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… A CONSCIOUS INTENTION TO DO SO. II. THE MUNICIPAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY FAILING TO DISQUALIFY [THE … DUE TO DEFENDANT’S MEDICAL ISSUES. III. THE MUNICIPAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY ADMITTING THE ALCOTEST … TRIAL AND WARRANT REVERSAL. We find insufficient merit in Points II, III, and IV, to warrant further discussion in a …
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… indictment counts would be dismissed. The State would recommend that defendant be sentenced to drug court probation … you were in the pharmacy was . . . it your intention to commit a theft? The Defendant: Yes. [Defense Counsel]: And … a security guard attempted to stop defendant[,] he became combative and assaultive with the guard." In accordance with …
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… camera interview of the child. He subsequently rendered a comprehensive oral opinion, and entered the order denying … on the child's day-to-day life (i.e. changes in school, community and friends); and any other relevant factors … uncle[.]" The child also told the judge that he was "not so comfortable with the thought of [moving] to Jersey City" …
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… the elements that (1) the defendant was in the course of committing a theft; (2) that while in the course of committing that theft the defendant: (a) knowingly inflicted … (2017) (citing N.J.S.A. 2C:39-3). The [d]efendant has not posited any such explanation. This, however, is only one of …
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… denying in part her motion seeking, among other things, to compel defendant's remittance of money in accordance with … and pertinent to this appeal, plaintiff filed a motion to compel defendant to remit the awarded counsel fees and … which fees were incurred to enforce existing orders or to compel discovery; and (9) any other factor bearing on the …
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… of those three co- defendants would not have changed the outcome of the trial, given the 6 A-1283-23 "overwhelming" …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) to (2), second-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3, and two …
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… in the product was a substantial factor which singly, or in combination with another cause, brought about the accident. … defect and the accident.) B. … Limiting Instruction Where Comparative Negligence is Not Applicable — Plaintiff’s … asbestos exposure) cases where the plaintiff has presented competent and credible evidence that even a minimal exposure …
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… future medical expenses. Plaintiff has a right to be compensated for any future medical expenses resulting from … in the future then you should also include an amount to compensate the plaintiff for those medical expenses. In … future medical expenses. Plaintiff has a right to be compensated for any future medical expenses resulting from …
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… by Judge Christine Smith, we affirm. We add some brief comments. During the hearing, the complainant J.D. testified that a temporary restraining … with the parties' son. The FRO required defendant to complete a risk assessment before visiting with his child. A …
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… whose well-being is "impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired as the result of the failure of his parent . … he found Sarah unconscious. His father, hearing the commotion, called 911. The officers described Sarah as … was ajar because, as she explained to DCPP, a friend had visited earlier in the day and failed to close it …
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… challenged decisions. We also affirm because plaintiff's points of error are so lacking in merit—essentially … trial court to conform the June 12, 2020 order with the accompanying statement of reasons. The remand is limited to … voluminous and ceaseless email communications, the salient points of which are often lost in the verbosity and sheer …
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… did not settle. On January 20, 2017, plaintiffs filed a complaint against defendants alleging: 1) breach of … claim that the agreed quote was $557,160 in their complaint[] but did not appear [and] hence did not testify. …
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… ineffective, the Supreme Court has stated: PCR counsel must communicate with the client, investigate the claims urged by … PCR counsel had not even reviewed the file, based on comments to the court at oral argument that betrayed … counsel that were not argued that would have changed the outcome of Judge Ryan's decision. See Webster, 187 N.J. at 257. …
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… you may consider whether the specific defect or condition complained of, in fact, caused [Plaintiff] to lose … set forth below would outline for the jury the ultimate outcome. DiVigenze v. Chrysler Corp., 345 N.J. Super. 314 (App. …
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… UNLAWFULLY AGAINST THE PERSON OR PROPERTY OF ANOTHER WHILE COMMITTING CERTAIN DRUG CRIMES (N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1b) … the person or property of another while in the course of committing, attempting to commit, or conspiring to commit a violation of certain …
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… A CONSCIOUS INTENTION TO DO SO. II. THE MUNICIPAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY FAILING TO DISQUALIFY [THE … DUE TO DEFENDANT’S MEDICAL ISSUES. III. THE MUNICIPAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY ADMITTING THE ALCOTEST … TRIAL AND WARRANT REVERSAL. We find insufficient merit in Points II, III, and IV, to warrant further discussion in a …
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… for the reasons set forth in Judge Gregory L. Acquaviva's comprehensive oral opinion, and add the following comments. The parties were married in 2015 and have two … what happened next: . . . At this point, [defendant] becomes adamant about leaving[.] . . . He asks her to move her …
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… In exchange for defendant's guilty plea, the State recommended a noncustodial probationary term consistent with … the potential for early termination, provided defendant complied fully with the terms of probation. But, defendant … guidance – as did the parties – from our Supreme Court's companion decisions in State v. Vasquez, 129 N.J. 189 (1992) …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY MALA SUNDAR … lots, and pursuant to law, this is a valid action. It also points out that the subdivision requirement is one of law, … plaintiffs’ purchase of Lot 31. The Township also correctly points out that once a lot is merged by law, it cannot be …