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… we deem it necessary to remand for the motion court to revisit its analysis of the tender-years hearsay exception … Detective Rubel detailed a forty-hour training course she completed called "Child First/Finding Words," where she … further advised Detective Rubel that she had seen "juice" come out of defendant's "cushy" that was "light" and …
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A-1845-23 Briefs
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… learned that Perez’s car had struck two parked cars and become disabled in the street. (1T7-3 to 8-5) The officers … Thus, when necessary, the police will also be required to comply with the warrant FILED, Clerk of the Appellate …
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… for the dismissal of all other charges and the State's recommendation of a prison term of no more than four years. …
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… A mortgage broker falsified Musallam's annual income in order to enable him to obtain a mortgage through … mortgage loan process. Defendants now raise the following points by way of appeal: POINT I BECAUSE THE "NO DOC" … Chancery Division Committed Reversible Error. We find these points to be so lacking in merit as to not warrant …
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… Sheila A. Venable in a three-page letter opinion and accompanying order. Defendant now raises the following points in his brief on appeal: 3 A-1518-15T4 POINT ONE THE … sentence, and he cannot seek to reduce it until he has completed the mandatory parole ineligibility period. The …
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… him on the motion. We reverse and remand. Defendant's points on appeal are: POINT 1 DEFENDANT IS LOSING MONEY ON A MONTHLY BASIS. POINT 2 REMOVE EX-WIFE AS BENEFICIARY OF COMPANY ISSUED LIFE INSURANCE POLICY. Defendant's … position is that since the theoretical loss has become real, it should have resulted in a modification. …
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… attributable to such work" is disqualified for unemployment compensation benefits. The threshold question is whether an … declined all options. Moreover, Sirleaf had no further communication with her employer, who did not terminate her. … are supported by credible evidence, and its decision comports with the law and is not arbitrary, capricious, or …
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… order (FRO) barring him from contact with N.L., the complainant, pursuant to NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … and physically assaulted her. P.C.L. contends she filed the complaint solely to gain leverage in the pending divorce, in … On appeal of the FRO, P.C.L. asserts the court committed the following errors: POINT I: TRIAL COURT ERRED …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4263-18T3 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF R.T., SVP-573-10. Submitted March 17, 2020 – … reconsideration. On appeal, R.T. raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE CIVIL COMMITMENT COURT ERRED AND ABUSED ITS DISCRETION FOR NOT …
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… him on the motion. We reverse and remand. Defendant's points on appeal are: POINT 1 DEFENDANT IS LOSING MONEY ON A MONTHLY BASIS. POINT 2 REMOVE EX-WIFE AS BENEFICIARY OF COMPANY ISSUED LIFE INSURANCE POLICY. Defendant's … position is that since the theoretical loss has become real, it should have resulted in a modification. …
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… order (FRO) barring him from contact with N.L., the complainant, pursuant to NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … and physically assaulted her. P.C.L. contends she filed the complaint solely to gain leverage in the pending divorce, in … On appeal of the FRO, P.C.L. asserts the court committed the following errors: POINT I: TRIAL COURT ERRED …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4263-18T3 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF R.T., SVP-573-10. Submitted March 17, 2020 – … reconsideration. On appeal, R.T. raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE CIVIL COMMITMENT COURT ERRED AND ABUSED ITS DISCRETION FOR NOT …
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… attributable to such work" is disqualified for unemployment compensation benefits. The threshold question is whether an … declined all options. Moreover, Sirleaf had no further communication with her employer, who did not terminate her. … are supported by credible evidence, and its decision comports with the law and is not arbitrary, capricious, or …
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… Sheila A. Venable in a three-page letter opinion and accompanying order. Defendant now raises the following points in his brief on appeal: 3 A-1518-15T4 POINT ONE THE … sentence, and he cannot seek to reduce it until he has completed the mandatory parole ineligibility period. The …
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… A mortgage broker falsified Musallam's annual income in order to enable him to obtain a mortgage through … mortgage loan process. Defendants now raise the following points by way of appeal: POINT I BECAUSE THE "NO DOC" … Chancery Division Committed Reversible Error. We find these points to be so lacking in merit as to not warrant …
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… for the dismissal of all other charges and the State's recommendation of a prison term of no more than four years. …
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A-0697-23 Briefs
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… 5072 Fax: (862) 520 3433 Attorney Id :021212005 portillalaw@comcast.net ELDRIDGE HAWKINS LLC Attorney At Law Attorney … Tel: (973) 676-5070 Fax: (973) 676-7356 Email: hwklaw@aol.com On the Brief- Cecile D. Portilla, Esquire Id: 021212005 … TO ABSOLUTE IMMUNITY RELATIVE TO PLAINTIFF'S INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT AND THUS SUMMARY JUDGMENT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DENIED …
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… break, defense counsel stated she "did not object [to this comment] at the time, because it was kind of already out … and fell to his knees. He testified he became sick due to a combination of cocaine, alcohol, and the shrimp he ate. The … fee, fines, and penalties. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I DEFENDANT'S CONVICTIONS MUST BE …
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… [The juvenile] was not charged with the crimes [committed by defendant or his co- defendants]. 3 A-3655-20 … attendant out and as he was out of the booth, they would come up and rob him." Means dropped McGriff and defendant … location and defendant and McGriff would return there after completing the robbery. Means observed defendant and McGriff …
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… reflected "an inadvertent mistake" in connection with the completion of a permit application by a layperson. P.F.C. … N.J.S.A. 2C:58-3(f), and sale of his firearms should be compelled. In support, the State argued that P.F.C. was … appeal followed. On appeal, P.F.C. raises the following points for our consideration: [POINT I] A REVOCATION OF A …