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… a "baggie with some residue on it," which he testified was "common packaging material for narcotics purposes, for the … Div. 1990) ("An inference that a drug smuggler carrying a very large quantity of drugs would travel with a … would believe to be derived from criminal activity," is apposite here. The State does not contend Figuereo-Rodriguez …
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… order entered following a bench trial finding he committed the following acts that would be crimes if … and he made the recording on his phone. Based on the discovery of the recording, the State added two additional … terse conclusory statements do not constitute the requisite findings of fact, and do not include any credibility …
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… now raised. In 2000, defendant George Sipko, an experienced computer programmer who emigrated from Slovakia and formed … contracts, for that time period." The judge also revisited the alleged backdating of the surrendered KPS stock … in the Koger enterprises. The nature and extent of his very significant contributions were established during the …
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… While still married, plaintiff purchased a landscaping company known as Anchor Landscaping and Anchor Property … argues that the decision should be reversed, and at the very least remanded to the trial court for a new plenary … were incurred to enforce existing orders or to compel discovery; and (9) any other factor bearing on the fairness of an …
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… that the factfinder's determination is "entitled to very considerable respect" and "should not be overthrown … of the jury merely because [it] would have reached the opposite conclusion." Dolson, 55 N.J. at 6. Instead, a trial … to relief is clear, and 'the verdict was not the result of compromise or otherwise tainted. '" Caldwell v. Haynes, 136 …
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… Avenue in Newark, "a mixture of residential homes" and "commercial establishments," Detectives Ozzie Ryals and … conducting surveillance because they "had received numerous complaints from concerned citizens about narcotic[s] … allegation that a juror is racially biased strikes at the very heart of the defendant's right to a trial by an …
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… ALLSTATE NEW JERSEY PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. ESTATE OF SEAN MCBRIDE, … January 30, 2014.4 3 According to the Kurzes, they had very little contact with McBride after he and Lynnes were … on the declarations page as a listed driver. As we posited in Lehrhoff, "[t]he question then . . . is whether the …
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… dispute. Jamell Scott and James Russell2 were charged as accomplices in that murder. In Indictment 09-01-0109, the … the police reports and other documents produced during discovery in the Olivares murder proceeding. At a plea cut-off … Lakewood. Prior to that day, a defense investigator had visited a different address listed for Granados in the …
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… concerning the ownership and use of certain billboard sites, plaintiff All Vision, LLC (All Vision) sought back … recover either the billboard structures on those sites or compensation for those structures. Carole Media appeals from … the judge granted in part. Prior to the completion of discovery, Carole Media filed a motion for partial summary …
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… (collectively, Osborn), and dismissing the third-party complaint with 3 A-4909-15T2 prejudice. Bogert also appeals … Agreement. On February 4, 2016, after the close of discovery, the parties each filed motions for summary judgment. … Seaview Orthopaedics, 366 N.J. Super. at 509. "A very slight advantage to one party, or a trifling …
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… text messages. The messages contained such information as "everything still a go?" "Yeah, he asleep"; "What's the room … IV CONDUCT BY THE PROSECUTOR IN QUESTIONING WITNESSES AND COMMENTS HE MADE DURING SUMMATION WERE GROSSLY PREJUDICIAL … I'm going to be able to prove that that's quite the opposite. But, first, we know that back in 2017. . . Spence …
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… AS TO COUNTS 1 THROUGH 48, AND THIS INCONSISTENCY WAS COMPELLED BY THE TRIAL COURT'S ERRORS. POINT IV THE TRIAL … that appointments lasted until late at night; that not everyone signed the sign-in sheet; and not everyone had an appointment. However, they also testified …
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… plaintiff Petric & Associates $1,850,000 in damages, comprised of: 1) $300,000 for fraud; 2) $800,000 for breach … prime contract." Steven performed a walk-through of the worksite along with plaintiff's superintendent/foreman Chad … [defendant] shall be fully liquidated by whatever recovery, if any, may be obtained on [plaintiff]'s behalf in the …
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… surrender of her newborn to an approved adoption agency and compel the adopting parents to return her child. Few cases … to her. The trial court afforded the parties expedited discovery and then conducted a plenary hearing in January 2018. … the child's father, his sister, and a friend of Mya visited her. Earlier that day, a friend of Mya texted …
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… A-5389-15T2 After the shooting, defendant told Dorothea to "come on" and "get [him] the hell out of there." Dorothea and … testified that the man in the video resembled a composite sketch of defendant given to him by another officer. … THE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE VIOLATED ITS POST- INDICTMENT DISCOVERY OBLIGATIONS UNDER RULE 3:13-3, WHEN ITS INVESTIGATOR …
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… and signed a polygraph consent form. After the exam was completed, the detective advised defendant that he failed … 8 A-0359-15T3 the results, defendant made incriminating comments that his mouth might have unintentionally touched … to write an apology letter to J.C. and stated he was "very sorry" and that he "never meant for that [oral contact] …
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… Defendant-Respondent/ Cross-Appellant, and MGCC GROUP OF COMPANIES, M.G.C.C. GROUP, INC.; C.G.I. DEVELOPMENT CO., … of development ("section II"), and thereafter sought recovery for property damages from flooding caused by the … level with those of section III. Although the Board granted site plan approval for section III in April 1990, work on …
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… blade and was five inches long. The owner testified he was "very afraid" and in "fear for my life." 3 A-0749-16T1 The … Errors Warrants Reversal. POINT II – THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN ADVISING THE JURY TWICE THAT … defendant "is presumed to be innocent"; "unless each and every essential element of an offense charged is proved …
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… Thompson, and defendant with second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, 2C:15-2(a) (count one); … Mathis explained: I believed then, as I do now, that every factual assertion in that paragraph was and is … 19 N.J. 218, 228 (1955)). Accordingly, we "require a very strong showing of prejudice to justify exclusion" of …
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… 2018 order which, among other things, denied his request to compel plaintiff Wendy Curran to obtain his written consent … education law, which mandates regular school attendance: Every parent, guardian or other person having custody and … supplemented only by "limited discovery," as a prerequisite for seeking modification of custody and parenting time. …