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… He alleged his demotion was in retaliation for certain complaints he had voiced about practices he had observed at … of time, they returned and again considered his writing insufficient. Plaintiff took the paper and said he would write … that he did not consider such conduct "fraudulent." It also points to the more than a year that separated plaintiff's …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY KATHI F. … of the tax year ending January 2007, such conduct was insufficient to ml ADA Americans w ith Disabilities Act … of accepting rejected produce. The Director cogently points out however that no State action applies to require …
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… drivers to dim their high beams only when approaching an oncoming vehicle within 500 feet. The Court granted the … because it is not fully consonant with the interests embodied in Article I, Paragraph 7 of the State Constitution. … time because the issue was of no moment. Generally, “the points of divergence developed in proceedings before a trial …
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… fees to be assessed against an executor or a trustee who “commits the pernicious tort of undue influence,” to a person … and used fee-shifting, in lieu of other claims and remedies, to achieve equitable relief for the Estate in this … award will be rare because equitable relief will usually suffice. Id. at 304-05. An executor is generally entitled to …
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… by N.J. to conclude that defendant had a tendency to commit criminal acts. The jury found defendant guilty of … that incident. The assaults of K.M. and N.J. had certain common elements, but when evidence of a prior sexual assault … denial of guilt contends that the State has not presented sufficient reliable evidence to establish beyond a reasonable …
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… it on fire 4 A-2118-20 . . . tell me now." The text was accompanied by a photo of a Jeep and its license plate. Riley … if she "called the cops on him" and she responded, "they're coming." Once inside her home, Riley tried to communicate with her brother "to see if all of the …
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… adjudicating him a juvenile delinquent for conduct which if committed by an adult would constitute the fourth-degree … an eighteen-month period of probation and a requirement he comply with Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23 — should be … The court determined the State did not present 4 A-2360-19 sufficient evidence supporting admission of Zoe's report, as …
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… provides: Buyer agrees that if it should fail or refuse to complete this transaction within fourteen days after the … This appeal followed. Plaintiffs raise the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE THE TRIAL COURT … purchase order, i.e., the APA, which provided that it "embodie[d] the entire agreement and understanding, and …
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… Goldsmith, cleared her to return to work with certain accommodations. In an August 19, 2020, letter, Goldsmith … could not be performed, including reading books, handouts, computers, white boards, and black boards. Goldsmith … level of visual acuity with the glasses . . . was not sufficient," Sorkin discussed the possibility of treating her …
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… a background check to determine if there is a basis to overcome the presumption that the permit must be issued. As a … trial court failed to explain why he constitutes a threat sufficient to deny him the right to purchase a firearm. II. … may not have been." In support of that argument, petitioner points to the fact that a disqualifying restraining order …
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… referred to as “Spoon” and “bro,” who defendant claimed was coming to pick him up. Meanwhile, the results of the record … reported to New Jersey Transit Police Officer Thomas Dietze that he had been punched in the side of his face by … off their belongings to other people. Thus, the police had sufficient information to assign ownership of the bag to …
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… and Natali. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2019-1831. Arthur J. Murray argued … neglect of duty, N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(7); and other sufficient cause, N.J.A.C. 4A:2- 2.3(9). After a departmental … process, 'the claimant must either avail himself of the remedies provided by state law or prove that the available …
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… defendant in an indictment with second-degree conspiracy to commit a carjacking, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-2(a); … two unfamiliar "black men", one pulling up a "grey hoodie," with a white "pattern" on it, coming from the … was sentenced. On defendant's direct appeal, he argued two points: (1) the judge erred in not conducting oral argument …
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… in this action of another former patrolman, he amended his complaint to add a count that defendants' LAD violations … to a jury, which found for plaintiff. The jury awarded compensatory damages of $262,000 for back pay and front pay … contacted counsel because he thought there had been sufficient time since October 22, 2013, when he clearly told …
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… an exemption for court reporters under the Unemployment Compensation Law ("UCL"), N.J.S.A. 43:21-1 to -71, or … The Commissioner, quoting Carpet Remnant, found this was insufficient to overcome the presumption of employee status … the kind of equipment used by the reporter. Further, JSR points out some of the reporters subcontract their work. …
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… when the victim was murdered but claimed Martinez had committed the crime. During the interrogation, defendant … cases prior to defendant's trial. She explained she had communicated with defendant "with the help of one of the … A 19 A-3651-21 reasonable probability is a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome.'" Gideon, …
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… a May 13, 2022 Law Division order dismissing her amended complaint against defendants Alaris Health at Castle Hill … administrators and supervisors took "no action or insufficient action" to correct the violations. According to … comments made directly to plaintiff about Friday night dietary habits, vacationing in the "Jewish Alps," …
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… and last known address of each class member. The District complied with that order but withheld the names of per diem employees because the District believed those employees … Those orders and the procedural history make several points clear. First, the District had effectively conceded …
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… to -4.14, and its application to a defendant employer's commission structure. The trial court ruled the plaintiff employee's commissions in dispute stemming from the sale of Personal … might receive a bonus if the company as a whole has had a sufficiently profitable year, even if that employee's own …
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… whom represented plaintiffs Mark and Anthony Chernalis in a complex commercial real estate transaction in 2009. … had committed an intentional tort, which Judge Contillo remedied by terminating Taylor's interest and participation in … are, in a sense, inter-related. They are different points along a graded spectrum, but it is the final result …