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… wearing the ankle bracelet causes him physical discomfort and has burdened his life in numerous ways. H.R. and … government interest advanced by the search and H.R.’s severely diminished expectation of privacy. The Court notes … high recidivism rates and, according to some studies, are four to five times more likely to commit a new sex …
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… adopted a resolution approving Shipyard’s proposal for several luxury high-rise apartment buildings, multiple commercial retail units, parking garages, a park, and a … prevailed in that suit. The City also filed suit to compel the construction of tennis facilities per the …
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… to certain non- monetary conditions, including that he “not commit any offense during the period of release.” In August … release and detained Gabourel. The judge concluded, however, that the State may not prosecute a non- criminal … under 18 U.S.C. § 401. 18 U.S.C. § 3148(c). Willful disobedience of a court order that also constitutes a criminal …
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… Corporation (New Jersey Transit) sought to recover workers’ compensation benefits paid to an employee, David … in reaching its decision. 2 The Appellate Division reversed that judgment. 457 N.J. Super. 98, 113 (App. Div. … employees relinquish[] their right to pursue common-law remedies in exchange for automatic entitlement to certain, but …
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… N.J.S.A. 2A:25-1 and N.J.S.A. 46:9-9, as well as common-law assignment principles, the Court holds that … the UCC “was drafted against the backdrop of existing bodies of law,” which “supplement” but “may not be used to … (Mortgage) with his wife, defendant Dora M. Dillman. Several years later, Torres defaulted on his obligations …
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… agreement. The expenses for the emails -- $1.00 for every email sent or received -- amounted to just over $1700 … actions when a retainer agreement includes an hourly fee component. Those obligations are discussed in numbered … N.J. Const. art. VI, § 2, ¶ 3, and directs that an ad hoc committee be established to address the …
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… and the special policy, both of which satisfy New Jersey’s compulsory insurance requirements. In this case, the Court … previously required amounts -- namely $15,000/$30,000 in compulsory minimum BI liability -- to the level of the basic … statute’s second sentence, like GEICO, the Legislature has never lessened their obligation to provide, or be deemed as …
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… set forth in N.J.S.A. 2C:25-28(j) and a 2002 case is incompatible with the Fourth Amendment and Article I, … Supreme Court nor the Supreme Court of New Jersey has ever sanctioned the issuance of a warrant for the search of … Violence Act provides access to both civil and criminal remedies and sanctions. One such remedy is to prevent a person …
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… this appeal, the Court considers the Appellate Division’s reversal of defendant’s convictions upon its findings that a … into evidence and the prosecutor’s remarks were fair comment on the evidence. During deliberations, the jury sent … defendant’s residence, showed two black males wearing hoodies walking through the park toward defendant’s residence …
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… the police costs, [and] fire safety,” among other components. In addition, guests were charged a “facility … a rubber strip sticking out from the step. 2 Green filed a complaint against the University. Both parties moved for … the organization’s certificate of incorporation. Otherwise, every non-profit corporation could unilaterally insulate …
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… warrant for defendant S.N. for acts alleged to have been committed against his stepdaughter in 2012. In a complaint-warrant, the State charged defendant with … is considered a violent offense.” The Appellate Division reversed and released defendant with conditions. The panel, …
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… at her apartment. A.B. disclosed that A.F. had run away several days earlier when A.B. took away A.F.’s laptop and … concern but was “still not willing to allow the children to come back and reside with her.” A.B. asserted that she lived … son in a resource home. The Division then filed a verified complaint in the Family Part of the Superior Court, Chancery …
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… may not have been summarized.) Continental Insurance Company v. Honeywell International, Inc. (A-21-16) (078152) … in the marketplace. In 2000, Continental Insurance Company (Continental) (which wrote many primary insurance … risk and the degree of risk that insurer assumed. Ibid. Several policy rationales were at work in the Owens-Illinois …
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… Major arrived on the scene as backup. Officer Major was accompanied by a narcotics canine. Upon Officer Major’s … sniff does not prolong the stop beyond the time required to complete the stop’s mission. 1. The Fourth Amendment to the … An officer’s ability to pursue incidental inquiries, however, is not without limitations. Specifically, the …
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… the welfare of his child. The Appellate Division reversed those convictions for reasons unrelated to this … of fact, and with experience in fulfilling that role comes expertise. Duplication of the trial judge’s efforts in … Court released its decision in Anderson. The Advisory Committee rejected “a more searching appellate review” in …
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… red Volkswagen Passat outside the Forest View apartment complex in Avenel when the shooting occurred. Nearly one … had admitted to her on two separate occasions that he committed the murders. Wakefield, who was also facing … defendant’s motion. The Appellate Division subsequently reversed defendant’s convictions, holding that the trial …
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… which a defendant is barred from asserting contribution and common-law indemnification claims against a public entity … a percentage of fault to a public entity pursuant to the Comparative Negligence Act and the Joint Tortfeasors … If notice is not timely served, the claimant shall be forever barred from recovering against a public entity. (pp. …
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… of her home. Detective John Steet of the State Police accompanied him. The detectives arrived at Brown’s apartment, … by the officers from the outside, or enter the apartment accompanied by a police escort. Both detectives testified that … a verdict in favor of defendants. The Appellate Division reversed as to whether Detective Steet was entitled to …
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… was inadmissible hearsay. Wilson emphasized that he never had an opportunity to cross-examine Rodbart. The trial … feet of a public park.” 224 N.J. 119 (2016). HELD: The map commissioned and adopted by the Board pursuant to N.J.S.A. … ex rel. J.A., 195 N.J. 324, 342 (2008) (“[The] right embodied in the Confrontation Clause expresses a preference for …
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… possession of heroin, and second-degree conspiracy to commit racketeering. Gonzales moved to suppress the … constitutionality of the search. The Appellate Division reversed. Adhering to the plain-view test established in … N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10(a)(1); and second-degree conspiracy to commit racketeering, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. …