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… finding counsel for O'Connor and the business entities named as defendants had a non-waivable conflict which required … LLC (H&H).1 Halligan was the managing member of both companies. On April 9, 2012, Halligan filed a complaint seeking equitable and compensatory relief for …
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… GUERLANDE JEAN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. SAINT BARNABAS MEDICAL CENTER, a/k/a SAINT BARNABAS HEALTH, PARASH PARAGI, … M.D., and Syed Ammer Shah, M.D., and dismissing plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. The motion judge denied … serious injuries for which she sought damages by filing her complaint on September 14, 2015. In January 2016, defendants …
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… was petitioner had a "benign essential tremor," and he recommended she undergo testing.1 Dr. Yang attempted to treat petitioner's essential tremor with two medications — Inderal and Mysoline; however, Inderal "caused … that, except for lunchtime, she spent her entire day on the computer. She asserted the tremors made it increasingly …
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… is the mother of Caleb, Maddie, and Jack.2 This case commenced on October 26, 2012, when defendant, pregnant with … substance caused the positive result. The Division filed a complaint for care and supervision of Caleb and Maddie in … evaluation and bonding evaluations with her children, performed by Dr. Gonzalez on April 21, 2015. Dr. Gonzalez …
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… McKenney testified that as they drove north, he saw a man "coming from the back of the Brooklawn Diner towards a … was not detained, but was free to have ignored McKenney's command to stop and continued on his way. Nicholas also … to the BMW which was nose end to the diner, an armed officer knocked on the door, impliedly calling for some …
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… Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. FIRST MERCURY INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Appellant. … In this insurance coverage dispute, First Mercury Insurance Company (First Mercury) appeals from an order denying its … personal injury action involves Jeannine Bleich, who claimed to be injured while riding her bicycle along the roadway …
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… consolidated for purposes of this opinion, arise out of a complaint filed by plaintiff Mark Hyman against defendant … a violation of the NJCRA.1 Specifically, plaintiff claimed that, from 2008 to 2013, Longport police and municipal … fees and costs." N.J.S.A. 10:6-2(f). As Longport candidly points out, the NJCRA was modeled after 42 U.S.C. § 1983, …
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… observing "someone [] slumped over into the passenger compartment" of a gray sedan in the parking lot. Based upon … hearing, Judge Robert J. Gilson denied both motions in a comprehensive, well-reasoned, written opinion.2 The judge … of events which, when considered in their totality, formed LaBarre's reasonable articulable suspicion of criminal …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2321-18T2 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF K.K.1 _____________________________ Argued … 2 A-2321-18T2 K.K., a minor, appeals from an order of civil commitment limited to a procedural issue regarding her … through a voluntary parental admission would have to immediately apply to the court in anticipation of a possible …
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… A-4976-17T3 their necks. Defendant voluntarily agreed to accompany the detectives to the prosecutor's office. He was … to the United States Constitution and [New Jersey's] common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and … "a valid waiver does not require that an individual be informed of all information 'useful' in making his [or her] …
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… and referred him to parenting classes. It also provided medication and individual therapy. Robert frequently failed to comply with those services, did not attend monthly meetings … court's order granting KLG. Robert raises the following points on appeal: (1) THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN FINDING THAT …
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… time because [Nancy] remains incarcerated and she is non[-]compliant with Division services." Amy began living with her … and Amy. At a second permanency hearing, the court reaffirmed the Division's plan of termination of parental rights … though the outpatient program was recommended by Turning Points after she had completed that program . . . . She had …
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… J. Stein terminating the Title 9 litigation because a complaint to terminate defendant's parental rights under … the "paramour of a parent, or any person, who has assumed responsibility for the care, custody, or control of a … Carin reported to the police that she was "not comfortable living in her home with her boyfriend" and …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS PARAMOUNT VENDING SERVICES, SUPERIOR … that what follows is not necessarily a list without any unnamed inclusions. The Legislature did not use any indicators … definition of “food supplies and services.” . . . Plaintiff points to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-5(22) and 5(23) which separates …
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… defendant's motion to suppress in a written decision and accompanying order. On appeal, defendant raises the following … DID A PAT-DOWN OF DEFENDANT WITH NO EVIDENCE THAT HE WAS ARMED AND DANGEROUS. II. We discern the following facts from … experience 4 A-2484-21 on the police force that drugs were commonly bought and sold in that area of Perth Amboy. …
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… of first impression regarding when the State may be compelled to provide field and health reports of narcotics … rather than factual issues." Defendant argues the following points on appeal: THE DEFENSE IS ENTITLED TO THE DISCOVERY … the defendant may examine how the dog (or handler) performed in the assessments made in those settings. Indeed, …
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… sixteen years of age, he, together with co-defendants, formed a plan to rob marijuana from a dealer. The co-defendants … with L.O., L.O. apparently concluded that defendant and his companions did not intend to buy the marijuana, and he began … passed, and the Governor signed into law, several recommendations of the New Jersey Criminal Sentencing and …
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… On June 21, 2013, we rejected defendant's argument and affirmed. State v. Love, No. A-2483-10 (App. Div. June 21, 2013) … hearing, reasoning that defendant did not submit any competent evidence supporting his allegation of ineffective … testified at the hearing, stating that the individual who committed the sale of cocaine to the undercover officer on …
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… stepped onto the porch and motioned to Kuligowski to come inside the house so she could talk to him. Kuligowski … Once inside, plaintiff told Kuligowski that defendant "slammed" her to the ground in their bedroom. She told him when … to the floor and toe injury—was not included in the TRO complaint. The court denied the motion: This is all . . . …
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… for the reasons explained in Judge David M. Ragonese's comprehensive written opinions. I. We discern the following … State v. Slater, 198 N.J. 145 (2009). 3 A-1942-20 violence complaint seeking a restraining order. Later that day, … Barboza, 115 N.J. 415, 420 (1989); and then citing State v. Medina, 147 N.J. 43, 48–49 (1996)). "[A] plea hearing is …