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… A-3098-10T2 2 This is a putative class action seeking remedies pursuant to New Jersey's Consumer Fraud Act (CFA), … Supreme Court —— the denial of their motion to dismiss the complaint with prejudice for failure to state a claim. We … at cross- purposes." Ibid. Only a robust discordance will suffice and there is "a real possibility of conflicting …
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… Forensic Center for treatment of a mental illness and a competency evaluation. The medical staff 1 Following the … This appeal followed. Defendant now raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I BECAUSE THE WITNESS'S … "light-skinned Black male; early twenties; wearing a red hoodie and dark- colored pants." This man "pushed her prior to …
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… witnesses stayed at "a house in Elizabeth called the 'Honeycomb' or 'the Honeycomb 2 Codefendant Jackson was convicted … was granted by the PCR judge because defendant "made a sufficient showing of excusable neglect" to "permit th[e … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I - DEFENDANT'S …
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… the State agreed to dismiss the remaining charges and recommend a non-custodial probationary sentence. At his plea … to a three-year probationary term and ordered to perform community service, register as a sex offender pursuant to … (1964), as long as those findings "are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record," State v. Nash, …
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… an FRO against his wife, R.H. The mutual domestic violence complaints were tried together. We heard oral argument on … each other. The FRO hearing on both domestic violent complaints was convened on February 23, 2023. The trial … the trial court to make findings on that question in sufficient detail to permit appellate review if needed. We …
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… duffle bag which contained four rectangular objects made of compressed powder wrapped in brown tape. The next day, … to distribute arguing the State failed to present evidence sufficient to establish the distribution charges. The court … was aware of the evidence against him, and had met with and communicated with his trial counsel regarding trial strategy …
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… told Andrew to take off his pants and underwear. Andrew complied. Defendant then "put his mouth on" what Andrew … The State argued that Hollingshead did not develop a sufficient basis to qualify as an opinion under N.J.R.E. 608 … of parole. II. On appeal, defendant argues the following points: POINT 1 THE TRIAL JUDGE UNDULY RESTRICTED …
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… the money in a robbery which he, defendant, and Johnson committed at TGI Fridays. McGuire instructed his girlfriend … McGuire's identification and a folding knife. A black hoodie, two woolen masks, and nine gloves also were found in … offer six months before the trial, but the record was not sufficient to resolve defendant's claim that his attorney …
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… in Asbury Park Village with his grandmother. After coming home from work, he received a phone call from Eric … to each other. The man in the black jacket turned to his companion, who whispered something as they continued to walk … precedent to admissibility is satisfied by evidence sufficient to support a finding that the matter is what its …
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… the admission of testimony about the Child Sex Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) constituted plain error and his … also recorded that defendant had described himself as "a ladies man," who was "[p]rimarily attracted to younger women, … 8 A-1509-14T2 II. On appeal, defendant raises the following points in his counselled brief: POINT I BECAUSE CHILD SEXUAL …
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… 2C:35-5(a)(1), -5(b)(2). Defendant argues there was insufficient probable cause for issuing a search warrant; the … his photograph from the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission and showed it to Doe, who confirmed he bought … with the plea agreement. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE TRIAL JUDGE ERRED IN DENYING …
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… his credentials in a "[s]low lethargic manner," his complexion was pale, and he "didn't look quite right." The … FINDING OF "NOT GUILTY" SHOULD BE ENTERED; THE LAW DIVISION COMMITTED CLEAR ERROR IN FINDING DEFENDANT GUILTY AND THE … judge's findings "could reasonably have been reached on sufficient credible evidence present in the record." Johnson, …
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… court gave the following curative instruction: [a]gain, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, just as a precaution, I . . … (2007)). One such principle mandates that prosecutors limit comments in their opening statements "to the 'facts [they] … 11 (1996)). Such verdicts are allowed provided "there is sufficient evidence to permit a rational factfinder to find a …
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… residence. When the officers arrived, the door to the common area of the building was open. They entered the common area and knocked on the front door of the first - … officers entering the residence, which it conceded was insufficient to justify a warrantless entry in the context of a …
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… been admitted; 4) the judge violated his due process and compulsory process rights by improperly interfering with his … to indict. The State filed motions regarding a fresh complaint witness and statements made by defendant to … Id. at 530-33. Not all four factors are necessary or sufficient "to the finding of a deprivation of the right of …
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… her own. In November 2018, M.C. filed a domestic violence complaint and following a trial received an FRO on December … the violation of probation. Defendant raises the following points on this appeal: POINT I: [DEFENDANT]'S TEXT MESSAGE … and (4) The injury impending from the emergency must be of sufficient seriousness to outmeasure the criminal wrong. …
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… this appeal. In December 2017, defendant was charged with committing a number of offenses against five prepubescent … to dismiss all remaining charges against defendant and recommended a twenty-year prison term with a twenty-year … an act of sexual contact for his own sexual pleasure was sufficient to establish a factual basis). The Smullen Court …
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… amounting to $61,920 with charge increases at a per diem rate of $360. Plaintiff alleged Jones breached her … and severally. On appeal, plaintiff raises the following points for this court's consideration: POINT I IN THE … WITH PREJUDICE, INSTEAD OF FINDING SUBSTANTIAL COMPLIANCE BY MS. WILLIAMS WITH N.J.S.A. 2A:53A-27, AND …
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… the car he saw "a big cloud of cigarette smoke . . . come out of the passenger side window" and the "passenger … compartment and the odor of raw marijuana was "certainly sufficient" to apply for a search warrant of the trunk. For … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED …
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… to receive treatment for his injuries through Worker's Compensation under the care of Dr. Steven R. Gecha. In April … continued to receive care from Dr. Gecha through Worker's Compensation. 6 A-0758-20 In April 2015, Dr. Gecha performed … in terms of a traumatic event equating with a statutorily sufficient medical cause of an "accidental" disability, what …