer Kyle Bush, who the municipal judge found "very credible." According to Officer Bush, he observed … this conversation, the officer smelled the odor of alcohol coming from defendant's breath. Defendant admitted to the … preserving his right to appeal the "operation" ruling. The companion motor vehicle summons for reckless driving, …
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… the trial court's belief that a Title [Nine] finding was compulsory, especially where, as here, the State's evidence … ability to participate in a suspended judgment and after completion of services possibly seek to vacate the neglect … at the police station." The judge found the officer to be "very credible." These findings more than adequately support …