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… most recent dog license records pursuant to OPRA and the common law right of access. Plaintiff, a licensed home … his request simply because of its commercial nature. He points out that New Jersey law has never deemed a … against the State’s interest in preventing disclosure.” Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36, 50 (1997) (quotations omitted). …
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… or local approval was required, or alternatively, an order compelling the County to issue all necessary permits. The … reasoned that the parties must exchange updated traffic studies, consult further, and appear before the local planning … has reasonably addressed the public safety concern is not sufficient, standing alone. In circumstances presented here, …
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… offense, not to decide that defendant has a propensity to commit crime. The jury convicted defendant of the certain … on which the State sought to rely was for a crime sufficient to trigger criminal liability under the certain … (pp. 20-21) 5. The invited error doctrine acknowledges the common-sense notion that a disappointed litigant cannot …
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… 17, 2010. The Family Part concluded that there was insufficient evidence to sustain G.M.’s application for a final … dismissed the simple assault charge against F.M. after he completed court-ordered counseling. The State filed a motion … and reasonably credible evidence” in the record. The State points out that the experts analyzing F.M.’s fitness for …
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… have been summarized. City of Asbury Park v. Star Insurance Company (A-20-19) (083371) Argued March 31, 2020 -- Decided … amount recoverable from the responsible third party is insufficient to satisfy both the total loss sustained by the … the policy’s deductible or self-insured retention. The City points out that in Hogges, the policy at issue contained a …
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… to the children’s school stating that the investigation was complete and that it had determined no need to provide … None of the children had marks or bruises on their bodies or reported experiencing any lasting pain. Therefore, … and responsibility under Title Nine. The Department points to its obligation to investigate every incident and …
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… then-member of the New Jersey State Police (NJSP), filed a complaint under the Conscientious Employee Protection Act … out of headquarters and to collect reports from the Troop B commander. Chiofalo alleges he was subjected to adverse … we cautioned that trial courts “must be alert to the sufficiency of the factual evidence and to whether the acts …
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… on a public sidewalk adjoining a residential condominium community, is applicable to claims for personal injuries … a sidewalk is public is whether the municipality has sufficient control over or responsibility for the maintenance … owned and controlled by the Homeowners Association.” Amicus points out that the “general public has not been granted …
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… of the call was defendant’s home phone number. During these communications, Delagarza noticed a small abrasion on the … findings of the trial court, provided they are based on sufficient credible evidence in the record. Appellate review … 876 (2004). The emergency-aid exception is derived from the commonsense understanding that exigent circumstances may …
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… an employee, whose job duties entail knowing or securing compliance with a relevant standard of care and knowing when … of the quality board were “expected to express their view points from their” area of knowledge or expertise. Ibid. … there is a business commentary indicating that CEPA’s remedies were meant to be so construed. 138 N.J. at 431 (citing …
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… Hallet of the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office Computer Crimes Unit. In August 2008, Detective Hallet … and police did not find any such materials on his home computer or in his apartment. Defendant called three mental … offense. (pp. 20-22) 4. The trial court also did not sufficiently explain its reason for placing particular …
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… Office of the Attorney General (OAG) at the Hughes Justice Complex in Trenton, where defendant worked from 2003 through … that he had filed against one of his supervisors, Maria Cardiellos. Dias replied that the discrimination complaint was … in a straightforward manner on direct and conceded certain points on his cross- examination.” As additional support for …
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… Cross-Appellants, v. CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Appellant/ Cross-Respondent. … in the record and briefs refers to the entire procedure embodied in N.J.S.A. 48:12-125.1, which gives the government the … that has or could be argued in the rail use cases. It is sufficient to look to the essence of those actions in …
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… consumer fraud and other charges asserted in plaintiffs’ complaint. Plaintiffs filed a lawsuit asserting that … not inform plaintiffs that they were waiving statutory remedies, and the provision conflicted with the remedies … The panel concluded that the arbitration agreement is sufficiently clear and unambiguous to provide plaintiffs with …
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… are essential for a fair trial. The trial court must give a comprehensible 2 explanation of the questions that the jury … that the jury may find. Erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to possess the capacity to unfairly … disease or defect that interferes with cognitive ability sufficient to prevent or interfere with the formation of the …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … Protection, the Corps of Engineers and other regulatory bodies would require a substantial period of time, with … of the municipality’s proposed expert address exactly these points. The January 2014 report provides the expert’s …
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… the Law Division's February 8, 2013 order dismissing her complaint alleging unlawful workplace gender and national … case law to the affect that the arbitration provision is sufficient. It states a number of different types of … Parties may agree in a contract to "waive statutory remedies in favor of arbitration." Leodori v. Cigna Corp., 175 …
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… Specifically, the State focused on both registrants having committed a "sole sex offense" against a child to whom they … order," the judge found "[t]he public policy decision embodied in N.J.S.A. 2C:7-13(c) outweighs any res judicata … acknowledges D.T.'s RRAS score actually dropped by three points in 2021. Its only argument both in the trial court …
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… (Jane) appeals from the dismissal of her domestic violence complaint against A.S.A. (Art) and Art appeals from the dismissal of his domestic violence cross-complaint against Jane. Under the idiosyncratic facts … domestic violence. Jane additionally argues she submitted sufficient proofs to support a finding of the predicate act …
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… when L.M. babysat the children on those days. He also accompanied L.M. and all the children, including some of … A.V. in connection with the investigation into the assault committed by Jose. The interview was video recorded. In the … quotations omitted). "The error must have been of sufficient magnitude to raise a reasonable doubt as to …