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… that Stabile, a Newark Police Department detective, falsely accused him of four armed robberies that were committed in Newark in January 2015 and unlawfully arrested … plaintiff, and because Stabile’s belief that plaintiff committed the robberies was objectively unreasonable, …
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… jury presentation and other constitutional provisions. They also claim that the Supreme Court does not have the … are suspended because of COVID-19. The Working Group recommended that grand jury operations resume in certain … New Jersey has not been alone in crafting temporary remedies -- consistent with constitutional rights -- to keep the …
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… of sexual penetration, force, or coercion. The Court also considers the impact of the Family Part’s conflicting … charged D.M. with delinquency based on conduct which, if committed by an adult, would constitute first-degree … under which the State must prove that the juvenile committed an act of sexual penetration on a victim less than …
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… N.J.S.A. 2A:58C-4. That presumption provides pharmaceutical companies greater protection in New Jersey than in many … a variety of FDA-approved Accutane warning labels and materials for a target audience of prescribing physicians, pharmacists, and patients. …
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… cocaine next to children’s shoes and a toy. Officers also discovered a digital scale covered in white cocaine … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired as the result of the failure of his parent … 2. N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(2) is clearly and readily capable of comprehension. The Court sees no ambiguity in the …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS 1 September 20, 2019 Michael J. … 20, and 23 (the “subject property”). 2 Braemar timely filed complaints challenging the subject property’s 2010, 2011, … “hav[ing] drilled the five (5) wells and received any approvals necessary to conduct a twenty-four hour continuous well …
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… of the Superior Court, Respondent John F. Russo, Jr. A complaint issued by the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct (ACJC) alleged four counts of … unwarranted, discourteous and inappropriate.” The questions also shamed the alleged victim by intolerably suggesting she …
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… W.S.’s motion without prejudice to W.S.’s refiling it to comply with the requiremen ts of N.J.S.A. 59:8-9 within … CSAA and Law Against Discrimination, as well as numerous common law claims. Defendants moved to dismiss the complaint … after the date of discovery. See id. at (b)(1). Chapter 120 also modified the TCA requirements for filing a CSAA …
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… A review board evaluated applications and made recommendations to the Freeholder Board, which approved final … easement agreement with the County. Grantees were also required to provide public access to properties that … Morris County resident and taxpayer, (plaintiffs), filed a complaint in Superior Court that named the Freeholder Board, …
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… Act (CJRA), N.J.S.A. 2A:162-15 to -26, has three principal components. First, it allows for pretrial detention of … a serious risk of danger, flight, or obstruction that no combination of release conditions would be adequate. Second, … of the reports and the photos but not the video. The Court also clarifies and reframes the Rule to help ensure that it …
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… J., writing for the Court. In these consolidated appeals, the Court applies the class action certification … ascertainable loss of $1.72 as a result of unconscionable commercial practices and regulatory violations. They would … by the Dugan plaintiffs, one group of customers studied was informed of beverage prices when visiting a …
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… J., writing for the Court. In these consolidated appeals, the Court applies the class action certification … ascertainable loss of $1.72 as a result of unconscionable commercial practices and regulatory violations. They would … by the Dugan plaintiffs, one group of customers studied was informed of beverage prices when visiting a …
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… the subject of the anonymous tip. Campan testified that he also recalled, at that moment, that he had arrested … the constraints on her freedom of movement from having become the focus of law enforcement attention. Accordingly, an … a field inquiry and an investigative detention always comes down to whether an objectively reasonable person would …
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… the disorderly persons offense of criminal mischief. The complaint-warrant specified that Montalvo was charged with … self[-]defense, is limited only to cases of spontaneous and compelling danger.” Minutes later, the jury found Montalvo … home. The Second Amendment protects the right of individuals to possess weapons, including machetes, in the home for …
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… $308,000 and $466,000 per year, exclusively from commissions. Goldfarb met defendant in March 2013. According … and the doctrine of promissory estoppel, as well as the remedies associated with each. A. Key to defendant’s argument … trusts, or other financial institutions or institutional buyers, whether acting for themselves or as trustees. …
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… appeal, the Court reviews the Public Employment Relations Commission’s (PERC) decision that the employees’ health … year after the expiration of that agreement. Chapter 78 also provided that when an employer and its employees … therefore non-negotiable. PERC’s construction of Chapter 78 comports with the statute’s language and the Legislature’s …
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… Pleasant and the other landowner were to gain certain approvals permitting development of the properties. Pursuant to … in 2009. When the judgment was not satisfied, U.S. Home commenced foreclosure actions against the properties. The … proceedings, and returned the parties to their state remedies. The resumed foreclosure processes and sheriff’s sales …
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… report indicated that S.T.’s “[m]easures of verbal comprehension . . . suggest[ed] a superior level of … above average. On the other hand, her speed in processing complex information remained impaired. 2 In February 2010, … settlement offer. Miceli reviewed the “extensive case materials,” including the discovery and medical records, and …
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… for several luxury high-rise apartment buildings, multiple commercial retail units, parking garages, a park, and a waterfront promenade or walkway. The proposal also included three tennis courts and a tennis pavilion … prevailed in that suit. The City also filed suit to compel the construction of tennis facilities per the …
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… J., writing for a majority of the Court. In these appeals, the Court determines whether N.J.S.A. 2C:52-2(a), which … in a single proceeding to multiple offenses that were committed within a short period of time. J.S. is a … three-year term of noncustodial probation. Five years after completing his sentence, he filed the expungement petition …