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… before trial, identified the defendant as the person who committed the alleged offense. You will also recall that … observations or perceptions of the perpetrator during the commission of the offense, you may consider that evidence … before trial, identified the defendant as the person who committed the alleged offense. You will also recall that …
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… housing unit within the prison as part of an Inmate Liaison Committee. 3 A-2085-22 The next day, Ali-X internally … to -3.6. Under these regulations: An Inmate Liaison Committee [(Committee)] may be established within each correctional …
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… the unwritten personnel policy/practice was pervasive and company-wide; and (3) pronouncements regarding this … then you must decide whether the employer failed to comply with its unwritten personnel policy, and thus … the unwritten personnel policy/practice was pervasive and company- wide; and (3) pronouncements regarding this …
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… PUBLIC COMMUNICATION OF OBSCENITY … ( … N.J.S.A … . 2C:34‑4b) … Page 2 of 3 … Approved 6/22/82 … Page 1 of 3 … PUBLIC COMMUNICATION OF OBSCENITY … ( … N.J.S.A … . 2C:34‑4b) … The defendant is charged with the offense of public communication of obscenity. The indictment reads in part as …
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… 1 RUN DATE : 12/03/2011 PUBLIC ACCESS REPORT - AUTOMATED COMPLAINT SYSTEM (ACS) COMPLAINTS ISSUED AND PENDING FROM: 11/26/2011 TO: … REPORT IS BASED ON PRELIMINARY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN COMPLAINTS FILED AGAINST INDIVIDUALS IN NEW JERSEY MUNICIPAL …
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… also argues that an interim consent order prior to the AJOD freezing her bank account funds should have been vacated … Ploszay contended "[Guitmann]’s counsel exchanged ex parte communications with the arbitrator and that the arbitrator … no hint that the arbitrator was partial. Ploszay also points out that the arbitrator violated the arbitration …
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… of the proceedings in which defendant did not contest the complaint. Appellant contends the trial court abused its … assessment duly made by the association for a share of common expenses or otherwise, including any other moneys … Cty. Prosecutor, 171 N.J. 561, 571 (2002)). II. The present complaint was filed in August 2018 and default judgment was …
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… Kimberly Green appeals the January 19, 2016 denial of community release by respondent New Jersey Department of … Assessment and Treatment Center for the Residential Community Release Program (RCRP). A week later, she was … returned to EMCF at the request of the Office of Community Programs (OCP). On December 8, 2015, she again …
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… percent of which would be served before defendant could become eligible for parole. Defendant, who was extended- term … address. Id. at 512. We held appellate counsel's failure to communicate with Gaither regarding his appeal fell below …
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… 180 days of administrative segregation, 90 days' loss of commutation time, 10 days' loss of recreation privileges, … was scheduled for March 27, 2019, but was postponed to accommodate James' request for video footage of the incident.1 … the sanctions imposed; and (6) where the charges are complex, the assistance of a counsel substitute. Id. at …
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… requests that we exercise original jurisdiction to "complete [the] determination." We decline to exercise …
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… barrage of unruly and unintelligible objections and comments. The judge gave defendant every opportunity to comport his behavior with proper courtroom decorum in order … COUNSEL BY FAILING TO HOLD A HEARING ON WHETHER GRIER WAS COMPET[E]NT TO SERVE AS HIS OWN ATTORNEY. ACCORDINGLY, …
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… AND DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED. We find insufficient merit in Points II, III, IV, and V to warrant further discussion in a … offense or occurs simultaneous with and facilitates the commission of the charged offense. State v. Rose, 206 N.J. … At best, this evidence suggested a motive for defendant's commission of the charged offenses and was admissible under …
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… CN 10193 page 1 of 5 The CPR Board Initial Review Recommendation to the Judge form (CN 11355) must be used for … and Safe Families Act The CPR board must explain the key points of the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997 (ASFA) … resource families who appear at the Initial Review. These points include the child’s safety, the child’s need for …
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… "ongoing-storm rule" in summarily dismissing plaintiff's complaint. Adhering to Pareja v. Princeton International … 2020), cert. granted, __ N.J. __ (2020), which held that a commercial landowner must take reasonable steps "even when … experience heavy snow accumulations, strong winds, and freezing temperatures. Snow, however, had not begun to fall …
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… for Texidor to return to Puerto Rico only if the employee completed 4 A-2722-18T4 the employment contract. Because … however, illustrates a great deal of confusion and miscommunication. The term "inaudible" appears 139 times. The … This appeal ensued. On appeal, Texidor raises the following points: I. THE SEPARATION WAS NOT A VOLUNTARY LEAVING AS A …
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… Sokalski's cogent written decision, adding the following comments. To establish a prima facie claim of ineffective …
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… interest payments. Accordingly, plaintiffs filed a verified complaint against defendants on December 31, 2018. … of their litigation. Defendants failed to timely answer the complaint and plaintiffs requested the entry of default on … attorney that defendants would file an answer to the complaint by March 15, 2019. Shnayderman's attorney further …
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… Walsh in her twenty-nine-page written decision that accompanied the order denying defendant's petition. Defendant … was convicted by a jury under one indictment for having committed two counts of first-degree robbery, N.J.S.A. … use of a person seventeen years old or younger to commit a crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-9. 4 A-5816-17T4 …