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… second degree sexual assault, and second degree attempt to commit sexual assault. Defendant was ultimately sentenced to … sentence of parole ineligibility for life at the time he committed the present offense, on remand the trial court … oral, and external genital specimens, head and pubic hair combings, fingernail specimens, buccal controls swabs, …
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… apparently in a joking manner. They told him to stop and he complied. At some point, H.E. noticed that J.B. was not in … in Manville said that around 3:30 a.m., J.B. and a male companion entered the store. In addition, a surveillance … the Dunkin' Donuts surveillance recording; (4) argue more comprehensively issues under State v. Sands, 76 N.J. 127 …
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… child support, and granted Antoinette Chandler's motion to compel payment of child support arrears, modify child … it would be inequitable to enforce the right. The key ingredients are knowledge and delay by one party and change of … A judgment, whether reached by consent or adjudication, embodies a best interests determination. It is only when such a …
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… Kizner, of counsel and on the briefs). PER CURIAM In this commercial landlord-tenant dispute, defendant FIN … We affirm for the reasons expressed in the thorough and comprehensive opinion of Judge Rosemary E. Ramsay. The … Exhibit B enumerated eleven items FIN was required to complete or substantially complete before the commencement …
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… defendant "just stared at her and it made her feel really uncomfortable[,]" but he did not touch her. After completing his investigation, Detective Garbarino obtained … the conclusion of the hearing, the trial judge rendered a comprehensive oral decision, finding that the Division …
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… to purchase an item for another person, both patrons must come to the register with the items so that the items could … he was not even in the store that day." Further, the judge compared defendant's statement to Baumgardner at the scene, … element, the judge stated: [T]he State's evidence was most compelling and persuasive. The State proved beyond a …
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… THE GREATER CHARGES AND THEREBY ENCOURAGED IMPROPER COMPROMISES. U.S. CONST. AMENDS. VI, XIV; N.J. CONST. ART. … We have no cause to alter our conclusion that the judge committed an error by so instructing the jury. 7 A-1368-14T2 … that, but for the hurricane, the trial would have been completed before the date that she was scheduled to leave. …
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… over his anticipated testimony before trial, as well as a comment made by a prospective juror during jury selection. … jail. We turn to the controversy over a prospective juror's comments during jury selection. The comments were made … delivered the following instruction to the jury: Ladies and gentlemen, whether or not he was in jail at the …
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… TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY MEADOWLANDS COMMISSION, TAIS HERNANDEZ, and AMY CHARTOFF, Defendants, … RIDGEFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT, TRUSTEES OF RIDGEFIELD LADDER COMPANY NO. 1, GARY CHARTOFF, and ANDREW CHARTOFF, … Ridgefield Fire Department, Trustees of Ridgefield Ladder Company No. 1, Gary Chartoff, and Andrew Chartoff (Keenan & …
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… Plaintiff, Howell Associates, L.L.C., filed a ten-count complaint in lieu of prerogative writs against defendants, … request for partial summary judgment on count three of the complaint, which alleged improper conduct by the Board's … to LIS, dismissing counts eight, nine and ten of the complaint.1 Judge Kapalko's February 6, 2015 order denied …
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… Patricia Cleary summary judgment, dismissing the complaint. See Am. Dream at Marlboro, L.L.C. v. Planning Bd. … had satisfied its burden to demonstrate "that it has become impossible as a practical matter to accomplish th[at] purpose." The court found plaintiff had …
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… in order to "address the increase in open air narcotics complaints, which have increased in recent days. The unit … FOR OFFICERS SAFETY I ASKED HIM TO OPEN HIS HAND AND HE COMPLIED, WHICH REVEALED A WHITE PLASTIC BAG WITH SEVERAL … with intent to distribute a CDS on a public housing complex, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7.1. Rule 3:5-7(c) begins simply …
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… INDUSTRIES, LLC, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. COLUMBIA CASUALTY COMPANY and ONE BEACON AMERICA INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants-Appellants, and EMPLOYERS INSURANCE OF WAUSAU, ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY, LEXINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY and WESTCHESTER FIRE …
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… Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, and the common law right of access, related to his conviction for … recitation of the events underlying plaintiff's OPRA and common law requests is not necessary, as they are more fully … preventing disclosure.'" Mason, 196 N.J. at 67 (quoting Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36, 50 (1997)). Guided by these …
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… after a transfer from Monmouth County of one of the complaints (MON-L-1061-15). 3 A-0919-16T4 Ferro and Ferro, … mg, a 2400 calorie American Diabetes Association ("ADA") diet, which included an afternoon snack, and finger sticks … again by Dr. Meo on June 16, 2014, who renewed the 2400 ADA diet but discontinued the afternoon snack as "medically …
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… consolidated for purposes of this opinion, arise out of a complaint filed by plaintiff Flemington Fields Condominium … for certain amenities shared by both associations in their common development, and counsel fees and costs. The HOA … single-family homes. The crux of this appeal implicates the common elements located in an area of the development …
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… was the same as the resisting arrest by flight charge embodied in count three. In response, the State moved to … gave chase. The officers followed defendant to an apartment complex and briefly lost sight of him. By that time, a … gave the jury the following strong curative instruction: Ladies and gentlemen, there was some testimony by Officer …
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… meals prepared by her family and does not have any special dietary requirements. Notably, S.D. "did not tell [Scurko] … ten minutes allotted by Scurko, since E.D. "has no special dietary needs and is able to eat the same food that her … per week for housekeeping because the current PCA Tool recommends 120 minutes per week divided by two, i.e., …
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… the trial judge concluded that plaintiff proved defendant committed the predicate act of harassment, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4, … now nine years old. On November 30, 2020, plaintiff filed a complaint and application for entry of a temporary … interference with his parenting time, there were remedies he could have pursued under the parties' existing …
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… police officers in May 2016, resulting in the issuance of complaint-summonses for motor vehicle violations and … current at the time. Severance then called her insurance company––his personal 3 A-4286-19 practice, not the standard … told her she needed "to follow up with [the Motor Vehicle Commission] to vacate her registration suspension order." He …