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… the Law Division, vacating a finding by a hearing officer recommending the termination of respondent Officer Daniel … assault. K.L. later spoke with BCPO Detective William Diedtrich, who prepared an internal affairs (IA) report. She … of Civil Service, 17 N.J. 419, 429 (1955). The Borough points to In re Emmons, 63 N.J. Super. 136, 140 (App. Div. …
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… Cumberland County and dismissing her negligence-based complaint based on pursuit immunity as provided in the New … the jail where Glass was housed. Several incident reports completed by officers and staff detail the incident. In his … in the light most favorable to the non-moving party, are sufficient to permit a rational factfinder to resolve the …
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… years, the last twenty with four other principals in a company called Tindall Homes. His role was to locate … court improperly deprived them of their rights under the Comparative Negligence Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:15-5.1 to -5.8, by … and abused its discretion by allowing Bergman to amend his complaint after trial had begun to add the Consumer Fraud …
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… 2023. Defendant argues the court erred by finding he had committed the predicate acts of harassment and criminal … allowing it." Defendant appeals, arguing the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED … examined the record to determine whether there was sufficient evidence supporting the court's conclusion that …
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… 2C:25-19(a)(17). On appeal, defendant contends there is insufficient evidence supporting the judge's finding he committed the predicate acts of harassment and contempt of a … harassment and contempt of a restraining order. Defendant points to no evidence in the record that undermines the …
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… kissed J.B. on her cheeks and lips, making her feel uncomfortable, but she did not complain about it to anyone. … he abused their love, their respect, and ultimately their bodies." The prosecutor is not to use the opening statement as … court should not second-guess a trial court's finding of sufficient facts to support an aggravating or mitigating …
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… to twelve hours at IDRC. He was to perform thirty days of community service. This sentence was to be served … the test. Hanna observed defendant for twenty minutes, and commenced testing at 3:18 a.m. The first test was taken at … the findings made could reasonably have been reached on sufficient credible evidence present in the record." State v. …
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… his Miranda rights, defendant was uncooperative and made comments that there was no evidence against him. Detective … OF THE LAW DIVISION BETWEEN THE TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF REMEDIES REQUIRES A REMAND Defendant argues, [w]hat Detective … to by Detective Sheehan, and whether the detective had sufficient recollection to testify regarding the obtaining of …
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… Before Judges Vernoia and DeAlmeida. On appeal from the Commissioner of Education, Agency Docket No. 301-10/14. … Attorney General, attorney for respondent New Jersey Commissioner of Education (Nicole T. Castiglione, Deputy NOT … her termination in 2014, and therefore was employed for a sufficient period of time to earn tenure under N.J.S.A. …
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… after the emergency removal of Adam and her failure to complete two substance abuse programs. Regarding the … At the end of the visit, the caseworker requested J.J. to come to the local Division office within an hour for a urine … the child. Any arguments not specifically addressed lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …
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… & Associates, LLC and dismissing their legal malpractice complaint with prejudice. For the reasons that follow, we … judgment. On appeal, plaintiffs present the following points for our review: A. Moving Defendants Failed to Raise … granted summary judgment because plaintiffs presented insufficient evidence to support their assertion that they …
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… IN CHARGING THE JURY CONCERNING DEFENDANT'S ATTEMPTING TO COMMIT MURDER WHERE HE DID NOT COMPLETE THE CRIMINAL ACT NOR … decision, provided that those findings are 'supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" State v. … ngreport.pdf. Similarly, "studies demonstrate that the risk of recidivism is inversely …
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… 2017 2 A-5315-14T4 Plaintiff James Montag (Montag) filed a complaint charging defendants, Borough of Ho-Ho-Kus … to -42. Montag contended defendants failed to reasonably accommodate his disability and terminated his employment … with another town. There was no question that Montag had sufficient accrued vacation and sick time to cover leave …
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… to the cleanliness of the home and the children, but FPS recommended more intensive services. In January 2012, the … resource homes. In August 2014, the CEC issued a report recommending that the Division pursue alternate placements for … placed in a resource home. We are convinced that there is sufficient credible evidence to support the judge's findings. …
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… had been paid through the filing date of the foreclosure complaint. In its answer, the Township acknowledged its … The [c]ourt finds that the statute, N.J.S.A. 54:5-99, is sufficiently clear on the issue. The statute provides: " No … 25.4 N.J.R.E. 201(a); N.J.R.E. 202(b). We add but two final points. First, it is clear to us that the General Equity …
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… PER CURIAM This matter arises from the development of a commercial park in Lakewood, New Jersey. Respondent RD … and he felt the number of parking spaces was more than sufficient and complied with the ordinance. Before the Board … 14 A-3750-16T4 II. A. Although LRA raises a host of other points on appeal, a pivotal issue before us is the legal …
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… Division order denying its motion to dismiss plaintiffs' complaint for failure to state a claim upon which relief can … also supported by the case law of other jurisdictions. CURE points out that it has raised no coverage defenses in its … that such distinction "ignores that there is also embodied in the policy contract an implied covenant of good …
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… basis of non-payment of rent. In May 2009, Brown filed a complaint in the Law Division against Lopez and other … and the cases were consolidated. Brown later amended her complaint to add defendants Stanley M. Varon, Brown's … 13 A-4174-13T4 of those acts or omissions . . . will be sufficient to establish unlawful conduct under the Act." Cox …
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… (count eleven). In conformity with the State's recommendation set forth in the plea agreement, the judge … THE FIRST. POINT II BECAUSE THE SENTENCING COURT FAILED TO COMPLY WITH THE YARBOUGH GUIDELINES, A REMAND FOR … question is whether the judge was presented "with facts sufficient to permit the inference of the existence of …
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… and the court made no findings as to the boy, the caption encompassed both children and the order refers to child(ren). … of the child's injuries, we summarize the salient points. N.B. had her first child, Tab, three months after … that no such statement, if uncorroborated, shall be sufficient to make a fact finding of abuse or neglect." …