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… each victim. In exchange for his pleas, the State recommended that he receive a county jail sentence not to … "there is an immigration situation that may come up in the future. My client is a permanent resident. He's not a … the PCR judge noted that "[a]s time passes, justice becomes more elusive and the necessity for preserving finality …
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… for hitting her youngest grandchild with a belt twelve times, arguing: [A.L.A.]'S CONVICTION MUST BE REVERSED BECAUSE … remaining endangering counts. When the judge asked for comment, defendant's counsel contended that if the simple … that reason, respectfully dissent from my colleagues' opposite view. As my colleagues have described, the judge …
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… Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for respondent (James L. Pfeiffer, Acting Prosecutor, attorney; Dit Mosco, of … of his motions to suppress child-pornography files found on computer equipment in his home and his statement to a Warren … have impacted on the weight given to mitigating factor ten; future programs do not manifest that he would have been …
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… to Rule 3:20-1. The judge explained her reasoning in a comprehensive oral decision delivered from the bench, … he "grabbed [Soto's] wrist" and told him several times: "I don't want no problems." Defendant let go of Soto's … Nieves, she called out his name to alert him of something coming from behind. When defendant looked back, he "saw them …
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… facts and procedural history set forth in Judge Mizdol's comprehensive written opinion below, which accompanied her … the court 6 A-1394-19 ordered the Estate's motion to bar future filings must be directed to the assignment judge. … and based on arguments which had been rejected multiple times. Additionally, the court rejected petitioner's argument …
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… and DEUTSCHE BANK, f/k/a BANKERS TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE UNDER THAT POOLING & SERVICING AGREEMENT … she stated that she and her husband were "at times very confused as to whether or not th[e] taxes [they had … to argue that they demonstrated excusable neglect is inapposite. In Koss, the defendant was an elderly woman who had "a …
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… when he did not see the children, either because he had not complied with services, his whereabouts were unknown, or he … with her since 2015. She alleged that Patricia often visited Matthew at her house with the children. She testified … parents, and severing that bond "would cause long-term, future, significant risks" of harm. On the other hand, the …
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… McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, LLC, attorneys for appellant (James A. French, of counsel and on the brief). Respondent has … the record developed before the court, we reverse. The competent evidence does not support the court's findings and … real property they owned in Ocean View, an unincorporated community located 3 A-3555-17T1 within Dennis Township in …
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… suppress evidence hearing, and failure of trial counsel to communicate with him. In so doing, we apply the familiar … with the intent to distribute and were distributed, crimes of the first-degree because of the weight of the heroin. … court properly found the number of times trial counsel visited with [him] was not indicative of her effectiveness" …
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… children together. A dual judgment of divorce, with an accompanying matrimonial settlement agreement, was entered by … [him] to prove financial interdependence . . . as a prerequisite for establishing a [prima facie] showing." We disagree … snow once, and carried in boxes or shopping bags three times. Thus, even though N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(n) states that a …
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… by not effectively cross-examining his wife, and by not communicating with him about the case before trial. After … the matter to correct the calculation of gap-time and jail credits. State v. Preto, No. A-4212-12 (App. Div. July 8, … that defendant has failed to establish any of the requisite elements supporting the grant of an evidentiary …
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… ("Laura"1) appeals from a May 20, 2016 judgment finding she committed abuse or neglect of her children F.T. ("Fiona"), … ("Matthew") is Julie's father. 1 We utilize fictitious names to preserve confidentiality. R. 1:38-3(d)(12). 3 … other family members. As a result, a Division caseworker visited Jane and Bob's residence and spoke with Fiona, who was …
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… vote scheduled for February 28, 2017, allowing members to become familiar with State School Employee's Health Benefit … the amounts previously deducted by issuing checks or credits to employees toward future health insurance contributions. On October 8, 2018, …
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… JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. VIDROLE MONACE, a/k/a JAMES MONACE, Defendant-Appellant. __________________________ … 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 …
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… v. TIMOTHY L. ROSS, a/k/a ROSS TIMOTHY L, LEVI JAMES, TIMOTHY LEVI, JAMES ROSS, SHOTGUN, and TODD WRIGHT, … defendant argues the State's failure to record the completion of the photo array eyewitness identification … station instead of the hospital. Further, the detective completed question sixteen, checking off the box signifying …
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… record before us clearly shows that John has chosen to be a complete stranger to his daughter. The Division presented … the house. On two other occasions when Division employees visited John's 6 A-4668-18T4 mother's house unannounced, he … well within its discretion in crediting Dr. Dyer's unrefuted testimony. The expert's opinion constitutes …
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… Jr. (Robyn A. Veasey, Deputy Public Defender, of counsel; James Daniel O'Kelly, Designated Counsel, on the brief). … from the care of her mother, K.W. (Karen) and subsequently commenced this action against both parents.2 The Division 1 … "indicates a further likelihood of harm to the child in the future." Id. at 615-16. 13 A-1790-18T3 The trial court found …
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… order following a fact-finding trial which concluded he committed abuse or neglect of his children, H.H. (Heather), … Williams interviewed Chris. He confirmed Danielle sometimes slept at the home on the red couch in the living room. … the marijuana odor was readily apparent when she visited the home. Chris stated Randy served as a caretaker for …
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… rather "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … the guardianship trial, despite defendant providing the names of two potential biological fathers, DNA results ruled … and appropriately care for [G.T.] now or in the foreseeable future." The judge explained: [A]s evidenced by the record, …
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… the trial judge concluded that plaintiff proved defendant committed the predicate act of harassment, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4, … 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 …