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… case system. You are involved in CIC because DCP&P filed a complaint with the family court stating your DCP&P case … contact your local court ombudsman by visiting our website: http://www.njcourts.gov and searching “Ombudsman … talk with the youth to learn about the youth’s needs and future career goals. The judge can then help ensure that …
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… appeared by telephone, and Carol's law guardian stated he visited his daughters regularly and attended their gymnastics … "plans that would allow reunification in the foreseeable future." Based on Father's disclosures about his emotional … ample support for the court's prong four finding. The court credited the testimony of Dr. Loving, the only expert to …
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… a restraining order was necessary to protect plaintiff from future acts of domestic violence. On appeal, defendant … "demonstrated by a preponderance of the evidence the requisite predicate acts of domestic violence." First , the judge … that plaintiff needed a restraining order. The judge credited plaintiff's testimony concerning her fear of …
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… of alcohol." The court concluded that "[t]h[o]se things, combined with [defendant's appearance], provided more than … for DUI. 7 A-4366-19 The court found the same evidence supported a DUI conviction based on the observations of … 463, 470 (1999). We do not "'weigh the evidence, assess the creditability of witnesses, or make conclusions about the …
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… involving a narrow strip (the "Strip") of land between two commercial properties in West Caldwell, plaintiff Akos Sule … dictates that in title disputes, courts should rule in ways supporting and maintaining the recording system. The court, … 178, 187 (App. Div. 1953); see also Monsanto Emps. Fed. Credit Union v. Harbison, 209 N.J. Super. 539, 542 (App. …
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… a restraining order was necessary to protect plaintiff from future acts of domestic violence. On appeal, defendant … "demonstrated by a preponderance of the evidence the requisite predicate acts of domestic violence." First , the judge … that plaintiff needed a restraining order. The judge credited plaintiff's testimony concerning her fear of …
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… appeared by telephone, and Carol's law guardian stated he visited his daughters regularly and attended their gymnastics … "plans that would allow reunification in the foreseeable future." Based on Father's disclosures about his emotional … ample support for the court's prong four finding. The court credited the testimony of Dr. Loving, the only expert to …
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… of alcohol." The court concluded that "[t]h[o]se things, combined with [defendant's appearance], provided more than … for DUI. 7 A-4366-19 The court found the same evidence supported a DUI conviction based on the observations of … 463, 470 (1999). We do not "'weigh the evidence, assess the creditability of witnesses, or make conclusions about the …
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… involving a narrow strip (the "Strip") of land between two commercial properties in West Caldwell, plaintiff Akos Sule … dictates that in title disputes, courts should rule in ways supporting and maintaining the recording system. The court, … 178, 187 (App. Div. 1953); see also Monsanto Emps. Fed. Credit Union v. Harbison, 209 N.J. Super. 539, 542 (App. …
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A-0356-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… H. Wegener, Esq. Attorney Id No. 234961966 PWegener@bathweg.com On the Brief: John J. Reilly, Esq. Attorney Id No. … filed and recorded a declaration of taking and deposited into court its estimate of just compensation in the … was no undue prejudice, that the amendment would not be futile, and that a final judgment can be amended under Rule …
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… shooting defensively at trial. Such evidence was a key component of defendant’s third-party guilt defense. In … dressed in a white shirt and blue shorts, running from the site of the shooting. The young man in the blue shorts … in his defense any evidence which may rationally tend to refute his guilt or buttress his innocence of the charge …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT APPROVAL FROM THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LAW … project: Ari Ben-Yishay and Norman Mais. Both individuals supported the Bensi Venture with loans and investments. … that Ari Ben-Yishay was solely a passive investor and a creditor to the Bensi Venture. He was not an “insider” to …
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… hearings on defendant's pretrial motions, the documents accompanying those motions, and the transcripts of the grand … UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND REQUIRES SUPPRESSION OF ANY CELL-SITE LOCATION EVIDENCE DERIVED THEREFROM. [NOT RAISED BELOW] … file contains credible exculpatory evidence that squarely refutes an element of a crime, i.e., negates guilt, that …
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… held Safaree Samuels and Corey Bryant at gunpoint to accomplish the theft. Harewood was alleged to be the … posted photos of the jewelry on a popular social media website. Samuels was accompanied to the party by his stylist … theft from Samuels and the theft from Samuels alone cannot support two robbery convictions. Regarding motions to …
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… A-1811-21 IN THE MATTER OF THE CANNABIS REGULATORY COMMISSION'S DISQUALIFICATION OF BLOOM MEDICINALS OF PA, LLC … and information related to corporate structure, proposed site locations, and manager and staff identities; and the … if the applicants could qualify for a certification in the future or contained information that appeared to contradict …
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… that the blood they believed to be defendant’s had actually come from a person who had died seven months before the … case turns sour and then be permitted to sally forth on a future day before a new jury when its case is refreshed and … car. However, based on physical evidence from the site and collision reconstruction, Detective Bisone …
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… On November 8, 2005, defendant invited the victim to come to Willingboro to socialize, drink, and use drugs with … of PCP, marijuana, and alcohol. As he drove to the meeting site, defendant called him twice to confirm his location and … cannot again be litigated between the same parties in any future lawsuit.'" State v. Brown, 394 N.J. Super. 492, 501 …
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… including first-degree murder, first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, and first-degree felony murder. Thereafter, … RESENTENCING DUE TO THE SENTENCING COURT'S INCORRECT AND UNSUPPORTED FINDINGS ON AGGRAVATING AND MITIGATING FACTORS. … p.m. and lasted twenty- four seconds. According to "cell site information" Detective Rauch obtained from the …
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… 2C:11-3(a)(1) or (2), with the aggravating factor of committing murder to escape detection, in violation of … court analyzed the evidence under Rule 403, and the record supports the trial court's determination that the probative … and pulled over. That route was consistent with the cell site information retrieved from defendant's phone. …
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… INFRINGED ON THE JURY'S ROLE TO DETERMINE WHETHER DEFENDANT COMMITTED THE CHARGED OFFENSES. POINT IV THE TRIAL COURT … multiple bullets that had been fired and observed "impact sites" in various areas of the house. The shell casings were … he feared the repercussions of implicating defendant. In support, it argued that Brooks was calm, relaxed, talkative, …