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… late filing of a petition is equated with incorrect or incomplete advice, long-convicted defendants might routinely … nor the colloquy advised the defendant he could be civilly committed). Defendant argues he should not be punished for … fifty grams of marijuana and acknowledged that defendant committed the crime. Therefore, he does not have a colorable …
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… and sentence, specifically arguing the following two points: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED BY FAILING TO GRANT A … 207 (1989)). Even "when inadmissible evidence erroneously comes before the jury, [we will] not order a new trial … it was undisputed that defendant "had more than the requisite number of offenses to qualify for an extended term." …
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… the brief). PER CURIAM New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company (NJM) appeals from a consent order of judgment … Jason. NJM noted that the policy limits had been deposited with the court for that purpose. Astin opposed the … whether Astin was entitled to UIM coverage. As NJM points out, although Joyce purchased the Liberty Mutual …
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… Dashawn L. Mixson appeals from his convictions and concomitant aggregate fifty-year sentence for first-degree … N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) and (2) (count one); conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and (2); … 51. In any case, we perceive little prejudice. As defendant points out in his merits brief, the assistant prosecutor …
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… been involved in an accident. Defendant argued there was no competent evidence there had been an accident. Defendant … find no support in the law for defendant's claim Cahill's competent and admissible testimony could not satisfy the … person in excess of $500[] shall by the quickest means of communication give notice of such accident" to the police. …
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… for the parties involved, we summarize only the salient points in this opinion. We granted plaintiff, Jose R. … filed by defendants that the project, which had already commenced, would be significantly delayed, resulting in … and clearance of the existing structures on the Project Site and the Remediation of the Project Site." From the …
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… the premises at 49 Prospect Street. A ten-day trial commenced on February 26, 2018. We highlight those portions … to inquire into Dr. Allen's findings by asking whether he recommended plaintiff lose weight to assist with the recovery … both of plaintiff's objections. Defense counsel also commented on Dr. Allen's absence at trial during his …
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… Laielli observed a running car parked illegally in the opposite direction directly across the street from Huff 's … "lived right there." Laielli advised him to listen to their commands so that they could "figure that out" but the police … the occupants in the driver and front passenger seats complied with the officers' instructions "immediately," …
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… a file- sharing program known as ARES, were on defendant's computer from which Camm was able to download five files … home. There, once the police confirmed that defendant's computer contained child pornography, they arrested him, seized his computer, and advised defendant of his Miranda rights. …
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… filed a wrongful death and survivorship medical malpractice complaint against HUMC, the child's treating physicians, Dr. … HUMC staff. At the time of the malpractice alleged in the complaint, each of the named physicians was board certified … arguing plaintiffs lacked proof they deviated from the requisite standard of care because Dr. Eigen was not qualified to …
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… unresolved for years. The proceedings here were glacial in comparison. Consequently, we uphold an administrative law … the Department of Children and Families' failure to provide complete discovery over a course of years – a circumstance … lodged against Karen about the alleged abuse. That criminal complaint was dismissed on July 29, 2010, and the …
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… firm, Zolfo Cooper (ZC). Plaintiff's aggregate compensation was capped at $2,000,000 per year. His income ebbed and flowed with ZC's fortunes, exceeding the cap … upheld the trial judge's calculation of plaintiff's net income at $1,313,000 per year by averaging the five years of …
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… Part proceedings. The parties married in 1992. Following a complicated pregnancy, Jerry was born in 2000. At age three, … for $26,332. This appeal followed. Sam raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE [PROBATE PART] … difficulty of the questions involved, and the skill requisite to perform the legal service properly; (2) the …
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… Melanie, who was then thirty-four weeks pregnant, had come to the emergency room for the fourth time during her pregnancy, complaining of "vomiting, indigestion, fever, and chills" … not demonstrate an interest in KLG; it demonstrates the opposite. Even if admission of the letter was error, it does not …
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… judge granted defendant K.A.R.'s (mother) cross-motion to compel cooperation relative to parenting time and granted … appointment without her prior knowledge, and he refused to communicate with her regarding E.R. Plaintiff refused to … by the judge. II. On appeal, plaintiff argues the following points: (1) the judge failed to apply the best interests of …
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… a premises after the termination of a lease, his status becomes that of a month-to-month holdover tenant."). … nonpayment of rent for several months. The OTSC sought to compel plaintiff to permit the showing of the premises after … Div. 2013), on which plaintiff relies, is factually inapposite. In Minkowitz, an arbitrator appointed under the New …
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… of the homicides: Defendants—known by some in their community by the street names "Dre" (Davis) and "Ice Cream" … dealers plying their trade in the Baxter Terrace housing complex in Newark. Victims Rahman and Grimes were similarly … failed to inform Goode of his maximum sentence exposure. He points out discrepancies between his copy of the pretrial …
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… BECAUSE THE FICTITIOUS VICTIM INVITED THE DEFENDANT TO COME TO HIS HOUSE AND THERE WERE NO EFFORTS TO ISOLATE THE … 177 N.J. 540, 548 (2003)). The statute states an individual commits "luring," a second- degree offense: if he attempts, … need for accuracy that erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to be reversible error. [Ibid. …
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… bench trial, awarding plaintiff Ronald Schechter $1,600 as compensation for repairs he made to his unit, and $42 in … failure to remediate defects in the condominium's common elements. Based upon our review of the record and … have considered defendant's remaining arguments detailed in Points IV and V and deem them of insufficient merit to …
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… "strong odor of raw marijuana emanating from the passenger compartment."2 He also observed "a white powdery residue" on … in this case." On appeal, defendant argues the following points: POINT I THIS COURT SHOULD REVERSE THE PCR COURT'S … the conclusion that defendant failed to make the requisite showing that trial counsel was deficient 19 A-2892-23 …