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… of exculpatory information would be to come forward in order to avoid a mistaken prosecution of a relative or a …
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… that E.R.M. was developmentally immature and had bipolar disorder. Although the statement contained "positive … a full analysis on the credibility of each witness, but in order J.J., 427 N.J. Super. 541, 552 (App. Div. 2012) … State acknowledged that E.R.M. qualified for "a conduct disorder, adolescent-onset type[,]" and that he had a history …
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… of the consequences of her refusal. We affirm. 1 In order to obtain a conviction for refusal, the State must … entire encounter was recorded on Graff's mobile video recorder (MVR), which was played in court during the trial. …
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… Robert Orlowski appeals from the February 27, 2019 order of the Special Civil Part awarding plaintiff …
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… upon in a manner that will 6 A-3513-17T3 obstruct an orderly procedure in courts of justice and deprive such …
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… K.B., a juvenile, appeals from a June 5, 2017 Family Part order of disposition for delinquency entered after a bench …
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… of the apartment complex at 1514 Monroe Avenue, near the border between Neptune Township and Asbury Park, with a group … As the address was on the Neptune Township side of the border, Pettway conveyed this information to Taylor, with … principles of law. Two intrusions occurred here: the order to defendant to stop, and the pat-down of his waist. …
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… must be clinically eligible to qualify for benefits. In order to determine if H.T. was clinically eligible, the …
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… the security of corrections officers and maintaining the orderly operation of the prison are paramount concerns …
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… that they occasionally left all three children alone in order to take out the trash or buy food when the two … and that her injuries may have been caused by a blood disorder or by restlessly moving around excessively. Judge …
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… Review, No. A-1189-16 (App. Div. Jan. 29, 2018) (Salas II) (ordering a remand to the Board to conduct a hearing). 5 …
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… administers the WFNJ program, for emergency assistance in order to pay her rent. However, because eviction proceedings …
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… She went to see neurologist Dr. Robert Schwartzman, who ordered blood tests, a spinal tap, MRIs1 of the brain and …
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… and that the moving party is entitled to a judgment or order as a matter of law.” R. 4:46-2(c). An issue of fact …
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… and the moving party is entitled to a judgment or order as a matter of law.” R. 4:46-2(c). In Brill v. …
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… Id. at 90. The application of estoppel is necessary in order to ensure that government meets its supervening …
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… eliminating food groups from the diets of children in order to avoid certain elements may result in deficiencies …
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… substitute for the common law ejectment action”). In order to sustain an action in ejectment, the Plaintiff must …
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… Manuel E. Concepcion appeals from an August 23, 2017 order denying his petition for post-conviction relief (PCR) … was not charged with the murder because he committed a disorderly person's offense of simple assault. According to …
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… State v. Porter, 216 N.J. 343, 354 (2013) (holding that in order to establish a prima facie claim, the petitioner "must …