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… discovered their daughter's ongoing sexually explicit communications with defendant, a stranger to the family, on … him regarding these offenses. Defendant certified, as recommended by his counsel, that he underwent a psychological evaluation with Dr. Phillip Witt, Ph.D., and commenced sex offender treatment with the Sexually Offending …
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… fairness of an [eighty]-year 4 A-3389-22 aggregate term, comprised of four consecutive sentences. (5). The … and attempting to stab two neighbors in their condominium complex in Plainfield. Defendant was twenty-three years old … submitted a sentencing memorandum and 6 A-3389-22 video compilation1 that included the statements of defendant and …
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… Division of Local Government Services, of the Department of Community Affairs of the State of New Jersey, THE LOCAL … Division of Local Government Services of the Department of Community Affairs, LOCAL FINANCE BOARD OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, a division of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, JEFFREY S. CHIESA, in his official …
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… motions for summary judgment and dismissing her negligence complaint, and its May 15, 2023 order denying … the proposition that a heightened standard of care owed by common carriers applied to defendants' conduct, the motion … Maison and rejecting plaintiff's argument that the common carrier standard applied. Instead, the court …
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… were necessary to pursue his PCR petition sufficient to overcome the statutory presumption of confidentiality. I. We … for the plea, the State of New Jersey (State) agreed to recommend Banks for a five-year sentence with an eighty-five … affirm. "Attorneys who serve as counsel for governmental bodies must avoid not only direct conflicts of interests, but …
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… 2023. Defendant argues the court erred by finding he had committed the predicate acts of harassment and criminal … by failing to make factual findings regarding his intent to commit said predicate acts. For the reasons that follow, we … the incident giving rise to plaintiff's domestic-violence complaint. The parties share a minor child who was born …
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… is insufficient evidence supporting the judge's finding he committed the predicate acts of harassment and contempt of a … for two years from 2015 until 2017. They have a child in common, Alan, who was six years old at the time of trial. … domestic violence therapy for five years before filing the complaint. Plaintiff stated that defendant sent her …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, PERC Nos. 2023-028 and 2023-029. Michael O'B. … reach out to the complainant regarding appropriate remedies after the "outcome bec[a]me[] final." Further, it … (7)(i)-(iii) (2020). Rutgers' had to provide "remedies to a complainant where a determination of …
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… 3 unemployment benefits to supplement the loss of income from her full-time job while she continued to work part … received a monetary redetermination, which excluded her income from Wegmans in the calculation of her benefits; this … Tribunal certain sections of the New Jersey Unemployment Compensation Law ("UCL" or the "Act"), N.J.S.A. 43:21-1 to …
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… from God that she "was hurting" and he could help her "become closer to God" if they reenacted his visions. B.H. … the jury heard a statement suggest ing the defendant had committed crimes or other bad acts with another victim. The … bolstered B.H.'s credibility; and 4) the court failed to comply with sentencing guidelines. Defendant thereafter …
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… years, the last twenty with four other principals in a company called Tindall Homes. His role was to locate … court improperly deprived them of their rights under the Comparative Negligence Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:15-5.1 to -5.8, by … and abused its discretion by allowing Bergman to amend his complaint after trial had begun to add the Consumer Fraud …
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… The Association is managed by a Board of Trustees (Board), comprised of seven members, who are all unit owners. … resolution to expel Boyle as a trustee. Boyle filed a complaint challenging his removal. The trial court … vote to consider Boyle’s expulsion. Boyle filed an amended complaint, adding additional claims including for …
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… State Board of Education and Kimberley Harrington, Acting Commissionier, New Jersey Department of Education (Gurbir S. … "a statewide assessment test in reading, writing, and computational skills . . . ." N.J.S.A. 18A:7C-1. The test … and attendance requirements shall be eligible for a comprehensive assessment of said proficiencies utilizing …
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… other officers from that unit responded to an apartment complex upon receipt of unspecified complaints by management of the complex. When Ludwig and his partner entered the complex, …
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… four days later, by vaginal penetration. He also allegedly committed a terroristic threat, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-3. The jury … the testimony of Maria; two co-workers who provided fresh-complaint testimony; and a sexual assault nurse examiner … went to work. A co-worker, J.L. (Jillian) noticed her discomfort and inquired if Jorge had hit her. Jillian testified …
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… with five years parole ineligibility. A $500 Violent Crimes Compensation Board (V.C.C.B.) fine was also levied as … IMPERMISSIBLY SUGGESTIVE SYSTEM VARIABLES THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY ADMITTING THE IDENTIFICATIONS … ABOUT WHO SHE WAS UNDER OATH AND ADMITTED THAT SHE COMMITTED FRAUD. POINT 5 THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN PERMITTING …
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… is a principal of Saminvest, a real estate investment company. In 2005 and 2006, Saminvest, through Samost, was … however, they have been consistent in lacking a commitment with respect to a critical element of the … on the property. B. On December 3, 2012, BCKA filed a complaint against Stephen Samost, Esq., the Law Office of …
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… CPA, has determined his historical annual gross personal income to be between $115,000 and $130,000. Both parties … believe[d] these amounts under-estimate [defendant's] income. [Defendant] believe[d] these amounts over-estimate his income. Over the past few years, [plaintiff] has worked as a …
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… denied their motion to change venue, for leave to file a complaint against the then court-appointed receiver Michael … "[b]ad faith and assertion of an unreasonable position." Diehl v. Diehl, 389 N.J. Super. 443, 455 (App. Div. 2006). Our review …
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… For the reasons that follow, we affirm both orders. I. We commence our review with a discussion of well-settled legal … "[s]ettlement spares the parties the risk of an adverse outcome and the time and expense—both monetary and emotional—of … B. (A-4272-17) The entire controversy doctrine "embodies the principle that the adjudication of a legal …