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… C.P. petitioned the trial court for release pursuant to the Compassionate Release Act (CRA), N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e. C.P. … state, opining that C.P. is mentally stable and presents a "very low risk" for committing harm to herself or others, or … a particularly detrimental effect on the well-being and recovery process of victims and family members. For the fourth …
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… a response given? [L]ast time I said I think it would be very important to get a transcript of the voir dire for this … to be a substantial reason beyond a hearsay statement to compel that kind of an inquiry. The court also reiterated … bias of a juror does not go to a material 9 The court also commented this issue was better suited for a PCR application …
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… inference that [defendant] did not have a permit." In a comprehensive written decision that immediately followed the … John Hogan, 336 N.J. Super. at 341). But, "[b]y its very nature, the grand jury does not consider a full and … years earlier, they could infer defendant lacked the requisite permit to carry the weapon. Before us, defendant …
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… him to look outside the apartment "to see if anybody was coming." When the informant saw a man walking, defendant … counsel does not have a constitutional duty to raise every nonfrivolous issue requested by the defendant . . . ." … in 1992, and by 2001, he had accumulated the requisite teaching experience necessary to become range master. …
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… report and that plaintiffs could now request the complete report, as well as a video of the crash. … period results in a bar against the claim and recovery. Id. at 476; N.J.S.A. 59:8-8. There is, however, an … for the 10 A-0620-22 injury. By operation of the discovery rule, the accrual date is tolled from the date of the …
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… great. If he refuses, they're going to ask him for a recommendation as to another beit din and if he does not give them a recommendation for another beit din, then I will contact Rabbi … "We've been in court numerous times. . . . The matter has a very long history, I think dat[ing] back to late 2016." The …
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… not administered according to standardized instructions, compromising the results. Defendant subsequently entered a … evidence that's been provided, including reciprocal discovery, the State recognizes that although there was . . . … omitted).] In a footnote, the judge cited to a website which contains the Attorney General's standard …
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… reconsideration of and vacated an order that extended discovery. We affirm. We glean the facts and procedural history from the motion records. Branca was the owner of commercial property located in East Rutherford. Murray Hill … and shipped by Yamato." On December 6, 2018, Sekiguchi visited the facility to ship packages. She was instructed to …
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… that directed Roden to transfer $5,000, previously deposited by Mistretta, from A.R.'s college account held by her … related to the pandemic. Mistretta also owned a commercial building that housed the nightclub, which had … to pay." The court considered that Mistretta lived a "very nice lifestyle" with income close to $300,000, had …
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… against him with prejudice based on a finding of incompetency pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:4-6(c).1 On appeal, the … trial. 6 A-3012-22 regarding the likelihood of "mental recovery[,]" Dr. Calabrese responded, "it's very low I would say at this point." She also noted, …
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… can't tell you what happened." He rejected Dr. Scheller's competing opinion that Kyle's injuries were accidental … James as a "loving person" who "loves his kids." In her comprehensive opinion, Judge James-Beavers carefully … the intake worker's testimony "credible because she did a very thorough investigation of this case," which included …
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… Sportsmen's Clubs (N.J. Sportsmen) motions to dismiss their complaint for declaratory and A-1687-23 3 injunctive relief … of Sportsmen's Clubs, https://www.njsfsc.org/about (last visited Aug. 14, 2025). A-1687-23 5 fish, wildlife, and other … of the complaint,' giving the plaintiff the benefit of 'every reasonable A-1687-23 9 inference of fact.'" Baskin v. …
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A-2740-23 Briefs
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… Court of New Jersey Appellate Division Hughes Justice Complex Trenton, New Jersey 08625 ON BEHALF OF THE STATE OF … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error.” Midler v. … evidence and accept their subjective opinion. Period. Everything detailed and argued by the State in fact …
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… due to Nora's continued drug use, her refusal to enter recommended treatment, and because she was the only adult … under both Titles 9 and 30. The court ordered Nora to comply with substance abuse and drug screenings. Tina was … Nora's aggression. As to Tina, Cruz described her as doing very well with Diane. Cruz stated that much of the contact …
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… They lived together in the Mravlag Manor apartment complex, Building 30. Saturday, March 26th was Ms. Johnson's … able to take note of defendant's head and face, 3 A-1327-23 complexion, physical body shape, how defendant walked, and … That Was So Impermissibly Suggestive As To Give Rise To A Very Substantial Likelihood Of Irreparable …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, PERC No. 2025-16. Adam S. Abramson-Schneider … cause for respondent New Jersey Public Employees Relations Commission (Christine Lucarelli- Carneiro, General Counsel, … review of PERC's decisions and orders shall be of a very limited scope." Galloway Twp. Bd. of Educ. v. Galloway …
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A-51-24 - Petition for Certification Letter
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… New Jersey 08817 (732) 828-8600; d.epstein@epsteinostrove.com Michael Confusione (Atty No. 049501995) Hegge & … amended and broadened an injured plaintiffs right to recovery against a tortfeasor in a lawsuit. The court stated … tortious conduct, "[p ]laintiff is clearly entitled to recovery for that injury now" (PAl-9). Marrone appealed, …
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… CEPA. Therefore, we affirm the order dismissing plaintiff’s complaint with prejudice. I. On July 20, 2021, plaintiff filed a complaint, seeking relief pursuant to CEPA, the New Jersey … claims are different in kind from discrete acts. Their very nature involves repeated conduct. The "unlawful …
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… dispensary. Plaintiff initially received a favorable recommendation from the City's Cannabis Review Board (the … is limited because the parties have not engaged in discovery and there was no evidentiary hearing. Therefore, we … not know until May 2024, that the Mayor acted with the requisite malicious interference, which is a necessary element to …
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… the father was listed as a co-defendant in the Division's complaint, the case against him has been dismissed. He is a … deferential standard, we must remain cognizant that the very purpose of Title Nine is "to protect children 'who have … such as this one, and defendants' citation to it is inapposite. We express no views about visitation or therapeutic …