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… he still heard the clicking noise, which he determined was coming from the gas burners in defendant's apartment. He saw … times, but he told police that defendant used PCP "like every day" because the building's owner had told him that. … was high, "he was either scared and non-confrontational or very confrontational." He also described defendant as "[a] …
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… "petechiae," "in the skin of his eyelids and . . . over the very fine facial skin." He explained an abundance of these … and indicated he may have died from "poor oxygen delivery to his brain." The prosecutor posed a hypothetical to … the girlfriend. Id. at 3-4. The girlfriend had previously complained the victim would not stop contacting her, so …
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… Inc. (Zeta Psi) summary judgment and dismissed her complaint with prejudice. The April order granted … Further, the letter advised that "[i]t ha[d] been made very clear that no social activities [we]re allowed at the … A-1613-23 A. Again, likely in the May meeting . . ., it's a very standard [Rutgers's] request. . . . . Q. And did you …
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… from the trial record and Judge Teresa Ann Kondrup- Coyle's comprehensive forty-two-page written decision filed on March … the litigation. Throughout the litigation, Ray rarely visited the children. Dr. Brandwein, who evaluated Ray on … Kondrup-Coyle found Molly's testimony at the remand hearing very credible. Molly allowed Ruth to see the children but …
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… that he became an oppressed minority shareholder in the companies because George and Ras disapproved of Robert's … and the nexus. Id. at 510. Cases under the statute "are very fact sensitive, and thus any hard and fast rules are … process, nor deprived of input and authority within his very substantial spheres of authority within the business. …
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… the Board), appeals the summary judgment dismissal of his complaint, which alleged retaliation actions in violation of … I almost didn't notice the sign change. It would have been very embarrassing had I not caught the vandalism. I am very … in a back and forth motion. School employees went to the site, found tire tracks under the fence and red paint marks …
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… to trial counsel only. We intimate no views on the outcome of any future proceedings. I. We discern the following … the bedroom several times. Glaster noticed defendant "was very intoxicated . . . and was swaying back and forth when … cause her death? [DEFENDANT]: Yes. Without making the requisite findings required under Rule 3:9-2, setting forth the …
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… on from the detective bureau as he was a suspect in several commercial burglaries throughout the township." Before … video. He described defendant's backpack on the video as "a very unique drawstring bag, as it seemed to have two … to impose an extended sentence when the statutory prerequisites for an extended- term sentence are present." State v. …
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… by the domestic violence victim, who had a child in common with defendant but slept in a separate bedroom. The … victim. R. 1:38- 3(c)(12). 3 The record before us provides very little information about the allegation of domestic … is among our most cherished rights,'" and because "'[t]he very core of the Fourth Amendment and Article 1, Paragraph 7 …
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… DATED A-1418-17T4 11 OCTOBER 24, 2012 (50%), AS TENANTS IN COMMON, Defendant-Appellant, and FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE … occurring. For example, a two-year storm was not considered very severe and had the probability of occurring once every two A-1418-17T4 35 years, whereas a 100-year storm was …
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… required him to pay all applicable fines and penalties, complete twelve hours of rehabilitation at the Intoxicated … 219 N.J. Super. 283, 286 (App. Div. 1987). Not "[e]very statutory amendment which ameliorates or mitigates a … date, "'that intention could have been made plain in the very section directing when the law would become …
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… In exchange for the guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of eight years in prison, subject to the … story and it's as simple as that. I can't—again I'm being very honest. Defendant: I can help as much as I can until I … to counsel. 451 U.S. 477, 484–85 (1981). A-2485-19 15 Not every reference to a lawyer, however, requires a halt to …
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… PLAIN ERROR. (Not Raised Below). POINT III THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT BY IMPROPERLY ELICITING TESTIMONY IN … ANOTHER PERSON'S LIFE IS NOT A CHOICE. IT IS A PREREQUISITE TO FEEL ALIVE. THERE IS NO SECOND OPTION. Robert … a fight started, Demko was the "first one to try and calm everybody down." a Latin scholar, the phrase is a noted legal …
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… should attend Science Park High School (Science Park), a competitive magnet school, within the Newark public school … child 11 A-5548-14T3 to two days and one weekend day every other week, and permitted defendant the right to care … records not be released to plaintiff; yet legally he has every right to receive them. N.J.S.A. 9:2-4(a)(2). Plaintiff …
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… BE REVERSED BECAUSE THE COURT VIOLATED DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO COMPULSORY PROCESS AND HIS RIGHT TO PRESENT A COMPLETE … her family in the Dominican Republic and our families are very close." She referred to defendant's wife as her "best … group brought various alcoholic beverages onto the bus and everyone spent the evening drinking and dancing. Julie …
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… home. Two days later, the Division filed a verified complaint under N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.30 (Title Nine) for Mark's … 4 A-4461-17T1 On May 31, 2016, a Division caseworker visited Sarah at the CCCF, and Sarah identified David as … rely upon [Denise] and other relatives for housing and 'a very stable home' provided by others." Dr. Jeffrey concluded …
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… 2012, plaintiff consulted with Dr. Carl Giordano, who recommended surgery. Plaintiff did not get surgery or seek any … testified "yes, I do work out." The court stated it was "very concerned about the prejudicial aspect of" the gym … 448 N.J. Super. 78, 90 (App. Div. 2016). Moreover, the requisite showing "'may be made circumstantially.'" Ibid. …
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… texted Martinez the name of the motel so he could “come down . . . to commit the robbery.” Later, Martinez and … time of the robbery and “t[ook] full responsibility for everything that occurred.” He went on to explain that, while … is unlikely to commit another offense”), remarking that “every defendant pretty much gets the benefits of mitigating …
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… the Court. The Court considers whether, in this case, the “common knowledge” exception relieves plaintiffs of the … subsequently failed to file the affidavit by the requisite deadline, and defendants filed a motion to 6 dismiss … NJDPA submits the Appellate Division misapplied the very narrow common knowledge exception to this case. NJDPA …
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… to establish tenure and seniority rights filed with the Commissioner of Education (Commissioner) by Christina … an agency to the OAL for further consideration is by its very nature interlocutory. (pp. 10-16) 3. Many disputes … an agency to the OAL for further consideration is by its very nature interlocutory. See, e.g., Dir., Office of …