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… This litigation began in April 2015 when plaintiffs filed a complaint and order to show cause to enforce their OPRA … the Camden Vicinage judge granted plaintiffs' request to sever this matter and return it to the Union Vicinage because … there is no longer an expectation of privacy. Citing Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36 (1997), he stated: "[T]he fact …
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… benefits.1 The Director determined petitioner failed to overcome her burden of rebutting the presumption that the … petitioner of that deficiency, she submitted a realtor's comparative market analysis, which the Board rejected … health began to fail in September 2015. She developed a severe condition and underwent surgery. She was never again …
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… the course's clubhouse, traversing the area of the course comprising the sixteenth hole. While doing so, plaintiff … to the course clubhouse other than by traversing the area comprising the sixteenth hole. In support of their claim, … wanting to egress the facility." At her deposition, however, Kimiecik testified the municipal ordinance provision …
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… & Reath, LLP, attorneys; Andy S. Norin, 1 The Law Division Complaint, the order appealed from, and some of the briefs … Street corner is ARH ASSOC owned and blacktopped over with several trucks parked. The remainder of the Monitor Street … measure of repose to actions taken against public bodies.'" Id. at 423 (quoting Washington Twp. Zoning Bd. v. …
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… the video recordings, police created a "be on the lookout" communication, which was distributed to local law … a car and recognized him from the "be on the lookout" communication. The detective pulled defendant over for a … the validity of the traffic stop. The Supreme Court reversed, noting "that the lawfulness of the stop was not …
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… by two police officers, who read the "Mercer County Uniform Complaint/Arrest Warrant Notice Form" to defendant, … his own free will." Moreover, we noted that defendant had completed some high school education, and he had familiarity … during [defendant's] interrogation and "would have never allowed her son to speak with police without her …
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… and released the same day. In 2017, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant for negligence, seeking damages, … raceway, he described having "some back problems and whatever. And that was it." Plaintiff's daughter also testified … was affected, yeah, a lot. She further noted plaintiff "complains of pain constantly with me," and "[h]e's always …
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… review. 1 Although not participating in this appeal, the complaint also named Andrea Rodrigues, defendant's spouse, … default, U.S. Bank, the first Trustee, filed a foreclosure complaint. Those foreclosure proceedings were ultimately … affirmative defenses. As to defendant's counterclaims, however, he dismissed counts two and four (that the trust was …
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… direct that defendant be resentenced in the event the outcome of defendant's suppression motion remains unchanged … second-degree possession of a handgun while attempting to commit a drug-related crime, 1 Pursuant to the Graves Act, … sentence imposed by the court or [forty-two] months, whichever is greater . . . during which the defendant shall be …
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… (count three). The charges stemmed from defendant's commission of an armed robbery with a fake gun at a Wendy's … the State would move to dismiss the remaining counts, and recommend a twelve-year sentence, subject to an eighty-five … was sentenced in accordance with the plea agreement. However, the sentencing judge imposed an eleven-year NERA …
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… AT THE FIRST TRIAL, DEFENDANT'S ATTORNEY IMPROPERLY COMMITTED DEFENDANT TO TESTIFYING. [B]. BY INFORMING THE … ERROR THAT EVEN IF EACH INDIVIDUAL ERROR DOES NOT REQUIRE REVERSAL, THE AGGREGATE OF THE ERRORS DENIED [DEFENDANT] A … containing a white powder later identified as Ethylone, commonly known as "Molly," a schedule one controlled …
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… a T.V. and "a bunch of tapes" in the "little room." A.C. never consented to being photographed in her bathroom or … obtained a search warrant of defendant's home and found computers, cameras, hard drives, CDs, DVDs, and video … defendant's ability to hear the proceedings as well as his competence to proceed with trial became issues. Defendant …
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… In April 2016, plaintiff F.J.C. filed a divorce complaint seeking dissolution of the marriage based on … quo. Defendant's supervised parenting time consisted of every weekend and one night per week for dinner until … moving to compel discovery. Our rules also provide for remedies for enforcement of litigant's rights, including the …
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… to pay rent. Because the record shows plaintiff failed to comply with applicable federal regulations when it increased defendant's rent, we reverse. I. Plaintiff is the owner of a residential housing … and composition of each tenant receiving Section 8 subsidies. 24 C.F.R. § 5.657(b) (2020). Tenants, for their part, …
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… and DeAlmeida. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2019-2566. Catherine M. Elston argued … Attorney General, attorney for respondent Civil Service Commission (Jonathan S. Sussman, Deputy Attorney General, on … and included Mateo's certification "that each and every answer [was] full, true and correct in every respect." …
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… together in plaintiff's West Palm Beach, Florida home. However, one month after defendant moved in, plaintiff evicted … not get better. According to plaintiff's domestic violence complaint, filed on July 12, 2019, plaintiff's daughter flew … and embarrassing her in front of the neighbors[.] The complaint described the prior history of domestic violence, …
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… and his responsibility for paying the parties' 2018 income taxes. Defendant, the former wife, cross-appeals, … household. Plaintiff is fifty-nine years old and has held several senior positions at financial institutions. … last five years of the marriage, plaintiff's total annual compensation averaged just over $1,170,000. His compensation …
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… were indicted for second- degree conspiracy to commit armed burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2(b)(2) and N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 (count one); second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 and N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 … 4 A-2207-18T4 committee's note to 1985 amendment). Nevertheless, the motion judge's application of his factual …
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… defendants' counterclaims. We affirm. I. Plaintiff filed a complaint in the Law Division, alleging that in March 2012, … contract "without cause" and refused to permit plaintiff to complete the project. Plaintiff claimed defendants failed to … On September 7, 2012, Bruno inspected the work and, several days later, he provided plaintiff with a punch list …
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… not have the desired effect of incapacitating defendant, however. Instead, defendant became further enraged, and charged … to the second-degree aggravated assault charge, it would recommend a seven-year period of imprisonment, subject to an … of a defense expert, the court determined that defendant committed all of the offenses alleged in the indictment, but …