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… to waive its right to seek an extended term and instead recommend a ten-year prison term subject to NERA. During the … second-degree robbery. Before doing so, he and his attorney completed a "New Jersey Judiciary Plea Form" and a … The State argued the circumstances of the robbery defendant committed – tearing a chain off the neck of a three-year-old …
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… of Williams. Williams testified she never had back complaints prior to the January 2010 incident. She also … saw a doctor to discuss surgical options. The Workers' Compensation insurance carrier referred Williams to two … 2011). An agency determination should not be reversed "unless it is arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or it is …
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… a closed fist, and repeatedly threatened further violence unless she complied with his demands. The victim suffered facial … defendant hated women and belonged to a gang; (2) the State committed prosecutorial misconduct throughout the trial by …
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… A third visit was brought about by the daughter's complaint of abdominal pain and mild discomfort during … identified the five characteristics of CSAAS: secrecy; helplessness; entrapment and accommodation; delayed, conflicted, … testified that she was with him whenever his daughter visited. Defendant argued these errors separately and …
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… counts. Pursuant to the plea agreement, the State recommended a fifteen-year sentence for counts one and two, … DeLury sentenced defendant in accordance with the State's recommendation to the maximum custodial term of fifteen years, … that would support his claim that he would have received a lesser sentence had his trial counsel gone into greater …
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… after his death, his wife, Saundra Gordon, filed a verified complaint seeking to be NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … 2 Alice Cooper, Joe's former wife, also filed a verified complaint seeking to be appointed administratrix, alleging … factual findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless [we are] convinced that they are so manifestly …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment Nos. 09-06-1046 and 10-06-0972. … ISSUE, THE REAL PROBLEM BEFORE THE PCR COURT WAS THE COMPLETE LACK OF COUNSEL AS TO THIS ISSUE ON DIRECT APPEAL. … errors created more than a "conceivable effect on the outcome of the proceeding." Strickland, 466 U.S. at 694. …
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… appeals from the Law Division's judgment dismissing her complaint against defendant the late Naomi Rosenfeld, which … Dolson charge in its instructions to the jury. Plaintiff's complaint arose from a July 2011 auto accident in which a … that both she and plaintiff were traveling at forty-five miles per hour, and that she was approximately twenty feet …
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… who conducted the first day of the hearing, a second judge completed the hearing and rendered a decision. 4 A-2854-17T1 … P. Nolan, D.O., explained the MRI demonstrated "no change compared with [the] previous study dated [November 5, … no evidence of radiculopathy. Dr. Berman found Wesley's muscles and reflexes were normal, with no indication of atrophy …
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… for appellant The Center for Family Support NJ, Inc. (Inglesino, Webster, Wyciskala & Taylor, LLC, attorneys; John P. … of this [c]ontract, the Provider Agency shall comply with all applicable policies and procedures issued by … Manual [(CPIM)] (as from time to time amended). Failure to comply with these policies and procedures shall be grounds …
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… later. Conceding the matter is moot, defendant nevertheless asks that we in an exercise of [our] duty of judicial … County, because nothing was available in Bergen, she had become irate, storming out and choosing instead to expose her … entry of the order to show cause, . . . lacked the requisite impartiality to continue to preside over this case …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 14-06-0687. Joseph E. Krakora, … vehicle with a male driver and female passenger. Fama ran a computer search of the vehicle and learned 3 A-0857-15T2 … warrant for $250 in unpaid parking tickets. As part of the computer search results, a photograph was displayed on …
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… defendant in the showup, with E.J. identifying him less than twenty minutes later. The State provided … Ibid. The Court "refer[red] to the Criminal Practice Committee the preparation of a rule for [its] consideration … principles, we agree with the trial judge that the State complied with the dictates of Rule 3:11(a). The robbery was …
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… Howard Colodne and Louise Colodne dismissing their complaint. The motion judge, in a fifteen-page written … years. During the course of the friendship, Libia had visited the defendants' home on between fifteen to twenty … 494. Although our courts continue to apply the common law rules of premises liability, especially, as here, when the …
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… plaintiffs filed this action against defendant. In their complaint, plaintiffs asserted a claim for negligence, … in December 2011, they submitted a claim to an insurance company to compensate them for the loss. According to … served upon Ms. Czyz in the manner required by the court rules. On October 19, 2015, defendant re-filed its motion. The …
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… Gooden Brown. On appeal from Government Records Council, Compaint No. 2011-76. Jeff Carter, appellant, argued the … Allen, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). PER CURIAM Complainant, Jeff Carter, appeals from the Government … it was required to disclose whatever it possessed, regardless of the town clerk serving as the repository for the …
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… on the premises. Carolyn and her parents allege in their complaint in this civil action that, despite these … district went out of its way to permit an already troublesome situation to fester and devolve. Plaintiffs allege … school. 4 A-2617-15T1 In 2013, Carolyn, no longer a minor, commenced this action1 against the school district and two …
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… clients at their homes, and putting gas in dealership vehicles. 1 For ease of reference, we refer to Ronald Harris … going home in the dealership car and he knew it was against company policy to do so. Chavez-Echeverry's home was five … § 228 (1958). "Generally, an employee who is 'going to' or 'coming from' his or her place of employment is not …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, P.E.R.C. No. 2017-30. Stephen B. Hunter argued … cause for respondent New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission (Christine Lucarelli-Carneiro, General Counsel, … pay be calculated according to their actual work schedules; and (b) if the statutory provisions do not preempt this …
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… Division, Hudson County, Docket No. L-3298-16. FisherBroyles, LLP, attorneys for appellant (Joseph Schramm, III, on … defendant whittled down plaintiff's original ten-count complaint to two counts: defamation/slander (count one) and violations of the Telecommunications Act (TCA), 47 U.S.C. §§201 -231, and Federal …