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… pleaded guilty to second- degree eluding after meeting and completing plea forms with plea counsel. Plea counsel … would allow. But [the prosecutor] d[id not] want to risk coming back in November and . . . [defendant] not being … the mitigating factor. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ABUSED …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY (PSE&G), and HUGH D. SWEENEY, … judgment to defendants Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSE&G) and Hugh D. Sweeney and dismissing plaintiff's common law wrongful termination claim with prejudice. For …
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… Fils-Aime and Whetstone. Shortly after defendant and his companion arrived, Fils-Aime started "mouthing off." Defendant and his companion reacted to Fils-Aime's remarks. Fils-Aime … tavern and waited for Fils-Aime outside. Defendant and his companion also exited the tavern. Whetstone apologized to …
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… any settlement payment. Plaintiff had filed an amended complaint against Dr. Grano, a chiropractor who treated … plaintiff's back before she met Dr. Bump. In her amended complaint, plaintiff alleged that she returned to Dr. Grano … counseling from Dr. Bump, a licensed chiropractor and dietitian. During her initial appointment, which took …
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… 30 protective services case when it filed a guardianship complaint against defendant.1 Defendant claims the trial … After the emergency removal, the Division filed a complaint detailing those events and defendant's history … these proceedings. The Division also noted in the complaint that the month before defendant obtained her …
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… 2C:28-7(a)(1), and second degree as well as third degree computer theft, N.J.S.A. 2C:20-25(a), N.J.S.A. 2C:20-25(e), … of second degree official misconduct and second degree computer theft. On November 10, 2014, the judge denied … sentence required under 2C:20-25(h) for second degree computer theft where the victim is a government agency, and …
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… judgment rule. We affirm. I. In May 2011, plaintiff filed a complaint alleging that on January 31, 2011, she was in … observed water on the floor. He stated that the water had come from 5 A-2169-14T1 snow "that shook off the bottom of … plaintiff's attorney asserted that the case was "getting muddied . . . [and] dirtied up." Counsel stated that defendants …
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… defendant voluntarily left the United States. Defendant committed the present offenses after illegally 3 A-4705-15T1 … into this country. The drugs are then moved to distribution points within the country. Those distribution points then … vocational high school and wanted to pursue a career as a diesel mechanic; and was employed full-time from June 2009 …
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… before us, we are satisfied defendant presented sufficient competent evidence to establish a prima facie case of … account of the shooting: A. [Angel Alicea] put the hoodie on. He had his ponytails, whatever. He put his ponytails in the hoodie, you know. He put his ponytails in the hoodie and put …
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… and financial information created by Concepcion. He completed mortgage applications in the names of the straw … created by D'Anna and Concepcion, deemed the applications complete and turned them over to a lender. Relying on the … verified the buyers' tax returns reported sufficient income to qualify for the loans and bore social security …
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… the parent of primary residential custody; (2) imputing income to plaintiff of $77,000 and recalculating his weekly … on April 23, 2009. Shortly after Brian's birth, the parties commenced to cohabitate, but in early 2010, defendant moved … located a few blocks away because the relationship had become contentious. For the first couple of years following …
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… throughout 2015, and repeatedly failed to attend and comply with mental health services. She showed improvement … only nine-years-old at the time of the trial. Next, Mother points out that Dr. Brandwein and adoption specialist … not mean Mother will be reunified with the child. Mother points out that the court must balance the harm of …
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… The chairperson then said, "[W]e have to open up for public comments[,] and there's a lot of people here. I just don't … of allocating forty-five minutes to an application; if not completed, the Board adjourns the matter to their next … the property which benefits the community. The Board also points out that preliminarily[, defense counsel] intimated …
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… and Laurie Patterson (collectively defendants), and concomitant dismissal with prejudice of his complaint alleging defendants contravened the New Jersey Law … to provide the requested medical documentation necessary to complete and pass the required DOT physical, making him not …
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… P.J.A.D. Plaintiff Dr. Fariborz Ashtyani's third amended complaint against defendants Critical Care Unit Resources, … tortious interference, breach of fiduciary duty, unfair competition, and civil conspiracy. After conducting … Judge Powers erred when he held plaintiff did not present competent evidence showing he was ever a member of CCUR. …
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… architect, to design the construction plans. Defendant completed the plans on July 18, 2009. In August 2009, … he did not initially appeal an "adverse judgment." He points out that he did not receive an "adverse judgment" on … stop-work order halting construction on his property. He points out that the Appellate Division rendered its decision …
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… PCR court independently reviewed the search warrants and accompanying affidavit, finding there was probable cause. The …
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… (UPS) for over thirty years prior to his retirement as comptroller. He testified that, beginning in 1978, he … attempted to start after his retirement in order to earn income. During defendant's cross-examination, he was … his statements: Thank you, Your Honor. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. First of all, I'd like to apologize to …
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… claimed he acted in self-defense when the victim, a complete stranger armed with "a metallic object," attacked … that he can avoid the necessity of using such force with complete safety by retreating . . . .'" (quoting N.J.S.A. … response to pain." Additionally, Taff opined that the combined effect of alcohol and cocaine detected in the …
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… The insurance was issued by the Prudential Insurance Company (Prudential). In 1994, appellant took a leave of … because of his work with the NTU. He claims that when he commenced his leave of 3 A-3202-18T4 absence, he was not … he was required to make the conversion "upon his initial commencement of [u]nion [l]eave" but that he was not aware …