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… claim for reimbursement for lost property. We affirm. By way of background, when an inmate asserts that his personal … property has been lost, damaged, or destroyed, he must complete an "Inmate Claim." N.J.A.C. 10A:2-6.1(a). The … credible evidence in the record as a whole." Henry v. Rahway State Prison, 81 N.J. 571, 579-80 (1980). In this case, …
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… of Review (Board) denying his application for unemployment compensation benefits. The Board upheld the decision of the … found appellant is disqualified from receiving unemployment compensation under N.J.S.A. 43:21-5(a) because he resigned … or a few weeks. The change in location added 6.5 miles each way to the claimant's commute to work. The employer …
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… in three counts for various crimes in connection with comments he posted on his own and a police department … the consent of both parties defendant was initially found incompetent to stand trial,1 months later he was deemed … a written objection to defendant's admission to PTI by way of a "brief" dated January 21, 2015. We have not been …
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… Chancery Judge Patricia Del Bueno Cleary dismissed the complaint pursuant to Rule 4:37-2(b). Later, the judge … back-to-back and now affirm the orders under review by way of this single opinion. Indeed, we affirm those orders … in her oral decisions. We add only the following brief comments regarding JCPO's appeal of the involuntary …
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… monetary sanctions upon her for her repeated failure to comply with previous orders of the court. We affirm. NOT FOR … that defendant would be sanctioned $5 per day until she complied. Defendant continued to ignore the order and, as a … be required to pay her. This was a practical and definitive way to address defendant's lengthy history of failing to …
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… of parties "shall not exceed 65 pages"): I. TRIAL COURT COMMITTED ERROR BY FAILING TO SCHEDULE A PLENARY HEARING AND … the Totality of the Facts in Dispute. II. TRIAL COURT COMMITTED ERROR BY FAILING TO SCHEDULE A PLENARY HEARING, … are going to be able to co-parent the children in a healthy way." But the judge also properly determined that the …
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… to plaintiff DLJ Mortgage Capital, Inc.'s foreclosure complaint, defendant filed a timely answer and counterclaim … Judge Escala found no impediment to foreclosure and, by way of an order entered on June 12, 2015, he 3 A-2108-15T4 … Searching for Documents that Further corroborate the Fraud Committed by [Plaintiff] on the Court and the Claim of lack …
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… use of the property – the Larkins are entitled to the common law immunity provided by Stewart v. 104 Wallace St., … parked one of his business's trucks in the residence's driveway because, even though the business owns other vehicles, … customers who may call the business. And the business's website provided the home's address 3 A-3162-15T3 as its …
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… herself was not credible, nor was it consistent with the way the door was constructed, as depicted in a photograph of … by a preponderance of the evidence that the defendant committed one of the predicate acts referenced in N.J.S.A. …
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… mother was involved with illegal drugs. Defendant did not comply with court-ordered services and advised the Division … wish to exercise visitation with either child until he had completed services and could visit unsupervised. As a … of the evaluation to form a permanent bond, was also on his way to developing a strong bond with his caretakers. The …
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… or transcript of the 1985 proceedings was available. By way of a brief written decision, the municipal judge denied … defense that would 'in all likelihood' have changed the outcome of his Irvington conviction," citing State v. …
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… Judge Marlene Lynch Ford denying his application to file a complaint against the State of New Jersey. We affirm. By way of background, on December 4, 2015, prompted by … Hodgson's order, denying plaintiff's ability to file a complaint because it did "not raise any new issues or claims …
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… order, and plaintiff cross-moved for child support. By way of her February 26, 2016 order, the judge found … reunification therapy on a weekly basis. The order also: compelled plaintiff to produce the child for therapy when … but only that part of the February 26, 2016 order that compelled his payment to defendant of $3165 – the full …
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… misconduct." That phrase was defined in the statute by way of a list of examples. That is, N.J.S.A. 43:21-5(b) … of benefits, misuse of sick time, abuse of leave, theft of company property," and other 1 In Self v. Bd. of Review, 91 … mistake, but the Board concluded she deliberately falsified company time records. The question for this court is whether …
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… Barnes "was given a full and impartial hearing and a complete opportunity to offer any and all evidence." Barnes … circumstance too may benefit from further amplification by way of a remand. For example, it may be that the therapist … we cannot know whether the therapist would have recommended Barnes's departure from his employment if the …
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… Defendant also requests a change of venue, although not by way of appeal per se, on the basis that neither party has … them more so. For example, she rejects the notion that income should have been imputed to her in the divorce judgment … that decision even more unjust and that she should not be compelled to make any contribution towards the child's …
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… M. Wilson, on the brief). PER CURIAM Plaintiff Allan Suarez commenced this suit against Ridgefield Park, seeking damages … in his written decision. We add only the following brief comments about the first two points. Any analysis of a … which we assume only because the matter was disposed of by way of summary judgment – uneven sidewalk slabs do not …
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… 2005 This Directive, approved by the Supreme Court on the recommendation of the Judicial Council, supersedes the … that are captioned “Associations of Judges” and “National Committees or Councils.” The section of Directive #6-96 … they are members must use vacation time and pay their own way (including travel and lodging expenses), unless the …
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… Courts By Mike Mathis Judiciary Times Editor Bail reform, complex commercial cases, and advances in technology were … violence can apply for a temporary restraining order by way of videoconferencing equipment from seven hospitals … been done electronically since February. Planning is underway to roll out electronic filing in family and civil cases. …
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… By reasonably foreseeable manner, it is meant that the way in which the plaintiff used the product could have been … 505 (D.N.J. 1973). Thus, if the defect which, singly or in combination, caused the injury existed before, as well as …