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… 3. Refund of alimony to Plaintiff paid via ExpertPay.com while Plaintiff was in the hospital, retired or … of Motion to refund alimony paid to Plaintiff via Expertpay.com while Plaintiff was in the hospital, retired or … DX is DENIED. 7. Plaintiff’s Notice of Cross Motion to compel Defendant to ["]buy me a $500,000 house in Bergen …
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… July 2021, the parties and the children took Ancestry.com DNA tests. Upon receiving the results, the parties … the judge found that, on September 29, 2021, the defendant committed the PDVA predicate act of simple assault against … of J.W.D., 149 N.J. 108, 117 (1997)). Such findings become binding on appeal because it is the trial judge who …
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… Open Road terminated Monroy and Redcross. Plaintiff filed a complaint against Brilhante, alleging fraud, conversion, and … identifying information (PII). She subsequently amended the complaint to add Open Road, Monroy, and Redcross. The … . . . summary judgment." Open Road raises the following points on appeal: Point I Without a single defendant …
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… Defendant also appealed this denial.2 Defendant also made a common law request for discovery items related to consensual … responsive to his request. Defendant then filed a civil complaint against the New Jersey Attorney General and the … followed. On appeal, defendant presents the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED …
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… lack of an adequate parole plan for reintegration into the community; and a risk assessment evaluation placing him at a … notwithstanding lack of admission; and restoration of commutation time. A three-member Board panel convened on … of the evidence a substantial likelihood he would commit a new crime if released on parole; and improperly …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, A&P SUPERMARKET, and HUSSMANN INTERNATIONAL, INC., … the cause for respondent Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc. (Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin, … appeal followed. On appeal, plaintiff raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED …
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… State v. Roach, 219 N.J. 58, 79 (2014), which supports the common sense principle that where the individual who … The proofs defendant presented simply did not overcome the presumption that counsel's representation was … at the time." Now on appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE INADEQUATE REPRESENTATION THAT …
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… sex offender treatment. Defendant also was ordered to comply with Megan's Law and was subject to Parole … Nonetheless, "[t]he concept of excusable neglect encompasses more than simply providing a plausible explanation … assertions. According to the judge, defendant "has been compliant with the terms of his [PSL] since he was sentenced …
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… Rural, removed the padlock and filed a municipal court complaint against Zukowski. Sometime thereafter, Zukowski … a disorderly persons offense, Zukowski filed a Law Division complaint against Sussex Rural and Tate (collectively … granting summary judgment to defendants dismissing his complaint with prejudice, and denying his motion to vacate …
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… not satisfy the exceptional circumstances required" to overcome the time-bar). III We analyze ineffective assistance of … witnesses to the shooting and someone other than defendant committed the murder. Defendant also submitted Field's … Rule 1:4-4(c); accordingly, defendant failed to present competent evidence supporting his claim. See State v. …
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… him guilty of, and imposing disciplinary sanctions for, committing prohibited acts *.004, fighting with another … of the religious services room when he heard loud arguing coming from the room and went to investigate. When he … got upset because he could not walk up and down stairs to complete his required paralegal work due to his disability, …
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… of evidence. We offer no opinion as to the appropriate outcome of the hearing. [Id. at 580]. On remand, Judge Joseph …
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… 157 N.J. 463, 470-71 (1999). The rule of deference is more compelling where, as here, both judges made concurrent … winding with "S turns" and a "high accident area." While we commend defendant for his work as a motorcycle safety …
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… State v. Mitchell, 126 N.J. 565, 580 (1992)). Absent compelling extenuating circumstances, the burden to justify …
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… burglary. He was on probation for these convictions when he committed his present offenses, and was sentenced to an … has been continuously incarcerated since 1990. He has committed five institutional offenses during his … "asterisk" infractions. His most recent infraction was committed in May 2013. A mental health evaluation was …
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… out of school after the eighth grade. Defendant was found incompetent to stand trial in July 2012. An April 2013 reevaluation found him competent to stand trial. The reevaluation report 3 … robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15- l, in exchange for a recommendation he be sentenced as a third-degree offender to a …
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… Medical Center (BRMC) that he had a record of "admission, commitment, or treatment" with the facility. The detective … available. In addition to the State application forms, W.R. completed an additional questionnaire created by the … Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). The thrust of W.R.'s points of error center on his claim that the criminal …
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… consent of both parties, the judge provided a copy of the complete jury charge for the jury. The second question was: … the mere presence language that is found in the charge on accomplice liability incorporates defense counsel's argument … 481, 522 (1994)). "'[E]rroneous instructions on material points are presumed to' possess the capacity to unfairly …
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… made certain choices, and making those choices, he committed certain crimes. There was no objection by defense … v. Siciliano, 21 N.J. 249, 262 (1956)). Here, the improper comment was brief and consisted of two sentences in the …
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… four counts of fourth-degree violation of the conditions of community supervision for life. About six months later, in … prison term of 270 days. Seeking to terminate his community supervision for life, defendant filed a pro se PCR … for endangering. Defendant subsequently filed a motion to compel interrogation of the jury to substantiate his …