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… ON IND. NO.16-05- 00518. II. Our review of a sentencing determination is limited. State v. Roth, 95 N.J. 334, 364-65 … six and nine) and one mitigating factor (factor ten). In support of aggravating factors three and six, the trial … no doubt there were separate crimes and it was that which supported the consecutive sentences imposed. See State v. 13 …
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… ON IND. NO.16-05- 00518. II. Our review of a sentencing determination is limited. State v. Roth, 95 N.J. 334, 364-65 … six and nine) and one mitigating factor (factor ten). In support of aggravating factors three and six, the trial … no doubt there were separate crimes and it was that which supported the consecutive sentences imposed. See State v. 13 …
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… counts of drug possession-related charges, four counts of child endangerment, and one count of hindering apprehension, … issue for appellate review. According to defendant, in its supporting briefs, the State, in fact, presented arguments … from the facts in light of his experience." Ibid. "That determination is fact-sensitive and requires consideration of …
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… counts of drug possession-related charges, four counts of child endangerment, and one count of hindering apprehension, … issue for appellate review. According to defendant, in its supporting briefs, the State, in fact, presented arguments … from the facts in light of his experience." Ibid. "That determination is fact-sensitive and requires consideration of …
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… comprehensive and thorough written statement of reasons in support of his order granting summary judgment and … complaint for failure to cite any competent evidence in support of their asserted claims. We affirm for the reasons … Because plaintiff failed to present competent evidence in support of his claims, other than a "self-serving …
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… comprehensive and thorough written statement of reasons in support of his order granting summary judgment and … complaint for failure to cite any competent evidence in support of their asserted claims. We affirm for the reasons … Because plaintiff failed to present competent evidence in support of his claims, other than a "self-serving …
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… count ten, second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a); count eleven, first-degree … that defendant was the biological father of four of her children and defendant never offered any evidence to dispute … a PCR petition only if they establish a prima facie case in support of PCR, material issues of disputed facts cannot be …
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… count ten, second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a); count eleven, first-degree … that defendant was the biological father of four of her children and defendant never offered any evidence to dispute … a PCR petition only if they establish a prima facie case in support of PCR, material issues of disputed facts cannot be …
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… was to be reviewed and his employment was subject to termination without cause. He was assigned to the midnight … and "[f]ailure to follow [d]irectives." After his termination, Almeida sent an email to UMDNJ's office of … N.J.A.C. 7:28-19.3(h) and (m) as the regulations that supported his claim that it was improper to perform the scan …
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… was to be reviewed and his employment was subject to termination without cause. He was assigned to the midnight … and "[f]ailure to follow [d]irectives." After his termination, Almeida sent an email to UMDNJ's office of … N.J.A.C. 7:28-19.3(h) and (m) as the regulations that supported his claim that it was improper to perform the scan …
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… school could be held liable as a passive abuser under the Child Sexual Abuse Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:61B-1(a)(1), allowing … of all reasonable factual inferences that those allegations support." F.G., 150 N.J. at 556. 8 A-0366-22 Plaintiff's … N.J. Super. 670, 680 (Law. Div. 1986) (explaining "once a determination is made that the act is not within the scope of …
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… school could be held liable as a passive abuser under the Child Sexual Abuse Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:61B-1(a)(1), allowing … of all reasonable factual inferences that those allegations support." F.G., 150 N.J. at 556. 8 A-0366-22 Plaintiff's … N.J. Super. 670, 680 (Law. Div. 1986) (explaining "once a determination is made that the act is not within the scope of …
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… process. As stated, the parties provided certifications supporting their positions and presenting reasons for the … and legally arbitrable. The FMBA's claim relates to the determination of work schedules, which is a mandatorily … Express and Implied Legislative Policies POINT II: PERC'S DETERMINATION TO DENY THE BOROUGH'S SCOPE OF NEGOTIATIONS …
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… process. As stated, the parties provided certifications supporting their positions and presenting reasons for the … and legally arbitrable. The FMBA's claim relates to the determination of work schedules, which is a mandatorily … Express and Implied Legislative Policies POINT II: PERC'S DETERMINATION TO DENY THE BOROUGH'S SCOPE OF NEGOTIATIONS …
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… of the daughter's shoplifting that formed the basis for his termination. 2 Defendants, having lost an earlier motion for … trial judge, do not rely on that evidence in making our determination. 3 Rule 4:37-2(b) allows a defendant to move at … it did not charge the jury on how to consider the evidence supporting plaintiff's disparate treatment claim. After the …
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… of the daughter's shoplifting that formed the basis for his termination. 2 Defendants, having lost an earlier motion for … trial judge, do not rely on that evidence in making our determination. 3 Rule 4:37-2(b) allows a defendant to move at … it did not charge the jury on how to consider the evidence supporting plaintiff's disparate treatment claim. After the …
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… years before plaintiff left the home, leaving the two children with their father. The then-fifteen-year-old son … what I believe is that it's also very often used to put the child in the hands of the wrong person. THE COURT: Oh, so … completed his custody decision and began to discuss child support, defendant interrupted again, saying, "Your Honor -- …
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… years before plaintiff left the home, leaving the two children with their father. The then-fifteen-year-old son … what I believe is that it's also very often used to put the child in the hands of the wrong person. THE COURT: Oh, so … completed his custody decision and began to discuss child support, defendant interrupted again, saying, "Your Honor -- …
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… one party to a non-marital personal relationship to provide support or other consideration for the other party, either … the course of such relationship or after its 3 A-4883-18T3 termination," it was necessary that it not only be … with her then-husband and was living with her three children, all of whom were under twelve years old. 4 …
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… one party to a non-marital personal relationship to provide support or other consideration for the other party, either … the course of such relationship or after its 3 A-4883-18T3 termination," it was necessary that it not only be … with her then-husband and was living with her three children, all of whom were under twelve years old. 4 …