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… defendants refiled their motion for summary judgment. In support of their motion, defendants argued, in pertinent … and the arguments 6 A-3438-23 made in open court in support of it were "absolutely privileged," by the … courts] afford[] no special deference to the legal determinations of the trial court.'" Boyle v. Huff, 257 N.J. …
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… taking place" in the workplace. Plaintiff claimed that the termination of his employment constituted unlawful … N.J.S.A. 10:5-1 to -49 (LAD). He also claimed that his termination violated the Conscientious Employee Protection … did not specifically mention claims arising out of a termination of employment or claims of retaliation. The …
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… taking place" in the workplace. Plaintiff claimed that the termination of his employment constituted unlawful … N.J.S.A. 10:5-1 to -49 (LAD). He also claimed that his termination violated the Conscientious Employee Protection … did not specifically mention claims arising out of a termination of employment or claims of retaliation. The …
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… to foster a "pay-to-play" culture that rewarded those who supported and contributed to the Association – promoting, … matters unless the court has abused its discretion or its determination is based on a mistaken understanding of the … against or by the City Police Department involving wrongful terminations, retaliations or failures to promote for the …
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… to foster a "pay-to-play" culture that rewarded those who supported and contributed to the Association – promoting, … matters unless the court has abused its discretion or its determination is based on a mistaken understanding of the … against or by the City Police Department involving wrongful terminations, retaliations or failures to promote for the …
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… and their financial or economic value. We recognize that [children, parents, spouse] may provide valuable services … the emotional satisfaction gained by the parent, spouse or child if the deceased has performed these services. Perhaps … affirmed the trial court’s ruling that the evidence did not support a $400,000 jury award for loss of housekeeping and …
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… to J.S.'s 1 We use initials to protect the identity of a child victim of sexual assault or abuse. R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 … the PCR court entered an order denying defendant's petition supported by an oral opinion. The court concluded … an evidentiary hearing, we review its legal and factual determinations de novo." State v. Aburoumi, 464 N.J. Super. …
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… to J.S.'s 1 We use initials to protect the identity of a child victim of sexual assault or abuse. R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 … the PCR court entered an order denying defendant's petition supported by an oral opinion. The court concluded … an evidentiary hearing, we review its legal and factual determinations de novo." State v. Aburoumi, 464 N.J. Super. …
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… the relinquishment of property and/or possessions, child support, and emergency monetary relief. The purpose of … Complaints 2019-2022 Municipal Superior 8 | P a g e CHILDREN AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Children exposed to violence …
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… 12, 2013, the Department issued a Notice of Informal Pre-Termination Hearing (NIPH), charging Lavin with conviction … or employee." Lavin waived his right to an informal pre-termination hearing. The following day, the Department … Div. 1995). 5 A-1802-15T1 presented sufficient evidence to support Lavin's indefinite suspension and recommended …
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… 12, 2013, the Department issued a Notice of Informal Pre-Termination Hearing (NIPH), charging Lavin with conviction … or employee." Lavin waived his right to an informal pre-termination hearing. The following day, the Department … Div. 1995). 5 A-1802-15T1 presented sufficient evidence to support Lavin's indefinite suspension and recommended …
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… Office received a referral from the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) about two … recorded statement and the results of the buccal swab. In support of his motion, defendant argued he had invoked his … to the buccal swab. "We review the trial court's determination of defendant's motion to suppress under a …
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… Office received a referral from the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) about two … recorded statement and the results of the buccal swab. In support of his motion, defendant argued he had invoked his … to the buccal swab. "We review the trial court's determination of defendant's motion to suppress under a …
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… and lived together for three years. The parties have three children together. Appellant asserted that she had … respondent's sister, and required a calculation of child support. At 11:25 a.m., minutes after the April 11 hearing … occurred." Id. at 125. The trial court should make this determination "in light of the previous history of violence …
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… friends, and defendant to her home to take photos with the child. According to plaintiff, defendant was intoxicated … listened to the testimony. . . . And it's not an easy determination the court has to make, but the determination is … court are generally binding on appeal, provided they are "supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… amended charge of third-degree endangering the welfare of a child by engaging in sexual conduct which would impair or … not go to his guilt or innocence. The judge found further support by citing the analysis our Supreme Court applied in … owe particular deference to the trial judge's credibility determinations. See State v. Locurto, 157 N.J. 463, 470-71 …
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… . . . . This [p]etitioner took care of [the Zaklikovsky's] child. The [p]etitioner needs care. I don't sense enough … there is sufficient credible evidence in the record to support the judge of compensation's findings. II. This court generally gives "substantial deference" to agency determinations. Lindquist v. City of Jersey City Fire Dep't, …
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… incidents of past disputes not pled in the complaint to support the finding of an FRO. He also argues that he had no … it. A scuffle ensued in the presence of plaintiff's older child, during which both parties ended up on the floor. … improperly relied on these two prior events to make his determination that a predicate act had occurred on April 19 to …
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… incidents of past disputes not pled in the complaint to support the finding of an FRO. He also argues that he had no … it. A scuffle ensued in the presence of plaintiff's older child, during which both parties ended up on the floor. … improperly relied on these two prior events to make his determination that a predicate act had occurred on April 19 to …
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… . . . . This [p]etitioner took care of [the Zaklikovsky's] child. The [p]etitioner needs care. I don't sense enough … there is sufficient credible evidence in the record to support the judge of compensation's findings. II. This court generally gives "substantial deference" to agency determinations. Lindquist v. City of Jersey City Fire Dep't, …