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… he was indicted for second-degree luring or enticing a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:13-6; two counts of second-degree attempted endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1(a) and 2C:24-4(b)(3); two counts of … only if a defendant establishes a prima facie showing in support of the requested relief. State v. Preciose, 129 N.J. …
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… defendant R.V. were married for roughly nineteen years, had children together, and divorced in 2020.1 On February 28, … Part judge made findings of fact and conclusions of law supporting his decision to enter FROs against both parties. … 4 The court also made findings of fact supporting its determination plaintiff committed the predicate act of …
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… defendant R.V. were married for roughly nineteen years, had children together, and divorced in 2020.1 On February 28, … Part judge made findings of fact and conclusions of law supporting his decision to enter FROs against both parties. … 4 The court also made findings of fact supporting its determination plaintiff committed the predicate act of …
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… as an extraordinary exercise of rage. . . . . Also[] supporting aggravating factor [one] was [the defendant's] … to commit the offense. Mr. Alvarez was a [sixteen-year-old] child at the time of the offense . . . . Clearly, the … cousin. . . . . The defendant admitted that he called the child's mother, his aunt, for permission for the child to …
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… as an extraordinary exercise of rage. . . . . Also[] supporting aggravating factor [one] was [the defendant's] … to commit the offense. Mr. Alvarez was a [sixteen-year-old] child at the time of the offense . . . . Clearly, the … cousin. . . . . The defendant admitted that he called the child's mother, his aunt, for permission for the child to …
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… subsequent communications were "a form of [notice of] termination." Based on its belief that it would be … the evidence, the trial court issued its final judgment, supported by a written decision setting forth its findings … On appeal, defendant does not challenge the trial court's determination that it breached its contract with plaintiff. …
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… result, but (2) for work of greater expectable life but supported by a guarantee for a portion of that period; and … awarded damages for such loss of profits as is capable of determination with reasonable certainty. In arriving at the … and its variations should be replaced with "wrongful termination" as defined by this charge, or the appropriate …
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… subsequent communications were "a form of [notice of] termination." Based on its belief that it would be … the evidence, the trial court issued its final judgment, supported by a written decision setting forth its findings … On appeal, defendant does not challenge the trial court's determination that it breached its contract with plaintiff. …
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… 15, until the evening of Sunday, January 16. His alibi was supported by the testimony of William Malave, the brother of … 3 Although the school district promptly reported Bell's termination to the Board, for reasons that are not clear in … (2) whether the evidence in the record substantially supports the findings on which the agency's actions were …
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… 15, until the evening of Sunday, January 16. His alibi was supported by the testimony of William Malave, the brother of … 3 Although the school district promptly reported Bell's termination to the Board, for reasons that are not clear in … (2) whether the evidence in the record substantially supports the findings on which the agency's actions were …
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… role, we will affirm an ALJ's findings if "they are supported by substantial credible evidence in the record." … certif. granted, 231 N.J. 143 (2017). In making that determination, we consider the following factors: 3 … are entitled to our deference. So too, we conclude Foster's termination was proper. Foster's contention that the …
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… role, we will affirm an ALJ's findings if "they are supported by substantial credible evidence in the record." … certif. granted, 231 N.J. 143 (2017). In making that determination, we consider the following factors: 3 … are entitled to our deference. So too, we conclude Foster's termination was proper. Foster's contention that the …
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… insight. Ibid. He was concerned that Starling worked with children and could not function and run the teaching job … He noted that Latimer's testimony in the prior OAL matter supported his opinion that Starling suffers from chronic … was not qualified as an expert witness and provided little support for his opinion. The ALJ emphasized that even if …
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… including discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, and breach of common law obligations or duties. … and discriminated against her because she had young children. 4 A-3116-16T1 Defendants filed a motion to dismiss … unenforceable. Plaintiff fails to provide any authority to support her claim that she needed to be informed about …
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… affirming the denial of unemployment benefits after his termination for severe misconduct. We affirm. I. The … court would come to the same conclusion if the original determination was its to make, but rather whether the … (citation committed). "If the Board's factual findings are supported 'by sufficient credible evidence, courts are …
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… insight. Ibid. He was concerned that Starling worked with children and could not function and run the teaching job … He noted that Latimer's testimony in the prior OAL matter supported his opinion that Starling suffers from chronic … was not qualified as an expert witness and provided little support for his opinion. The ALJ emphasized that even if …
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… affirming the denial of unemployment benefits after his termination for severe misconduct. We affirm. I. The … court would come to the same conclusion if the original determination was its to make, but rather whether the … (citation committed). "If the Board's factual findings are supported 'by sufficient credible evidence, courts are …
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… including discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, and breach of common law obligations or duties. … and discriminated against her because she had young children. 4 A-3116-16T1 Defendants filed a motion to dismiss … unenforceable. Plaintiff fails to provide any authority to support her claim that she needed to be informed about …
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… books from his book bag and onto his desk," causing the child to cry. A month later, Speed and Gray allegedly … Allegedly, D.B. was "shoved" by the security guard, and the child's desk was separated from the other students' desks. … of employment." N.J.S.A. 10:5-12(a). Because no case law supports a cause of action for age discrimination in a …
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… books from his book bag and onto his desk," causing the child to cry. A month later, Speed and Gray allegedly … Allegedly, D.B. was "shoved" by the security guard, and the child's desk was separated from the other students' desks. … of employment." N.J.S.A. 10:5-12(a). Because no case law supports a cause of action for age discrimination in a …