Dual use prohibition applies regardless of whether full-term consecutive sentencing is discretionary or mandatory

Appellant, a former special education teacher, appealed the New Jersey Commissioner of Education's decision to affirm the State Board of Examiners' revocation of his teaching certificates.

Defendant rideshare company moved to dismiss plaintiff driver's complaint alleging breach of contract for failure to provide uninsured motorist coverage. The court denied the motion, holding that plaintiff plausibly alleged that defendant's ambiguous driver service contract incorporated a promise of uninsured motorist coverage as set out in defendant's separate Driver Guidebook.

New York v. Jarrell Howard

Defendant Refresco Beverages US, Inc.

Defendant moved to dismiss the complaint filed by plaintiff for lack of personal jurisdiction and failure to state a claim, or alternatively, for a more definite statement under Rule 12(e).

Court declined to dismiss complaint challenging trademark where there was a factual dispute regarding the validity of defendant's affidavit to establish the incontestability of its registered trademark. Defendant's motion to dismiss denied.

Defendants moved to dismiss plaintiff's strict liability, negligence, fraudulent concealment, breach of warranty, New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and New Jersey Products Liability Act complaint based on his developing an eye infection after using an artificial tears product.

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Appellant appealed the trial court's order dismissing his petition under the Post Conviction Relief Act. The court affirmed, holding that the PCRA court erred by considering the merits of appellant's fatally untimely ineffectiveness of counsel claims. The court held further that the PCRA court properly denied appellant's claim seeking a new trial on the basis of after-acquired evidence where appellant failed to show that the evidence, consisting of unrelated disciplinary action against a testifying police officer, would likely result