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… days in jail with no eligibility for parole, and ordered to pay appropriate fines and penalties. The judge dismissed the …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a), for which they were each sentenced to pay $158 in fines and costs.1 In deciding Marlin's case, the …
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… no furtive movements, did not act nervously, was using a pay phone, was not known to the police and when stopped, …
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… not have money to hire an attorney, and that his wife was paying the rent because he was unable to do so. The …
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… of an increasing workload, and after he found a higher paying position with Monmouth. The Appeal Tribunal …
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… . . . ." The endorsement further provides that NJM will pay "compensatory damages which an insured is legally …
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… because his insurance was billed, and he paid a co-pay for a counseling session. As defendants assert in their … insurance coverage for his children, and Gorski required payment for her services. His payment for services rendered does not classify him as a …
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… but ceased for a number of months when Medicaid stopped paying for her sessions. Although it was up to the mother to …
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… on December 24, 2014. On January 7, 2015, defendant made a payment of $36 on the account. He has not made a payment since then. Due to defendant's failure to make monthly minimum payments, Capital One assessed late fees on the account on …
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… "hard color paint." As a result, defendant was required to pay someone else to repaint the apartment. According to … thing in the previous case, namely, he would produce checks payable to a person but no receipts for work performed. …
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… defendant to one year probation, and ordered her to pay the mandatory statutory penalties. We derive the …
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… from Pyles immediately after the customer tendered the cash payment. Defendant did not present any competing testimony … give the drugs to the buyer or personally accept the payment from the buyer); see also State v. Berry, 140 N.J. … opinion that the police observed anyone at the scene pay money for narcotics and receive them in exchange. Id. at …
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… shelter expenses; (2) determining defendant's ability to pay applying the Child Support Guidelines, Pressler & … $11,700 monthly child support obligation and credit his overpayment against his future monthly payments, because plaintiff did not meet her burden of …
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… the Family Part did enter an order directing defendant to pay plaintiff the fee award and denied a stay of …
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… persons in custody for traffic violations or failure to pay child support conditioned on the threat of being …
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… on the County's behalf and certainly no language about payment to be made to . . . Rosengarten 4 A-4439-15T2 for … past work when the entity applying did not do the work nor pay for it. The denial of the application submitted by [the] …
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… D Assocs., 366 N.J. Super. at 350. Finally, Nancy agreed to pay plaintiff more than $12,000 in counsel fees, insurance …
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… factor seven applied in part because defendant was to pay restitution to the victim upon his release. Addressing …
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… The judge advised she would have to retain an evaluator and pay for the evaluator's services. Judge Antoniewicz …
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… a reasonable accommodation to help you in listening, paying attention, reading printed materials, deliberating, …