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… count ten, second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a); count eleven, first-degree … that defendant was the biological father of four of her children and defendant never offered any evidence to dispute … a PCR petition only if they establish a prima facie case in support of PCR, material issues of disputed facts cannot be …
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… count ten, second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a); count eleven, first-degree … that defendant was the biological father of four of her children and defendant never offered any evidence to dispute … a PCR petition only if they establish a prima facie case in support of PCR, material issues of disputed facts cannot be …
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… argues there are several issues of material fact that would support a jury finding DataMotion's claim that the decision … per year, for a total of $396,381.72. After plaintiff's termination, he was not replaced. Instead, his … and granted the motion. 2 The effective date of the terminations of all except Zuvich was May 31, 2015. Zuvich's …
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… argues there are several issues of material fact that would support a jury finding DataMotion's claim that the decision … per year, for a total of $396,381.72. After plaintiff's termination, he was not replaced. Instead, his … and granted the motion. 2 The effective date of the terminations of all except Zuvich was May 31, 2015. Zuvich's …
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… was to be reviewed and his employment was subject to termination without cause. He was assigned to the midnight … and "[f]ailure to follow [d]irectives." After his termination, Almeida sent an email to UMDNJ's office of … N.J.A.C. 7:28-19.3(h) and (m) as the regulations that supported his claim that it was improper to perform the scan …
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… was to be reviewed and his employment was subject to termination without cause. He was assigned to the midnight … and "[f]ailure to follow [d]irectives." After his termination, Almeida sent an email to UMDNJ's office of … N.J.A.C. 7:28-19.3(h) and (m) as the regulations that supported his claim that it was improper to perform the scan …
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… of the daughter's shoplifting that formed the basis for his termination. 2 Defendants, having lost an earlier motion for … trial judge, do not rely on that evidence in making our determination. 3 Rule 4:37-2(b) allows a defendant to move at … it did not charge the jury on how to consider the evidence supporting plaintiff's disparate treatment claim. After the …
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… of the daughter's shoplifting that formed the basis for his termination. 2 Defendants, having lost an earlier motion for … trial judge, do not rely on that evidence in making our determination. 3 Rule 4:37-2(b) allows a defendant to move at … it did not charge the jury on how to consider the evidence supporting plaintiff's disparate treatment claim. After the …
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… 2C:14-2(b); and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). At sentencing, the second-degree … sentence in an unpublished opinion, but remanded for the determination of penalties under the Sex Crime Violent … motions, defendant did not point out what evidence supported his claim. The court rejected defendant's claim …
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… (PTI) program, defendant R.E.C. pled guilty to third-degree child endangerment and was sentenced to a noncustodial … and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1). On May 18, 2018, following a … rejected the compelling reasons defendant raised in support of her application and concluded she failed to …
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… 2C:14-2(b); and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). At sentencing, the second-degree … sentence in an unpublished opinion, but remanded for the determination of penalties under the Sex Crime Violent … motions, defendant did not point out what evidence supported his claim. The court rejected defendant's claim …
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… (PTI) program, defendant R.E.C. pled guilty to third-degree child endangerment and was sentenced to a noncustodial … and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1). On May 18, 2018, following a … rejected the compelling reasons defendant raised in support of her application and concluded she failed to …
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… school could be held liable as a passive abuser under the Child Sexual Abuse Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:61B-1(a)(1), allowing … of all reasonable factual inferences that those allegations support." F.G., 150 N.J. at 556. 8 A-0366-22 Plaintiff's … N.J. Super. 670, 680 (Law. Div. 1986) (explaining "once a determination is made that the act is not within the scope of …
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… school could be held liable as a passive abuser under the Child Sexual Abuse Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:61B-1(a)(1), allowing … of all reasonable factual inferences that those allegations support." F.G., 150 N.J. at 556. 8 A-0366-22 Plaintiff's … N.J. Super. 670, 680 (Law. Div. 1986) (explaining "once a determination is made that the act is not within the scope of …
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… and defendant married in February 2006 and have four children together, born between February 2007 and May 2015. … "findings by the trial court are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." … N.J. Super. 117, 127 (App. Div. 2009)). "Discretionary determinations, supported by the record, are examined to …
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… The couple lived apart and were disputing custody of their child. Defendant arranged to meet P.J. at a Passaic County … 1 We use initials to protect the identity of defendant's child. 3 A-5483-17T4 and a half hours, P.J. remained captive … niece as a witness. She testified that defendant's family supported him. The court found aggravating factors: three, …
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… The couple lived apart and were disputing custody of their child. Defendant arranged to meet P.J. at a Passaic County … 1 We use initials to protect the identity of defendant's child. 3 A-5483-17T4 and a half hours, P.J. remained captive … niece as a witness. She testified that defendant's family supported him. The court found aggravating factors: three, …
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… and defendant married in February 2006 and have four children together, born between February 2007 and May 2015. … "findings by the trial court are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." … N.J. Super. 117, 127 (App. Div. 2009)). "Discretionary determinations, supported by the record, are examined to …
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A-1480-24 Briefs
Briefs
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… Hon. Anthony R. Suarez, J.S.C. PLAINTIFF LIAM LI’S BRIEF IN SUPPORT OF HIS APPEAL CHAZEN & CHAZEN, LLC 346 Grand Avenue … to “Adult Participants” and makes no mention of applying to child participants such as the Minor Plaintiff. Nowhere does … 45). Specifically, Defendant failed to enforce a dedicated “Children’s Zone” where children under the age of six, such …
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… for cause. Picariello contends the charges leading to his termination were wholly unrelated to his employment and the … and unreasonable. Discerning no error in the Board's determination, we affirm. I. Picariello enrolled in the Police … capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record." Ibid. (quoting Circus Liquors, 199 …