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… protect and represent [their] interests which caused [the] complaint to be dismissed . . . ." 1 We refer to plaintiff … on February 2, 2011, and noticed the entire parking lot "completely covered with snow and ice" with "four to six … Civil ¶ 55.70[2] (3d ed. 2011). III. Guided by these principles, we conclude the trial court mistakenly exercised its …
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… 1, 2019 2 A-4263-16T1 General, of counsel; Jacqueline R. D'Alessandro, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). PER … we affirm. The issues related to appeal A-4263-16 are more complex. In that appeal, H.T. contends that the Division … address was correct; and (4) that the mailing was deposited in a proper mail receptacle or at the post office," or …
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… observing "someone [] slumped over into the passenger compartment" of a gray sedan in the parking lot. Based upon … hearing, Judge Robert J. Gilson denied both motions in a comprehensive, well-reasoned, written opinion.2 The judge … the vehicle was to be impounded. When analyzing a warrantless search and seizure, we start with the parameters …
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… ERRED BY FAILING TO CONSIDER FACTOR FOUR, THE DESIRE OF THE COMPLAINANT OR VICTIM TO FOREGO PROSECUTION. 3 A-0893-18T3 … was sentenced to a probationary term which included compliance with Megan's Law. See N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23. … irrational or otherwise an abuse of discretion, much less a patent and gross abuse. Despite defendant's claim …
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… entirely clear from the record, it appears plaintiff deposited $19,000 each into two new accounts with Vanguard. The … unpublished opinion, we ordered that the Family Part judge "compel[] plaintiff to make the contribution of $38,000 to … TO SUPPORT THE DECISION, WHICH IS A VIOLATION OF COURT RULES; AND 3) THE FAMILY COURT DID HAVE JURISDICTION OVER MY …
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… and collide with another vehicle traveling in the opposite direction. Plaintiff was transported by ambulance and … laceration; first and second left rib fractures; a right comminuted scapula fracture; two mediastinal nematomas; C2 … including: Open reduction and internal fixation of a right comminuted scapula fracture on September 19; chest tube …
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… he was "afraid of [mother]" and unable "to enforce any rules." The children had not seen a physician for more than a … Accordingly, on April 23, 2015, the Division filed a complaint and order to show cause for care and supervision … the Division's application and ordered defendants to comply with mental health evaluations and services provided …
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… was not safe, and needed further evaluation. M.F. recommended to defendants that David be immediately admitted … with depressive disorder, not otherwise specified, and recommended inpatient psychiatric hospitalization for … degree of care "at least requires grossly negligent or reckless conduct." Id. at 306. Although the distinction from …
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… August 4, 2020 Law Division order, summarily dismissing his complaint in lieu of prerogative writs against defendants … & Associates (HGA), which extensively detailed the "obsolescence" and "faulty arrangement or design" of the library … (last visited June 16, 2021). In turn, "obsolete" is defined as "no …
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… order dismissing on summary judgment her negligence complaint against defendant Michael Roman. Because we … from behind by a car traveling about forty to fifty miles per hour. Upon impact, plaintiff struck her head on the … Plaintiff was treated at the 4 A-2411-22 hospital and "complain[ed] of headache, neck pain, back pain, [and] new …
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… our review of the record and applicable legal principles, we vacate the FRO and remand for further proceedings … entered against him should be vacated because he did not commit any act of domestic violence, including harassment, … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… (Board) disqualifying her from receiving unemployment compensation benefits for gross misconduct connected with … Director of HACC's Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program, commonly known as Section 8. On October 18, 2017, appellant … of Review, 299 N.J. Super. 346, 348 (App. Div. 1997). "Unless . . . the agency's action was arbitrary, capricious, or …
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… Board of Appeals (Board). Applying pertinent legal principles to the record and the issues, we affirm. I. In June … denial to the Board, asserting the slab was an interior component enclosed within the home's existing foundation. As … plans." On February 14, 2024, plaintiff filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs in the Law Division, …
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A-46-24 Reply Brief
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… Plaza Newark, New Jersey 07102 pverniero@sillscummis.com mcarucci@sillscummis.com 973-643-7000 Counsel for … 7, 9 Final 2020 Title IX Rules, 85 Fed. Reg. 30026 (May 19, 2020) .................. 8, … when adopting the 2020 rules. (Lrb14). Quite the opposite, while acknowledging the mere fact that the Title IX …
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… where we remanded for reconsideration of the Board's wholesale adoption of the Administrative Law Judge's ("ALJ") … a neurological examination, which found that despite his complaints of short-term memory loss and other ailments, … and made some other minor factual errors, the ALJ discredited appellant's testimony and based her present …
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… judgment in favor of defendants and dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff argues the court erred … with plaintiff, explaining that on the rare times he visited her, he would push her to create a power of attorney … 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995)). 10 A-1674-22 Those core principles apply equally in will contests. See Gellert v. …
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… order denying his motion to "amend" his then time-barred complaint in an action previously dismissed without … Because we agree with the trial court that the complaint is indisputably time-barred, we affirm. The facts … at the University's Transportation Institute to slow vehicles colliding with it to survivable speeds and otherwise …
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… . . ." The prosecutor advised she could "amend them on the complaint if [the grand jury] decide[s] to do that." 3 … a BB gun . . . whatever he had, he utilized in the actual commission by assaulting them with it. . . . So basically … indictment is presumed valid and should not be dismissed unless it is . . . "manifestly deficient or palpably defective …
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A-40-24 Reply Brief
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… Attorney I.D. No. 004501988 E-mail: gmcguckin@dmmlawfirm.com On The Brief: Kelsey A. McGuckin-Anthony, Esq. Attorney I.D. No. 244842017 E-Mail: kmanthony@dmmlawfirm.com DASTI, McGUCKIN, McNICHOLS, CONNORS, ANTHONY & BUCKLEY … 2024, 089641 2 only impacts the municipal tax rate (the smallest portion of the tax bill), but the school tax rate, as …
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… the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Middlesex County, Docket No. C- 000084-23. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … to Fuel One regardless of the ROFR, PMG filed a verified complaint and order to show cause to compel specific performance. After the Amrit defendants …