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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … to relieve Nicholas of the joint and several liability visited upon him by Doreen’s failure to report income derived … does not indicate if such application was granted. Regardless, Nicholas was not charged with any criminal conduct in …
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… in October 2016. In September 2020, plaintiff filed a complaint to foreclose on the property owner's right to … also advised the court that several real estate websites estimated the property's value at $300,000-$330,000. … the sufficiency of the consideration offered under the sales contract. See ibid. 8 A-0165-21 Plaintiff further …
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… the trial judge erred in how he instructed the jury on the lesser-included offense of theft, the verdict was against … case by questioning the victim before trial; (4) meet and communicate sufficiently with defendant; and (5) provide the … to plead guilty in exchange for a reduced sentence recommendation, which the State rejected. The court also found …
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… 6, 2015, plaintiff moved for a summary decision; the Commission referred the charges and the summary- decision … that such interim relief could only be considered by the Commissioner; plaintiff's counsel argued the arbitrator had … five and one-half pages address the school district's meritless argument that the arbitrator lacked jurisdiction – …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 83-03-0450. Joseph E. Krakora, … to the sentence defendant was serving for the crimes committed in New York State. Finally, the court sentenced 4 … records and uncorroborated by any person with relevant, competent knowledge of the events. 6 A-3126-15T3 In her …
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… to J.J.M. and A.M.M. in this opinion as "the children," unless the context indicates otherwise. 4 A-4424-15T1 As of … and allowing them visitation with the children, pending the completion of psychological evaluations and expert recommendations about whether visitation would harm the …
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… practitioner who concluded she was unable to work, and recommended that Zippin apply for short term disability (which … did she provide required medical documentation. Instead, less than three months after her last day of work, she … impression. Zippin apparently did just that, when she visited her workplace after receiving the letter. Second, as …
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… attorney in this legal malpractice case, and dismissing the complaint as untimely under the six-year statute of … Plaintiff retained Popper to represent him in a workers' compensation petition and also in a separate civil action … legal malpractice action in May 2013. He argues that principles of equitable tolling justify extending the statute of …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 07-05-0864. Benjamin Levine, … argued the cause for respondent (Andrew C. Carey, Middlesex County Prosecutor, attorney; Mr. Liston, of counsel … opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). We add the following brief comments. As defendant notes in the point headings to his …
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… security, plaintiff left the locker room to obtain the combination to his new locker in order to prove that the … investigation, AHS confirmed that the substance was a harmless vitamin supplement. AHS also concluded that the … on March 3, 2014 to advise that the investigation was complete. According to AHS's Human Resources 4 A-4195-15T3 …
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… their successors in right, title, and interest; BERGENWOOD COMMONS ASSOCIATION, INC., and PORTFOLIO RECOVERY … a Sheriff's sale on the ground that appellant failed to complete the sale. The trial court denied appellant's motion … the court denied appellant's motion "as untimely." Nonetheless, the court considered appellant's motion on the merits, …
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… signs of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome, which "is a compilation of clinical symptoms that is exhibited by a … N.J. 328, 342-43 (2010); Cesare, supra, 154 N.J. at 413. Unless the trial judge's factual findings are "so wide of the … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired as the result of the failure of his parent …
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… children payroll checks from one of his businesses and deposited that money into a college fund for the children. … or failed to appreciate the significance of probative, competent evidence." Fusco v. Bd. of Educ. of Newark, 5 … to the [p]laintiff." Defendant alleges plaintiff deposited the children's payroll checks into a college fund in …
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… A-1681-15T2 T.A., Petitioner-Appellant, v. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, DIVISION OF HOUSING, … Judges Accurso and Vernoia. On appeal from Department of Community Affairs, Division of Housing. Sonia Bell argued … the Section 8 program, see 175 Exec. House, L.L.C. v. Miles, 449 N.J. Super. 197, 205-06 (App. Div. 2017), and T.A. …
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… 2018, the Red Bank code enforcement officer issued seven complaints for code violations at defendant's property. The … various municipal code violations and failure to serve pre-complaint notices. The municipal court judge denied … protect against double jeopardy." The judge concluded "the complaints were sufficiently 4 A-4230-18T1 descriptive under …
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… sexual contact. In return, the prosecutor agreed to recommend the court sentence defendant to a term of … prosecutor emphasized that defendant did not present any competent evidence to support his claim that his trial … at the plea hearing. The prosecutor characterized as "baseless" defendant's claim that his tr ial counsel received …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a complaint for care and custody on May 17, 2017, which the … be permitted to reside in L.J.'s home with his son until he completed recommended services and the Division had no concerns. L.J., however, would not take M.N.J. unless father could be in the home. The Division asked L.J. …
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… by Judge Owen C. McCarthy in his written opinion. In its complaint, World alleged it is an insurance broker in the … 3 A-1936-19T2 reasonable attorneys' fees should World become obligated to seek collection from Feinman. With these … found Feinman so obligated, and in applying the principles set forth in Rendine v. Pantzer, 141 N.J. 292 (1995), …
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… Cannon noted that altered razors with exposed blades are commonly used as weapons in prisons and confiscated them. … officer for further action. The disciplinary hearing commenced on June 19, 2019. Kulha was represented by a … and thereby possessed them consistent with institutional rules. We disagree. The fact that the razors were purchased at …
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… in part. Defendant was convicted in 2014 by a jury of committing second-degree certain persons not to have a … allowing the State to introduce evidence that he had committed a predicate offense, had engaged in other wrongs, … appeal that the issues lacked merit. Id. at 3–4. Nonetheless, the PCR judge addressed in detail defendant's …