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… trial court to instruct a jury on the difference between accomplice and principal murder was not error, because the … might have harbored a doubt about whether defendant had committed the murder by his own conduct. . . . 3 A-1865-21 … for accomplice liability, the State argued there was "very strong circumstantial evidence that a third party may …
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… manslaughter. The agreement specified the State would recommend a custodial sentence not to exceed twelve years, … process conducted by the sentencing court, and a prerequisite to effective appellate review." 217 N.J. at 74. We have … the substance of the opinion of Dr. Hiscox, and it said very little about Dr. Pirrelli's second report. Meanwhile, …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … denying plaintiff's motion "without prejudice pending discovery[,]" and instructed plaintiff to "file a [c]omplaint … filed an answer on April 28, 2021. After concluding discovery, NJM moved for summary judgment to dismiss plaintiff's …
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… to do so. Thereafter, defendant refused Franciose's command to exit the minivan and attempted "to get further … so advised Elboghdady as a law enforcement "tool . . . to compel someone to tell the truth." By this time, other … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Locurto, 157 …
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… Judges Sabatino and Chase. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 246-12/20. Richard A. … General, argued the cause for respondent New Jersey Commissioner of Education (Matthew J. Platkin, Attorney … such result to sick leave. While Strauss suffers from some very serious illnesses, those illnesses do not render him …
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… a July 18, 2022 order denying its motion to reinstate its complaint that had been dismissed with prejudice for failure … fees to the extent . . . available from third party recovery when the case [wa]s concluded provided [plaintiff] … Rule 4:23- 5(a)(2) would have been premature as the requisite sixty days since the order dismissing the complaint …
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… FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE APPELLATE DIVISION COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION GEORGINA C. SANDOVAL and TODD M. … V. D'ELIA, J.S.C. The Defendant moved to dismiss Plaintiffs Complaint and Plaintiffs Class Action Claims and also their … Complaint with prejudice in June of 2022; then on the very same day that she reversed field and dismissed …
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… would also be dismissed. 3 A-1875-21 ensuring that the plea complied with the requirements of Rule 3:9-2, the trial … the purposes of the record, I would like to make . . . very clear . . . what my understanding and what my client's … defendant confirmed for the court that he understood "everything that [defense counsel] just put on the record …
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… before a Family Part judge on plaintiff's motion to compel defendant to transfer title of the Elizabeth home to … failed to timely produce various documents during discovery. Thus, she granted plaintiff's request to bar these … "the evidence show[ed] . . . defendant purposely deposited the [$200,000] portion of the $435,164.71 proceeds …
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… Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Burlington County, Complaint No. W-2023-0046-0320. Jennifer B. Paszkiewicz, … that conducting a mental health examination as a prerequisite to release would be "very prudent." 13 A-2006-22 weapons. Nor do we preclude the …
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… to keep the fruits of their offense, and deprive victims of compensation for the losses suffered. As such, we conclude a … THE DECISION OF THE COURT BELOW MUST BE REVERSED. AT THE VERY LEAST, THE COURT BELOW SHOULD HAVE DIRECTED THE … the excusable neglect standard applied rather than the discovery doctrine standard. Applying the proper standard the …
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… determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." 157 N.J. at … deliver to the criminal division manager’s office the complaint, the judgment of conviction, the exhibits retained … court of DWI after the court was unable to locate the complaint and judgment of conviction. Ibid. Under those …
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… which precludes a party from attacking on appeal the very outcome sought in the trial court. State v. Bayoumi, No. … of counsel's performance in the context of the State's compelling evidence of defendant's guilt." State v. …
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… second-degree burglary, and third-degree conspiracy to commit burglary. In April 2008, he was sentenced to an … TO PROVE CO-DEFENDANT TO BE UNAVAILABLE AS A PREREQUISITE FOR THE ADMISSION OF HIS STATEMENT. 5 A-0995-22 POINT … 2012 and 2017 we 11 A-0995-22 adjudicated the merits of the very rule of evidence that defendant now seeks to raise …
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… On appeal from the State Employees' Health Benefits Commission. Ryan Nicholson Boland (Offit Kurman, PC) and … She sued the tortfeasor and obtained a monetary recovery. At all relevant times, Roche was enrolled in the … in Roche II that the exercise of the SEHBP’s right of recovery to request reimbursement for the amount paid to cover …
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… eight); and second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a), (count nine). … In October 2019, defendant wrote to the court seeking discovery. He requested the probable cause affidavit used to … was ineffective because he failed to explain or review discovery and "forced [defendant] into a plea that was not …
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… benefits he incorrectly received under the Unemployment Compensation Law, N.J.S.A. 43:21-1 to -71, and was … increased her risk of death. Citing the Division's website, he claims the working conditions were so "unsafe, … While good cause does not require an employee "to do 'everything possible to maintain intact the employer-employee …
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… parties and their custody evaluator, Judge Casale issued a comprehensive written opinion, finding defendant knowingly … fees today, Ms. Zhang. But if . . . plaintiff has to come back again on these same [parenting] issues, I will … that "[i]n 2019, Judge Scoca . . . encountered the very same issues confronted by Judge Casale," and warned …
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… crossed the road and struck the front of a residence opposite the firehouse. The impact damaged the building's … thought "was a bomb." When the employee saw the wall was coming down, she yanked plaintiff from her chair by her … negligence and liability are not before us. During the discovery period, plaintiff was examined by medical experts …
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… He has not been their caretaker, although he has visited with them and provided some financial support. The … However, their relationship ended before the Division completed its investigation. After the father and his … trial judge found the caseworker credible, noting she was "very familiar" with the case and "knowledgeabl[e]" about the …