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… THE TRIAL COURT ERRED PREJUDICIALLY IN PERMITTING "FRESH- COMPLAINT" TESTIMONY WHICH FAR EXCEEDED THE PERMISSIBLE … two witnesses testified that on the occasions that they visited with defendant and I.C., the two of them appeared to …
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… should have cautioned the jury regarding its use of fresh complaint testimony. Having determined that, in light of the … to consider S.M.'s prior versions of what happened to discredit her trial testimony. The fresh complaint evidence was … invited-error doctrine." State v. Williams, 219 N.J. 89, 100 (2014). While defense counsel did not request that the …
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… (PTI) program for one year, which he successfully completed. At the time of his arrest, the police seized his … at 117. We will not disturb a judge's findings of fact unless those findings would result in an injustice. Ibid. … there were no crossing guards . . . escalated from zero to 100" – factors that prompted her to file a police report. …
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… HADDON TOWNSHIP, COUNTY OF CAMDEN, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, CHARLES STOREY, and ARMAND DEL ROCINI, JR., Defendants. … judge agreed and entered an order dismissing plaintiff's complaint for non-economic damages.1 Plaintiff timely moved … a statute. The Palisades at Fort Lee Condo. Ass'n, Inc. v. 100 Old Palisade, LLC, 230 N.J. 427, 442 (2017) (citing …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY, (PSE&G), Defendant/Third-Party … damage to V&C's Newark liquor store.1 A jury found PSE&G 100 percent liable and awarded V&C $200,000 for property … a PSE&G transformer malfunctioned, causing arcing along cables or wires that ignited the vinyl siding on the building. …
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… and STATE OF NEW JERSEY, OFFICE OF THE STATE COMPTROLLER, NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, … adjustment resolution. In fact, the record showed the opposite. At least one Council member did not support the …
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… lease's expiration, plaintiffs filed a Special Civil Part complaint seeking return of their $2,092 security deposit. … the court reiterated defendant had timely provided the requisite letter. The court also found, however, defendant's …
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… order granting the summary judgment dismissal of the complaint she filed against defendants, Claudia Kerman and … tried "shov[ing] him a little bit, like [a] nudge;" nevertheless, Sean continued to sleep. Assuming he was "in a deep … certified nursing assistant and had also studied towards becoming a registered nurse. Prior to this incident, however, …
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… 18, 2016 order that suppressed evidence seized in a warrantless search of a jewelry store in Plainfield owned by … dangerous substance with intent to distribute on or within 1000 feet of school property, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7 (count … found in the back of the store. Most of the cannabinoid was commercially packaged in foil under the brand name Scooby …
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… defendants deny receiving. Plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint on March 8, 2013. Defendants were served with the … time constraints imposed by Rule 4:50-2. The judge nevertheless went on to address the merits, and found defendants … raising a standing argument after final judgment. Id. at 99-100. "In foreclosure matters, equity must be applied to …
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… that condition, defendant obtained an order in May 2015 compelling plaintiffs and their attorney to answer the … their request for a further stay unless they actually deposited the funds with the clerk of the court. Plaintiffs' …
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… insurance fees, and over $5000 in counsel fees. Nonetheless, plaintiff has pursued this appeal, seeking to divest … tax sale certificates on the properties, filed foreclosure complaints on May 3, 2013, filed amended complaints on … foreclosure (here approximately $4,500 versus potentially $100,000 to $200,000 for the property), careful scrutiny of …
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… to suppress a gun found in his possession during a warrantless arrest. We affirm. I. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … Donaire has been involved in approximately 50 arrests, 100 investigations, and 50 firearms incidents in the area. … Donaire ordered defendant to stop. When he failed to comply, the officers began a foot pursuit. Defendant ran …
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… its Board of Trustees (Board), and its property management company, Taylor Management (Taylor) (collectively, … Code of Conduct and, therefore, plaintiff was fined $100. Plaintiff requested a hearing to dispute the … amendment and enforcement of reasonable administrative rules and regulations[.]" N.J.S.A. 46:8B-13(d). The …
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… use in other cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1789-17T1 Charles N. Riley argued the cause for respondents (Locks Law … the Supreme Court issued its decision in Spade v. Select Comfort Corp., 232 N.J. 504 (2018). In applying the Spade … mandates an award of a civil penalty of not less than $100, damages, attorney's fees, and costs to an "aggrieved …
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… the record. Plaintiff and his wife are tenants in a low-income housing unit owned by defendant. In March 1973, … Agency Act (NJHMFA), N.J.S.A. 55:14K-1 to -93, and the rules and regulations of the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage … A landlord must notify the family "in writing not more than 100 days and not less than 91 days prior to expiration of a …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2a(1), and third degree conspiracy to commit burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2a(1). … showed the value of the personal property involved was less than $200. N.J.S.A. 2C:20- 2b(4)(a). Alternatively, … As the Court explained in State v. Williams, 219 N.J. 89, 100 (2014), "when a defendant later claims that a trial …
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… possession of heroin in exchange for the State recommending a non-custodial sentence and dismissing the … in light of the scope of the warrant." State v. Reldan, 100 N.J. 187, 195 (1985) (citing Harris v. United States, … the basement by a poorly constructed wooden wall that had holes or gaps through which law enforcement officers could …
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… of the State's motor vehicle code, Officer Idzahl ran a computer search on the vehicle's license plate, which … certif. denied, 134 N.J. 484 (1993) (coercion not found unless the explanation of the choices available were "a … N.J. __,__ (2017) (slip op. at 29) (citing State v. Sugar, 100 N.J. 214, 240 (1985)). Judge Mellaci concluded that the …
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… This arrangement ended shortly before this litigation commenced, and defendant and the three children thereafter … little interest in the child after his birth, and only visited him occasionally. She stated that E.C. "has always …