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… counsel requested an adjournment to review defendant's complete medical records. The judge denied the adjournment, … stopped taking her medication, defendant exhibited no decompensating symptoms during the plea allocution, which had … testified that the State's evidence against defendant was very strong, and she urged defendant to accept the plea …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, P.E.R.C. No. SN-2019-034. Cleary Giacobbe … for respondent New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission (Ramiro Perez, Deputy General Counsel, on the … and staff who could perform the same duties. The very concerns implicated by the unit work rule are present …
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… to them by defendant Beazer Homes Corporation. Their three complaints allege a single cause of action, which asserts … undesirable course the law had taken in applying the discovery rule, abandoning the completed-and- accepted rule, and … of the item sold in the challenged transaction. Indeed, the very language of the statute of repose supports a broad …
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… image of the individual's financial status, any trust income would be reported on the 1 The record suggests the … resources had been provided since not all the requisite verification forms were submitted. The ALJ found G.A. to be "truthful about his very limited knowledge about his case." He too testified …
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… pled guilty, entered the order under review, and rendered a comprehensive written decision. On appeal, defendant argues: … which we quote in part. Q: Do you understand it will be very difficult to take this guilty plea back after I accept … you during these proceedings, met with you, explained everything to you, and answered every single one of your …
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… opinion, Rule 2:11-3(e)(2), and add only the following few comments. 5 A-0369-19T1 Our standard of review is limited to … State Parole Bd., 58 N.J. 238, 242 (1971)). As appellant committed his underlying offenses in 1988, the statute … "criminal behavior is deeply rooted, as evidenced by [his] very extensive criminal record." Further, the Board …
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… 2C:18-3(b), which states: "Defiant trespasser. A person commits a petty disorderly persons offense if, knowing that … as to which notice against trespass is given by: (1) Actual communication to the actor." A Newark Municipal Court judge, … 157 N.J. 463, 471 (1999). Under the two-court rule, only "a very obvious and exceptional showing of error" will support …
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… client's risks of deportation. The record is bereft of any competent proof that such affirmative misadvice was provided … bargain to a third-degree offense ultimately yielded him a very favorable non-custodial disposition on an indictment …
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… allow for parenting time, [the father] shall show that he complied with all of the recommendations contained in the risk assessment completed by … injuries upon his six-week old daughter, and suffers from very serious mental health problems. Under these particular …
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… Walsh in her twenty-nine-page written decision that accompanied the order denying defendant's petition. Defendant … was convicted by a jury under one indictment for having committed two counts of first-degree robbery, N.J.S.A. … of irreparable misidentification." Defendant argued, at the very least, he established a prima facie case of IAC, which …
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… a fifty-mile-per-hour tuning fork, individually and then in combination with one another, to ensure that the radar … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Ibid. … that the municipal judge's rulings on various discovery and trial issues should result in the reversal of his …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2928-17T2 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF S.T., ____________________________ Submitted … review hearing in two weeks. S.T. 's mother's testimony was very limited; she merely testified S.T. would "laugh out … testify, the court must establish the witness has the requisite expertise to testify about such specialized knowledge. …
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… the police officer lawfully stopped her car pursuant to the community- caretaking doctrine. After reviewing the record … of intoxicated driver's resource center, thirty days of community service, installation of an ignition interlock … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." 157 N.J. at …
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… stamper. She was dependent on a friend for a ride to work every day. Claimant called out of work on Monday, October 29, … because she did not have a ride. Her employer told her to come in on Wednesday for a meeting, which she did after … from her job: So I went in Wednesday for my meeting and every time I tried to speak to [the supervisor], he would cut …
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… understand it to be? You know it's open plea. The State may very well ask for that extended term and I would evaluate … degree burglary, which required the court to find defendant committed a burglary while armed with a "deadly weapon." … and (2) that the deficient performance prejudiced the outcome." State 7 A-2942-14T3 v. Pierre-Louis, 216 N.J. 577, …
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… days before trial, and the trial court did not weigh the competing interests prior to applying Rule 1:1-2 to relax … both parties agreed to relax the deadlines in the discovery rules, as evidenced by both parties continuation of discovery, up until the eve of trial. Citing that fact, the judge …
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… appeals dismissal of his Special Civil Part Small Claims complaint. We affirm. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … to present testimony supporting the fee paid for the recovery of the vehicle. Longview emphasized that plaintiff … the judge concluded he had no proof of damages and "very little proof on liability." As for the towing receipt, …
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… the remaining counts against him. The State agreed to recommend a custodial sentence of ten years, subject to an 85% … require proceeding to the second step in the analysis in every case). When a defendant alleges ineffective assistance … defendant's guilt was formidable, and defendant would have very likely been found guilty by a jury at trial even …
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… v. TRAVELERS CABLE TV, INC., a/k/a TRAVELERS CABLE COMM., INC., TRAVELERS UTILITY SUPPLY, INC., TRAVELERS CABLE … CABLE AND UTILITIES, TRAVELERS MEETING, INC., TRAVELERS TELECOM, CORP., TRAVELERS CABLE, INC., TRAVELERS CABLE … In Mechanics Finance, our Supreme Court rejected the very same arguments made by Bell. The Court expressly found …
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… reasons expressed by the PCR judge. We add the following comments. As to the first prong of Strickland, the PCR judge … decision; correct? DEFENDANT: Yes. THE COURT: Okay. Very good. I'm satisfied that he understands his rights to …