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… state he was in" because she "ha[d] a conscience" and "compassion" for him. In March 2020, Sylvia hired an architect … said that, but I realize that it's not what I want for my future." One of the issues David raises concerns whether … such a finding does not mean the judge was required to credit it. The scope of appellate review of a judge's fact …
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… and Stuyvesant Avenues and instead flag down the passing police car driven by Officer Puryear. S.H. was later … See 104 N.J. at 207. The distinction lies in the requisite mens rea—self-defense requires a "reasonable" belief, … with the matter by requesting a recalculation of jail credits. Therefore, we discern no prejudice or abuse of …
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… Sylvia indicated Sarah had behaved normally during the past week and she had no concerns about her. Sarah reported … As to Dr. Levenbrown, the judge stated he could not credit his report and found some of his testimony "extremely … from "shaking with impact" or just shaking does not refute the fact that the abusive head trauma was caused by …
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… and Firko. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-1872. Alexis T. Miller, … test period Miller did not demonstrate she had the requisite knowledge—or interpersonal skills—to effectively … and returning Miller to her former FSW title. The ALJ credited the evidence that Miller performed poorly as an FSS …
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… the jury, sua sponte, on the lesser-included offense of passion/provocation manslaughter; 2) incorporate the … provocation charge, the jury would have had to not only discredit defendant's testimony indicating that he was afraid … verdict and also to provide guidance with regard to any future trial proceeding. Failure to object to testimony …
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… to A. 2501 13; see also A. 2501 (June 28, 2002). "For pass-through entities that have income from New Jersey … (5) All amounts collected as the filing fee were deposited into the General Fund, as part of the [Corporate … apportioned fee." A State need not provide both a credit for, and an apportionment of, the challenged tax. 13 …
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… 2:30 a.m. As they entered their car, an "ice bluish" Grand Cherokee Jeep with tinted windows cut them off and two men with guns alighted and approached the driver and passenger's sides. Blake and his friend were ordered at … testified at the suppression hearing at which the court credited the police witnesses and rejected defendant's …
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… motion to permit him to cross-examine B.H. as to her past sexual activity. Defendant then was tried on counts … again started to attend the youth group activities and her communications with defendant increased. She would see … jury selection, the jurors had confirmed they would not credit the testimony of a witness merely because of his or …
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… related armed burglary, weapons offenses, and criminal trespass convictions. Before us, defendant raises the following … a request for counsel under the Sixth Amendment." He credited Santos' testimony that at no point did defendant … now argues the search warrants were not supported by requisite probable cause.9 The argument requires little …
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… injuries. The jury awarded plaintiff $325,000 for past lost wages, but no damages for pain and suffering. … representing the sum awarded by the jury less a $62,520.33 credit for Social Security Disability payments. The court … fees were not compensable because the jury did not award future economic losses. We review "an order [on] summary …
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… Div. June 30, 2020). In an October 21, 2020 order and accompanying written opinion, the Family Part again concluded … fracture, and rib fractures. In doing so, the court credited Dr. DeBellis's opinion concluding that these … a new fact-finding proceeding, we accordingly have not passed upon the sufficiency of 28 A-0840-20 the court's …
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… extended term of six years imprisonment with jail credits.1 On appeal, defendant argues the State's proofs … to her as a member of a rival gang, was sitting on the passenger rear side and 2 We use fictitious initials for … found this element was satisfied. She noted it is unrefuted that defendant learned C.C. had made statements …
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… a material misrepresentation of a presently existing or past fact; (2) knowledge or belief by the defendant of its … on representations [that] involve things to be done in the future." Anderson v. Modica, 4 N.J. 383, 391- 92 (1950) … and (4) actual damages . . . ." Brunson v. Affinity Fed. Credit Union, 199 N.J. 381, 400 (2009) (alterations in …
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… DANIEL M. YABLONSKY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ENCOMPASS INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, ANGELO LOBOSCO and … Policy and Encompass paid the $250,000 UIM limits less the credit for the negligent driver's $15,000 liability limit; … to supply, because of his failure to exercise the requisite skill of diligence, he 25 A-2938-17T3 becomes liable to …
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… debts incurred on behalf of the children for college in the future, and did not agree the children should take on large … $34,900 in tuition for the older son to attend a college-accredited experiential program. The 5 A-5288-16T3 parties' … her home in Wall to care for her mother, who eventually passed away in January 2016. In addition to caring for her …
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… 2C:13-2(a) (counts one and two); fourth-degree criminal trespass, N.J.S.A. 2C:18-3(a) (count three); third- degree … went inside the bank. Nevertheless, the jury apparently credited the State's proofs on most, but not all, of the … assistance of his former trial counsel are reserved for a future petition for post-conviction relief. State v. …
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… provided to police on January 26, 2011, the day her husband passed away. She argues the police provided "inadequate and … a motion to suppress defendant's statement to Stefanelli – credited Temple's and Stefanelli's testimony. Despite … to defendant looking for her "next victim" on a dating website while her husband was in the hospital; distorted …
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… A jury convicted defendant of: first- degree murder as an accomplice, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) and (2); first-degree … Here, Judge Gilson listened to the audio recordings. He credited the officers' testimony that defendant was not … from defendant's computer sent to voodoo and black magic websites were both relevant and reliable. The judge explained: …
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… the Vineland Police Department began his evening shift by compiling a computer-generated list of outstanding warrants … Inn and Denny’s, which were areas known for narcotics, trespassing, and prostitution. Just after midnight, Laboy saw … seizure of drugs under “plain feel” when trial court credited officer’s “immediate recognition, by touch and …
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… true a legal conclusion couched as a factual allegation.” Papasan v. Allain, 478 U.S. 265, 286 (1986); Myska v. New … accept ‘all well- pleaded facts as true,’ they ‘need not credit a complaint’s ‘bald assertions’ or ‘legal … to protect human health and lives by limiting the future transmission of the virus. They were not issued in …