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… Inn motel in Neptune City. She called the front desk to complain she had been bitten by bed bugs. The motel owner … of the tote bag. Whenever a defendant is charged with committing a possessory drug offense -- as in this case -- … the motel clerk called to inform him that his remaining credit was insufficient to cover his stay that night. Ibid. …
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… seconds later, Officer Devlin opened the driver’s door and commanded that he step out of the vehicle. Defendant did so, … at trial. On cross-examination, defense counsel posited to Officer Devlin that, based on the tape, he was in … assessments were also imposed. 2 Presumably, this overall crediting of Officer Devlin as a witness extended to Officer …
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… 34. * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS Corrected 12/16/19 – Citation pgs. 22, … Therefore, it is difficult for the court to accept this website’s general information as a substitute for properly … has decreased in the Borough, consequently refunds or credits to taxpayers have also “been drastically reduced.” …
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… second-degree possession of a firearm in the course of committing a drug offense, second-degree possession of a … under the Constitution. The Court observed that “when it comes to the Fourth Amendment, the home is first among … co- defendant Evangeline James testified; the trial court credited the officers’ testimony and found that James was …
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… An appellate panel reversed, holding that both trial courts committed plain error when they permitted the juries … error for the testimony to be replayed in open court, but recommended that trial judges confronted with similar requests … into other offenses. Defendant was awarded 841 days in jail credit toward his sentence. 15 grounds, 136 N.J. 299 (1994), …
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… protruding from the center console. Bryant then heard a commotion and realized defendant was attempting to flee. … Rather, the totality of the circumstances provided the requisite reasonable and articulable suspicion that defendant was … court denied defendant’s motion to suppress. The court credited Johnson’s testimony, but found Officer Bryant’s …
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… as they ran into a nearby yard. Outside of a home in the community where defendant allegedly lived, Pennsville … hiding under a bed in the room they occupied when they visited defendant’s mother and stepfather. She also confirmed … acted voluntarily and without coercion. The court generally credited and adopted Detective Acton’s version of the …
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… discrimination in jury selection. In July 2005, defendant committed a series of shootings, killing one man and … presumed group bias. (pp. 15-17) 3. In 2009, this Court revisited the trial court’s obligation to conduct a three-step … Colorado, was unavailable for the hearing. The court then credited the State’s explanations, indicating that they were …
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… a spinal cord injury. The injury rendered plaintiff an incomplete paraplegic. Sahara Sam’s contracted with Aquatic … which was manufactured by Wave Loch, Inc. and ADG. To comply with the Safety Act, ADG submitted the ride’s … practices in the marketplace.” Gonzalez v. Wilshire Credit Corp., 207 N.J. 557, 576 (2011) (citing Lee v. …
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… been summarized.) Sergio Rodriguez v. Raymours Furniture Company, Inc. (A-27-14) (074603) Argued December 1, 2015 -- … connecting the harm to the individual to the harm that is visited on the State and the public interest by such actions, … DCR has already determined there is no probable cause to credit the allegations. N.J.S.A. 10:5-13. 23 Stores, 158 …
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… back to the United States, but Carrascosa failed to comply with the order. In October 2007, Innes filed a … existence of an attorney-client relationship as a prerequisite to recovery. Such a requirement is consistent with the … as appeared to it to be reasonable.” Alcoa Edgewater Fed. Credit Union v. Carroll, 44 N.J. 442, 446 (1965). That …
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… in violation of his federal constitutional rights. At the completion of discovery, Detective Martinez moved for … an exercise of force that is reasonable at one moment can become unreasonable in the next if the justification for the … the critical moments in the backyard, the dissenting judge credited the account that “Martinez shot Baskin as he turned …
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… to waive them. Because A.A.’s inadmissible statements comprised a substantial part of the proofs against him, a … between mother and son -- which took place on opposite sides of the gate of a holding cell -- and the State … concluded the statements were admissible. The court first credited the detective’s testimony about what A.A. 7 said to …
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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, … the statement an appearance of trustworthiness. Courts can credit information received directly from a citizen source. … home and cars. The court, however, did not make the requisite probable cause finding mandated by our constitutional …
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… indigent nor a non-indigent defendant must show that the outcome would have been different had he been represented. The … suspended his license for ten years, and imposed the requisite fines and administrative penalties. See N.J.S.A. … 215 N.J. 242, 253 (2013) (quoting Brunson v. Affinity Fed. Credit Union, 199 N.J. 381, 397 (2009)). Only when those …
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… No one submitted a paragraph. The court rejected as inapposite the further request by Hearns for a traditional … Although explicitly stating that an accidental death is incompatible with a conviction for murder would not have been … to be particularly prejudicial should the jury have credited parts but not all of defendants’ theory -- for …
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… one and two); and two counts of first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3(a)(1) (counts … defendant's interaction with Officer Archibald, the judge posited that he must "consider whether . . . defendant was … [would] feel that they are not going anywhere. To his credit, Officer Archibald indicated that [defendant] . . . …
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… -1- NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS _______________________________ : … have been met, and that the taxpayer has failed to overcome the presumption. II. STATEMENT OF FACTS Edith … The court does not and need not wander into the thicket of creditability, since the court is able to evaluate this …
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… the Matter of the General Assignment : For the Benefit of Creditors of: : SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY : CHANCERY … of New Jersey, attorney). NOVIN, J.T.C. (t/a) This matter comes before the court on motion of Stephen B. Ravin, Esq., assignee for the benefit of creditors of Gift Box Corporation of America (“Assignee”), …
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… in the Agreement expired, plaintiff filed a motion to compel defendant to pay all of M.H.'s college expenses. The … M.H.'s undergraduate education. The judge imputed annual income of $160,000 to plaintiff and $98,700 to defendant. … income, and failed to disclose certain marital assets or credit cards held in her spouse's name only. Plaintiff …