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… his answer and affirmative defenses to the third-party complaint pursuant to Rule 4:23-2(b), and a February 5, 2016 … by suppressing Joseph's answer to the third-party complaint, we affirm. I. Third-party plaintiff Kathleen … or rendering a judgment by default against the disobedient party" who "fails to obey an order to provide or …
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… State will submit their Sentencing Memorandum, and their recommendation to the Court. After reviewing all of that, … I actually reduced it. I did not follow the [twenty] year recommendation of the [S]tate and initially gave [thirteen], … at trial to the defendant and may have led to an outcome that was worse than what was actually rendered in this …
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… CURIAM The principal issue in this appeal pertains to the community caretaking exception to the warrant requirement. … on the vertical centerline." 2 He stated, "As part of my community care taking, as I explained earlier, you — we have … violation was, in fact, occurring. And, as part of the community care taking, one of our duties is to advise the …
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… that before he was sentenced, defendant was arrested for committing another CDS offense. On February 8, 2007, … his plea knowingly and voluntarily, with the advice of competent counsel. The PCR court further found that … would be prejudiced if required to prosecute the offenses committed about ten years earlier. This appeal followed. On …
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… children's best interest; and (4) the award failing to comport with the parties' property settlement agreement … by counsel at the time the order was entered, at various points throughout their litigation and arbitration, one or … so that the benefits of arbitration as an "effective, expedient, and fair" means of dispute resolution are preserved. …
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… positive for heroin. Prior to trial, defendant moved to compel the laboratory reports for the purported drugs … More particularly, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE COURT ABUSED ITS … at 202-03. Adopting the "detailed and nuanced" approach embodied in People v. 11 A-2206-18 Luttenberger, 784 P.2d 633 …
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… 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2 is the No Early Release Act, commonly referred to as NERA. 3 A-4289-19 four-year prison … five); and second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) (count … A-4289-19 More particularly, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE POLICE IMPROPERLY …
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… a motor vehicle stop where it was safe to do so. The Jeep complied by immediately pulling over onto the shoulder. The … "[h]er eyes were a little glassy." When asked where she was coming from, defendant responded that she was coming from Ott's, a bar located "[a]pproximately …
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… a home on Kendles Run Road (the home) in Moorestown. Before completing the sale, plaintiff's realtor hired defendant1 to … requested from the homeowners prior to inspection, and compared to the information gathered during the inspection: … However, there are some items about which we have comments or concerns. First, the report noted the septic …
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… not the result of pre-existing disease alone or in combination with the work, has occurred and directly … on August 18, 1997. Prior to taking the position, L.P. had completed the police academy, which included "swimming and . … into her search and directed her to exit the pond. She complied and exited the pond without assistance. The NBFD …
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… order granting the summary judgment dismissal of their complaint alleging age discrimination. In their complaint, plaintiffs alleged that defendants, PNC … that she missed her annual revenue goal by twenty- one points, down ten percent from 2016. Although Rocks had …
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… The municipal prosecutor 4 A-1196-20 explained that "communication issues between [his] office and Barnegat … are generally accepted as accurate by the scientific community." Cassidy, 235 N.J. at 488. 5 A-1196-20 serviced … without a reasonable basis is not an 13 A-1196-20 ingredient of either due process or fundamental fairness in the …
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… purchased a three-carat diamond ring from Tiffany and Company (Tiffany's) in Atlantic City. To finance his … his financing application. Defendant partially 3 A-2337-19 completed the application, leaving the section of the application regarding his bank information incomplete. After defendant submitted additional information …
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… him to stop and get on the ground. Defendant ignored the command and as he ran he twice discarded what turned out to … not clearly decide whether defendant ran before the officer commanded him to stop. Recalling the officer's testimony, … "What must be taken into account is the strength of those points of comparison which do match up and whether the …
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… the State dismissed the indictment and issued a summons-complaint charging defendant with simple assault, N.J.S.A. … not file any charges against 1 The State conceded that it commenced the prosecution of the simple assault charges … with an individual that is necessary to effectively accomplish a legitimate law enforcement objective. Examples of …
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… a curb then continued down a road that transitioned from commercial to residential. Traveling approximately forty … OF INADMISSIBLE POLICE RADIO TRANSMISSIONS. C. THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN, WHILE ATTEMPTING TO … We address the trial court's decision for the sake of completeness. 12 A-2958-17T2 detailed in the earlier report …
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… by their daughter, who opted to attend Bergen County Community College (BCC). Defendant also argues that the … cross-motion to enforce the consent order as written and to compel defendant to pay his counsel fees. We affirm. I. We … to include but not be limited to tuition, room and board, computer, registration fees, student fees, other fees billed …
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… accepted the guilty pleas, finding that "defendant [was] competent," and that "[t]he pleas [were] being made freely, … the victim asserted that Lipa "was inebriated" when he committed the offenses, "[h]is condition thus would have further hampered his ability to commit the assault in the manner [the victim] described." …
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… City. She appeals from a summary judgment dismissing her complaint based on the weather immunity accorded public … in a given state of facts in a prescribed manner in obedience to the mandate of legal authority, without 4 Although … was traveling too fast for the slushy conditions. She points to facts establishing Krimmel was not traveling at …
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… of and others not, and mounting evidence that neither would comply with court orders and do what was necessary to regain … from a personality disorder with paranoid and obsessive-compulsive features. He found those personality traits and … terminate parental rights"). Both parents re-argue the same points they made in the trial court.2 Judge Flynn addressed …