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… called collect two to three times per day; plaintiff visited defendant "at least once a month." The genesis of the … of . . . plaintiff clearly [wa]s harassing in nature." Crediting plaintiff's testimony, the judge determined … testimony that she had sent the images only to defendant, refuting defendant's assertion that the judge based his …
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… third-degree offenses for sentencing purposes, and to recommend concurrent four-year flat sentences on counts one … Supervision for Life (PSL)]. He was awarded 307 days credit for time served and [58] days of gap time. Defendant … and its determination will not be reversed on appeal unless there has been a clear abuse of that discretion." State …
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… Accusing plaintiff of planning an affair during her upcoming business trip, defendant punched a wall in their … compromise reflected in the consent order was short lived. Less than one month later, on August 14, 2019, defendant … during her testimony, even "shaking at times," the judge credited plaintiff's claims that she was afraid of …
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… fees, exceeds fifty-five percent of his weekly disposable income, in violation of federal law. We affirm. I. We … earned on the settlement proceeds, which had been deposited into a bank account. The settlement proceeds are not … order that there are references to child-related costs and credits towards child-related costs. Both the March 25, and …
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… cheat on his engineering exam. Plaintiff helped defendant complete the exam and assisted with his homework until … 4 A-1643-19T3 plaintiff, defendant lied about his credit card debt3 and "completely misrepresented himself to … order is necessary to protect the plaintiff from future acts or threats of violence. Id. at 127. Since this …
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… before an administrative law judge (ALJ), the Assistant Commissioner of the Division of Child Protection and … of alcohol when he drove with the children in his car. She credited Davenport's observations of 5 A-2686-19 Kevin at … As the ALJ noted and the Division now argues, the Rules of Evidence generally do not apply to contested …
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… 2016, through prior counsel, plaintiff filed an eight-count complaint against defendants, followed by a first- 4 … appeal for failure to comply with the appellate rules. We decline to do so. We granted plaintiff's motion to … [the FHA]." In re Adoption of 2003 Low Income Housing Tax Credit Qualified Allocation Plan, 369 N.J. Super. 2, 42 …
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… was also charged with fourth-degree unlawful possession of credit cards, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:21-6(c)(2) (count … herrings." Defense counsel did not object to any of these comments. However, on the third occasion, the trial judge … did not object to this comment. 8 A-3817-17T2 Nevertheless, the judge called both attorneys to sidebar and told …
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… 28, 2018, the trial judge sentenced defendant to 1758 days credit for time served, and entered a permanent order … conduct, which continued after. She was banned from future participation. Defendant relocated from Colorado to … from April 15 to May 9, 2006, and defendant's filing of a complaint with New Jersey's Board of Marriage and Family …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7.1 (count seven); he was also charged in a complaint- warrant with possession of marijuana, N.J.S.A. … to file a PCR petition, "[i]gnorance of the law and rules of court does not qualify as excusable neglect." State … it. Everything's accurate except, obviously, the jail credit." Both the presentence report and Uniform Defendant …
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… A-3506-19 ALLOY, SILVERSTEIN, SHAPIRO, ADAMS, MULFORD, CICALESE, WILSON & CO., P.A., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. STEVEN L. … work at the firm for thirty years, and then left to join a competing accounting firm. The legal issue is whether the … N.J. Super. 373, 376 (App. Div. 1993) (citing Gen. Elec. Credit Corp. v. Castiglione, 142 N.J. Super. 90, 101 (Law …
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… in the amount of $300. The transactions included debits and credits to and from petitioner's account. On October 25 and … testified petitioner was disorganized and that he did not become her POA until 2017; therefore, he had no information … internet search results, and a copy of UCC's former website. Petitioner's former attorney could not provide answers …
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… BECAUSE THE TRIAL [JUDGE] FAILED TO CONSIDER THE PRE-REQUISITE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PARENTAGE BEFORE GRANTING A CHANGE OF … care may support an inference that the child is subject to future danger. To the contrary, where a parent is merely … police for unfairly arresting him." 10 A-3411-19 The judge credited Concepcion's testimony, based on twenty years' …
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… agreed to give him additional time to successfully complete their courses. A third professor told him that, due … his coursework that year, he still needed additional credits to achieve his undergraduate degree. He testified … as the trial judge initially found, there is no evidence refuting the diagnosis. To the contrary, the diagnosis was …
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… credibility findings in view of the governing legal principles. We summarize the facts that are pertinent to this … the interview. She told the detectives she did not come forward about the abuse sooner because she was worried … such, we need not decide the issue. We note only the judge credited Yasmin's statement that defendant touched her …
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… only did so after requesting she give it to him. The court credited plaintiff's detailed account of the September 30 … "the court doesn't believe that." Addressing the need for future restraints, the court relied upon plaintiff's … court erred in finding that plaintiff established the requisite intent to harass. Intent to harass is often difficult …
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… Police Department (EPD) officers arrived at an apartment complex in Elizabeth following a report of a shooting. Upon … issues could have been raised on direct appeal. Nonetheless, the PCR judge found the record contradicted … order, denying defendant's petition. The judge credited trial counsel's testimony, finding it supported by …
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… the children "received the majority of" their standard recommended vaccinations, to which defendant consented. … Darren Saks . . . with regard to the administration of all future vaccines." The court found the recommendations of the … follow Dr. Smith's advice, yet on the other hand, did not credit his opinion on the ultimate issue. A factfinder is …
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… first impression, we are asked to determine whether a future statutory lien pursuant to N.J.S.A. 30:4D-7.2 … to [N.J.S.A. 30:4-80.1] upon the property, goods, rights, credits, chattels, monies, and effects of [Gabrielle] for … back seat." It found the result would be inconsistent and posited the better reading of the statutes would be that …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5427-10T2 WARSHAUER ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MUNROE ELECTRIC; CHESTER … from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Docket No. L-204-10. Nord & DeMaio, attorneys … work. When Divins formed his own company and filled out a credit application with plaintiff, plaintiff required a …