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… of Corrections (NJDOC) denying his request to implement a commissary store specifically for the NOT FOR PUBLICATION … Center (ADTC). We affirm. C.D. is an involuntarily civilly committed person and is a resident of the STU at the ADTC. … 2014, he requested that the NJDOC implement the special commissary store strictly for STU residents. An Assistant …
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… 117. Judge Bernard E. DeLury denied defendant's motion in a comprehensive and well-written letter-opinion dated December … Language of the Amnesty Law Establishes that Defendant Committed No Crime on October 9, 2013. B. Mr. Rickett was Precluded from Complying with the Terms of the Amnesty Law Following his …
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… for the reasons set forth in Judge Janetta D. Marbrey's comprehensive oral decision. We add a few brief comments about plaintiff's first point. Plaintiff's argument … (finding summary judgment inappropriate when discovery is incomplete and critical facts are within knowledge of the …
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… New Jersey, and travel to his attorney's offices and any recommended treatment facilities. He was also permitted to … substantially for the reasons expressed in Judge Donohue's comprehensive and well-reasoned written opinion. Affirmed. 2 …
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… continue s to show its e ffe c tive ne s s NorthJ e rse y.com Editoria l Board April 3, 2019 Maybe in the minds of … as Trenton Bureau reporter Nicholas Pugliese of NorthJersey.com and the USA TODAY NETWORK New J ersey pointed out, a new … down the road but is already realizing some of the outcomes its backers hoped for when it was pushed through the …
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… offense, not to decide that defendant has a propensity to commit crime. The jury convicted defendant of the certain … (pp. 20-21) 5. The invited error doctrine acknowledges the common-sense notion that a disappointed litigant cannot … to be error. Here, defendant asked the trial court to comply with the model jury charge based on the Court’s dicta …
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… 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 … resulted in a final restraining order against F.M. He points out that the only final restraining order ever issued …
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… have been summarized. City of Asbury Park v. Star Insurance Company (A-20-19) (083371) Argued March 31, 2020 -- Decided … the policy’s deductible or self-insured retention. The City points out that in Hogges, the policy at issue contained a … insured under the made-whole doctrine. 8 Further, the City points out that in Hogges the insured sued a third-party …
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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 … On April 18, 2012, Major Edward Cetnar, Deputy Branch Commander of Field Operations, sent an internal memorandum …
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… on a public sidewalk adjoining a residential condominium community, is applicable to claims for personal injuries … owned and controlled by a homeowners association of a common-interest community. Plaintiff and her husband resided … 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 … 876 (2004). The emergency-aid exception is derived from the commonsense understanding that exigent circumstances may … a fact-sensitive inquiry in which a court must weigh the competing interests at stake, more particularly, the privacy …
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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 … stress and did not possess the requisite mental state to commit the crimes charged. The defense also called a number …
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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 … and not contrary to public policy." Flomerfelt v. Cardiello, 202 N.J. 432, 441 (2010) (internal quotation marks …
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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 … reasoned that the parties must exchange updated traffic studies, consult further, and appear before the local planning …
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… the Law Division's February 8, 2013 order dismissing her complaint alleging unlawful workplace gender and national … and her former supervisor, Joby John (John). The order also compelled plaintiff to submit her claims to arbitration. In … 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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… 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). …