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… with her first," and since "he lost the bet . . . he had to pay [her] sister the money." German also approached the …
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… extended term of seven years' imprisonment and ordered to pay $1300 in restitution. Defendant now appeals from his …
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… warning; (3) a written warning; (4) suspension without pay; (5) suspension pending investigation; and (6) …
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… employment. Specifically, plaintiff experienced no loss in pay or any loss of promotional opportunities. Further, the …
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… was not being truthful, and she suspended him with pay while the investigation continued. During the course of …
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… bail restrictions, the Court Rules presume that all bail payments can be made by depositing ten percent of the total … Surety Bonds A defendant may hire a bail bondsman to pay his or her bail. A bail bondsman is an agent who …
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… M.G.C.C. agreed to repurchase the property for $453,000, pay certain legal fees, and fund a remediation plan. Fleet …
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… consisted of certain sub-groups: 219 members who did not pay tuition due to government grants (group 24 A-3756-15T2 …
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… requirements. The court further ordered that defendant pay $5581.97 in restitution. This appeal followed. On …
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… he told me he had gone to work Sunday. He did receive his pay from the week or the weeks that he worked prior to being …
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… of Medicaid authorizes annual appropriations of money for payments to states whose plans for medical assistance have … 42 U.S.C. § 1396d(a) states that “medical assistance” means payment of part or all of the costs [of various] care and … Supplemental Security Income (SSI), which provides cash payments to the aged, blind and disabled. Individuals who …
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… purposes you can just avoid the six months in jail he would pay the fines or whatever (inaudible) 2C:40-26.” Defense …
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… https://www.nj.gov/labor/ lwdhome/press/2020/20200716_paymentsupdate.shtml. 9 Certification of Lesley Hirsch, ¶ 17 … by the State’s “strongest security typically pledged to repay publicly offered obligations” and must be repaid within … in order to refund bonds that were previously issued and pay “the principal of the outstanding bonds.” Id. § 4(b). …
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… limits. Inasmuch as insurance costs are directly related to pay-outs, however, the fact that the risks are substantial …
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… in Jersey City. Hannah, however, had no intention of paying for the heroin. With LaCue as his accomplice, Hannah …
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… (4) refrain from interfering with the device; (5) pay for the cost of repair or replacement of the device if …
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… judgment of “80% of the offer or less,” she would have to pay defendants the costs of suit, “all reasonable litigation … counsel; $22,720.50 in fees to Miceli; and $156,958.10 in payment of medical and workers compensation liens. 16 The …
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… and Retraining Notification Act (“WARN”), the Equal Pay Act (“EPA”), the Americans with Disabilities Act …
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… required property owners either to replace the trees or pay into a public tree-planting fund, was a zoning ordinance …
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… 179 N.J. 377, 388 (2004), and reviewing courts “should pay substantial deference” to judicial findings of probable … papers demanded and their possession or control by the taxpayer. It also 21 would indicate the taxpayer’s belief that the papers are those described in the …