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… and attorney selection to protect the identity of the children. 2 We use fictious initials so as not to confuse … THE DISPUTED FACTS TO A JURY 13 A-1229-19 FOR THEIR DETERMINATION AS TO WHETHER PROBABLE CAUSE DID EXIST. POINT IV … ALL LAW AND THE OVERWHELMING UNDISPUTED FACTS IN THE RECORD SUPPORTING PLAINTIFFS' CIVIL CONSPIRACY CLAIM. A. Trial …
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… in the car, a woman in the front passenger seat, and a male child3 behind her in the rear seat. Warrington went back to … I THE INITIAL STOP OF MR. ROMAN-ROSADO'S VEHICLE WAS NOT SUPPORTED BY REASONABLE SUSPICION THAT AN OFFENSE WAS BEING … 243 (2007)). Deference is afforded because the factual determinations "are substantially influenced by [the court's] …
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… (count eight); third-degree endangering the welfare of a child (Ocasio's daughter), N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4a (count ten); … TO DISMISS IND[I]CTMENT DUE TO INSUFFICIENT EVID[E]NCE TO SUPPORT A FINDING OF GUILT BEYO[]ND A REASONABLE DOUBT. … to prove or disprove any fact of consequence to the determination of the action," N.J.R.E. 401, and its probative …
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… and attorney selection to protect the identity of the children. 2 We use fictious initials so as not to confuse … THE DISPUTED FACTS TO A JURY 13 A-1229-19 FOR THEIR DETERMINATION AS TO WHETHER PROBABLE CAUSE DID EXIST. POINT IV … ALL LAW AND THE OVERWHELMING UNDISPUTED FACTS IN THE RECORD SUPPORTING PLAINTIFFS' CIVIL CONSPIRACY CLAIM. A. Trial …
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… in the car, a woman in the front passenger seat, and a male child3 behind her in the rear seat. Warrington went back to … I THE INITIAL STOP OF MR. ROMAN-ROSADO'S VEHICLE WAS NOT SUPPORTED BY REASONABLE SUSPICION THAT AN OFFENSE WAS BEING … 243 (2007)). Deference is afforded because the factual determinations "are substantially influenced by [the court's] …
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… and (2) second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). The charges arose after a … [he] might have." Defendant also gave a factual basis in support of the guilty plea. 3 Defendant later testified he … facts. The judge made extensive findings supporting his determinations that defendant could not assert his proposed …
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… and (2) second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). The charges arose after a … [he] might have." Defendant also gave a factual basis in support of the guilty plea. 3 Defendant later testified he … facts. The judge made extensive findings supporting his determinations that defendant could not assert his proposed …
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… the public body discusses” a “matter involving the . . . termination of employment . . . of any . . . current . . . … forty-five days. The Appellate Division affirmed the determination that the Board did not make the meeting minutes … Association of School Administrators (NJASA), filed briefs supportive of defendants. 19 The American Civil Liberties …
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… the public body discusses” a “matter involving the . . . termination of employment . . . of any . . . current . . . … forty-five days. The Appellate Division affirmed the determination that the Board did not make the meeting minutes … Association of School Administrators (NJASA), filed briefs supportive of defendants. 19 The American Civil Liberties …
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… two counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4 (counts fourteen and fifteen). The … as the home filled with smoke, defendant went to the children's bedroom, repeatedly slashed D.C.'s face with a … charged in count eleven, and A.C. was the victim of the child endangerment charged in count fourteen. 2 On the …
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… two counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4 (counts fourteen and fifteen). The … as the home filled with smoke, defendant went to the children's bedroom, repeatedly slashed D.C.'s face with a … charged in count eleven, and A.C. was the victim of the child endangerment charged in count fourteen. 2 On the …
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… is "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable or . . . not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … the appointing authority, was permitted to seek Meadows's termination if there was an "inability to perform duties," … therefore, we decline to disturb the Commission's determination that Paterson failed to prove it offered or …
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… trust) for $750,000. Mocco was the trust's settlor, his children the beneficiaries, and his brother Joseph the sole … within the arbitrator's purview 8 A-2328-18T3 and wholly supported by the record. The parties agreed to submit to … (4) of subsection c., the court shall make an independent determination of any facts relevant thereto de novo, upon such …
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… trust) for $750,000. Mocco was the trust's settlor, his children the beneficiaries, and his brother Joseph the sole … within the arbitrator's purview 8 A-2328-18T3 and wholly supported by the record. The parties agreed to submit to … (4) of subsection c., the court shall make an independent determination of any facts relevant thereto de novo, upon such …
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… is "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable or . . . not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … the appointing authority, was permitted to seek Meadows's termination if there was an "inability to perform duties," … therefore, we decline to disturb the Commission's determination that Paterson failed to prove it offered or …
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… The ALJ declined to bypass progressive discipline, found termination to be "unreasonably harsh," and reduced the … that Adams's "actions are clearly sufficiently egregious to support the penalty of removal without consideration of … AS APPELLANT'S CONDUCT WAS NOT EGREGIOUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT TERMINATION. POINT TWO THIS HONORABLE COURT SHOULD REVERSE …
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… a Pennsylvania business dedicated to providing non-medical support services to the elderly. The business is a … agreed not to compete with SHS for two years after termination of the agreement for any reason and agreed to … law, Goldman believed he found a "loophole" supporting termination of the agreement and sent Houghton a March 29, …
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… a Pennsylvania business dedicated to providing non-medical support services to the elderly. The business is a … agreed not to compete with SHS for two years after termination of the agreement for any reason and agreed to … law, Goldman believed he found a "loophole" supporting termination of the agreement and sent Houghton a March 29, …
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… The ALJ declined to bypass progressive discipline, found termination to be "unreasonably harsh," and reduced the … that Adams's "actions are clearly sufficiently egregious to support the penalty of removal without consideration of … AS APPELLANT'S CONDUCT WAS NOT EGREGIOUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT TERMINATION. POINT TWO THIS HONORABLE COURT SHOULD REVERSE …
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… The ALJ declined to bypass progressive discipline, found termination to be "unreasonably harsh," and reduced the … that Adams's "actions are clearly sufficiently egregious to support the penalty of removal without consideration of … AS APPELLANT'S CONDUCT WAS NOT EGREGIOUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT TERMINATION. POINT TWO THIS HONORABLE COURT SHOULD REVERSE …