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… believed the tweet was directed at her because she earned less income than defendant. Plaintiff's mother testified regarding … because she did not embellish the incident. The judge credited plaintiff's testimony that defendant broke her …
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… substantially for the reasons set forth in Judge Guy Ryan's comprehensive twenty-seven-page written opinion. I. We need … remanded to correct the calculation of gap-time and jail credits. State v. Preto, Docket No. A-4212-12T4 (July 8, … defense counsel to call Reilly as a witness would have been futile and meritless. Counsel has no duty to raise meritless …
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… Robert Domski summary judgment and dismissal of plaintiffs' complaint; and two orders dated August 31, 2023, denying … Frank A. Lovato and a friend were riding their motorcycles in Clifton. Lovato's motorcycle had a temporary New York … disputed facts in defendants' favor. For example, the judge credited defendants' assertion the officers believed …
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… sister in Jersey City. Aminah Ahmad, a DCPP caseworker, visited the family the following day to begin the Division's … Caden's penis went inside her and that a white liquid would come out of his penis. Dr. Snyder asked a series of … an eight-year-old would otherwise not know. The court also credited the testimony of Dr. Snyder and her diagnosis of …
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… in our prior opinion, [w]hen plaintiff filed the divorce complaint in 2011, defendant no longer lived in New Jersey, … to the summons, the Ohio court did not have the requisite personal jurisdiction over her. Its distribution of the … Jersey] realty is thus not entitled to the full faith and credit of this court. [Ibid.] 12 A-2338-20 Here, although …
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… benchmarks "as a matter of regulation [was] a prerequisite to achieving the [2050 limit]." The DEP stated the … pounds gross vehicle weight rating to participate in a credit/deficit program intended to increase the percentage … allowed the DEP to obtain information that would inform future decisions concerning further emission reductions from …
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… is insufficient evidence supporting the judge's finding he committed the predicate act of assault, and therefore, the … in concluding an FRO is necessary to protect plaintiff from future acts of domestic violence. We affirm. I. The facts … on her; and "pushed [her] down to the ground." The judge credited plaintiff's testimony about prior acts of domestic …
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… duties. The cases cited by plaintiff are also inapposite, at least as they pertain to his late-minted claim for … properly dismissed.7 When "an injunction is sought against future violations of a statute[,]" as is the case here, "the … hereafter give any money or property, or loan its money or credit, to or in aid of any individual, association or …
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… in treatment. The court was discussing R.G.'s current and future treatment 1 The report was attached to a juvenile … experienced continued arousal to children. The trial court, crediting both of the State's doctors' testimony, noted that … 348 N.J. Super. 466, 478 (App. Div. 2002))). The inapposite United States Supreme Court's decisions cited by R.G. …
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… Fidalgo estimated the vehicle had been traveling at fifty miles per hour in a zone 3 A-1217-17T3 allowing vehicles to … exited the police vehicle. They noticed smoke or fire coming from beneath the disabled vehicle. Fidalgo stated … chase, but there were reasons why the jury might not have credited his testimony. The PCR court should consider …
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… on the third floor. Cortes also knew defendant from prior complaints made by management about "a lot of traffic in and … his brother and his mother were his godmother who visited occasionally and J.N.5 who charged his phone in the … placed the children at imminent risk of harm. The court credited Cortes' testimony that the "quantity" of drugs and …
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… December 1, 2017 2 A-3540-14T4 R.K. was indicted for acts committed against his daughter, K.K., when she was less than thirteen years old: first-degree aggravated sexual … aggravating factor three, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3), by crediting the report of the doctor from the Adult Diagnostic …
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… the welfare of a child, S.M.1 He contends fresh- complaint testimony from S.M.'s stepsister A.S. was … found "an overwhelming need to deter the defendant from future sexual assaults and for sexual contacts and, of … 2C:44-1(a)(6). However, the court gave defendant "partial credit for the fact that he has only one prior indictable …
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… and Laurie Patterson (collectively defendants), and concomitant dismissal with prejudice of his complaint alleging … pain in his right arm. Until the doctor received the requisite information, she testified in her deposition, the … to Marchesani, from which a reasonable factfinder could discredit defendants' reasons for rescinding Marchesani's …
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… as "nonputrescible solid wastes consisting of both combustible and noncombustible wastes, such as paper, … Orange Township code enforcement officer William Ordonez, visited defendant's property and observed "the hedges were … Here, both the Municipal Court and the Law Division credited Ordonez's testimony, and the Law Division …
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… court found that, following the parties' divorce, defendant committed two predicate acts of domestic violence (DV), … he believed these words to be a threat of violence unless he cooperated with defendant. Plaintiff further … any person to hatred, contempt or ridicule, or to impair credit or business repute." N.J.S.A. 2C:13-5(a)(3). The …
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… We summarize the facts adduced from the record. Plaintiff commenced leasing a residential apartment at Parkwood Place … of the lease; (2) the trial court erroneously doubled a credit the landlord admitted, promoting an inequitable … factual findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless [it is] convinced that they are so manifestly …
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… We affirm substantially for the reasons set forth in the comprehensive decisions rendered by the trial judges who … judge's "'factual findings and legal conclusions . . . unless . . . convinced that they are so manifestly unsupported … The judge further ordered that this amount should "be credited against what [p]laintiff owes [d]efendant for her …
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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2; N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, and fourth- degree credit card theft, N.J.S.A. 21-6(c). The charges against … doctor," with whom the court agreed, reached an opposite conclusion.1 PCR counsel's brief also inventoried …
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… and set forth at length in the PCR judge's decisions that accompanied the orders under review. To summarize, in June … a domestic violence victim, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(12), as a lesser-included offense of second-degree aggravated assault, … the plea form indicated his desire to do so." The PCR judge credited plea counsel's testimony, finding his version of …