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… as a plaintiff. Also in 2014, Conrail entered into a Termination Agreement stating the Siding Agreement was … on appellate review, and are not overturned if they are supported by 'adequate, substantial, and credible … convincing standard.5 However, "the legal findings and determinations of a high court's considered analysis must be …
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… as a plaintiff. Also in 2014, Conrail entered into a Termination Agreement stating the Siding Agreement was … on appellate review, and are not overturned if they are supported by 'adequate, substantial, and credible … convincing standard.5 However, "the legal findings and determinations of a high court's considered analysis must be …
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… can serve as the nondiscriminatory basis for the teacher's termination for violating the school's morals code, where … of all subject areas in the light of the Gospel so that the children can become 'good Christians and honest citizens.'" … for summary judgment that the trial court had denied.6 In support of its motion, defendant argued that plaintiff's …
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… can serve as the nondiscriminatory basis for the teacher's termination for violating the school's morals code, where … of all subject areas in the light of the Gospel so that the children can become 'good Christians and honest citizens.'" … for summary judgment that the trial court had denied.6 In support of its motion, defendant argued that plaintiff's …
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… In this appeal, the Court considers whether the disabled child of a retired member of the Police and Firemen’s … Appellate Division affirmed the Board’s administrative determination, concluding that the Legislature had … capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record. The Court must discern the …
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… In this appeal, the Court considers whether the disabled child of a retired member of the Police and Firemen’s … Appellate Division affirmed the Board’s administrative determination, concluding that the Legislature had … capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record. The Court must discern the …
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… months.1 Appellant argues that the Board's decision is not supported by clear and convincing evidence, the Board failed … pled guilty to third- degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4, and was sentenced to three years in … makes three arguments, contending that (1) the Board's determination is not supported by clear and convincing …
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… months.1 Appellant argues that the Board's decision is not supported by clear and convincing evidence, the Board failed … pled guilty to third- degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4, and was sentenced to three years in … makes three arguments, contending that (1) the Board's determination is not supported by clear and convincing …
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… but to avoid confusion. 3 The parties have three living children, born in 1995, 1997, and 1999. Their oldest child, … annually in open durational alimony; set Tobia's child support obligation at $10,000 per month; ordered the payment … open durational alimony was appropriate. This was a sound determination when considering the parties' ages, the length …
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… but to avoid confusion. 3 The parties have three living children, born in 1995, 1997, and 1999. Their oldest child, … annually in open durational alimony; set Tobia's child support obligation at $10,000 per month; ordered the payment … open durational alimony was appropriate. This was a sound determination when considering the parties' ages, the length …
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… is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1654-21 day trial. The court supported its order with a lengthy written opinion … (2007)). On appeal, defendant contests the trial court's determinations concerning equitable distribution, child support, and alimony. We apply an abuse of discretion …
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… is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1654-21 day trial. The court supported its order with a lengthy written opinion … (2007)). On appeal, defendant contests the trial court's determinations concerning equitable distribution, child support, and alimony. We apply an abuse of discretion …
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… of action. As noted, plaintiff claimed that her employment termination violated the LAD because it was based on either … She thus contends that the reason articulated for her termination – that two years later she filled out a … health insurance plan or whether the evidence could support a factfinder's determination that this reason was a …
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… of action. As noted, plaintiff claimed that her employment termination violated the LAD because it was based on either … She thus contends that the reason articulated for her termination – that two years later she filled out a … health insurance plan or whether the evidence could support a factfinder's determination that this reason was a …
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… Ibid. Similarly, "a trial court's factual findings in support of granting or denying a motion to suppress must be … court in determining whether to admit evidence, and that determination will be reversed only if it constitutes an abuse … tender years exception allows admission of a statement by a child under twelve relating to sexual misconduct when the …
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… Ibid. Similarly, "a trial court's factual findings in support of granting or denying a motion to suppress must be … court in determining whether to admit evidence, and that determination will be reversed only if it constitutes an abuse … tender years exception allows admission of a statement by a child under twelve relating to sexual misconduct when the …
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… CASE. 1 We use a pseudonym to protect the privacy of the child-victim pursuant to Rule 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 A-1985-20 … this was a one-time freak accident" and his arguments in support of the mitigating factors he was requesting the … may look to other evidence in the record when making such determinations, that it should consider "the whole person," …
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… CASE. 1 We use a pseudonym to protect the privacy of the child-victim pursuant to Rule 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 A-1985-20 … this was a one-time freak accident" and his arguments in support of the mitigating factors he was requesting the … may look to other evidence in the record when making such determinations, that it should consider "the whole person," …
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… the other elements of the cause of action were adequately supported – except one. The judge found no admissible … Quinn had expressed surprise when he learned of plaintiff's termination and that he had no plan or intention of causing her termination. We agree the evidence on this element was so …
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… the other elements of the cause of action were adequately supported – except one. The judge found no admissible … Quinn had expressed surprise when he learned of plaintiff's termination and that he had no plan or intention of causing her termination. We agree the evidence on this element was so …