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… provides that "[a] member's retirement application becomes 4 A-5228-17T3 effective on the first of the month … 17:4-6.2 provides that a member's retirement allowance becomes due and payable "[thirty] days after the date the … N.J.S.A. 43:16A-9(5)(a) addresses when a member is deemed an active member of the PFRS for eligibility purposes: …
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… application. I. On September 14, 2016, in response to a complaint of a foul odor, a Nutley police officer gained … several cat carcasses on the floor in varying states of decomposition. Some of the remains were skeletal. Other … The toilet bowls were completely dry, the cats having consumed all of the water in them. The deplorable conditions and …
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… child support. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE COURT ERRED IN RULING … fees within one week." On the record, both parties confirmed they understood the terms and voluntarily entered into … defendant in violation of litigant's rights for failing to comply with the provisions of the first agreement, requiring …
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… evaluation. Defendant's expert, a psychologist, issued a comprehensive report after interviewing plaintiff, … that plaintiff had done "immeasurable harm" to her immediate family, whereas, with defendant, "they fe[lt] safe, … and behavior in the presence of her son and also the recommendations of her individual therapist. It is hoped that …
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… had an interest in a surgery center. Plaintiff also is a medical doctor. Before she married defendant, plaintiff was … things, that plaintiff was capable of earning annual income of $166,000 through December 2013, $185,000 through … 2015. The judge also found that defendant's annual income was $425,000. The judge awarded plaintiff alimony of …
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… be simulated by a dowel or nail and the revolver would become functional. 3 Throughout the trial, the cylinder of the … the definition of a firearm. Id. at 589. Operability becomes an issue when the object "has undergone such … or issues material to the jurors' deliberations is presumed to be reversible error. State v. Collier, 90 N.J. 117, …
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… a three-year dramatic failure to thrive documented in the medical records introduced by the Division of Child … not Sam. By 2011, however, the Division had also become involved in Sam's care, providing services to the … than good. II. On this appeal, Tom presents the following points: I. TERMINATION OF THE FATHER'S PARENTAL RIGHTS TO …
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… for discrimination on the basis of age. In light of the competent evidence in the record, and the prevailing legal … using encryption software. Muchhala is the President of the company and during the relevant time, Janacek was Chief … by hiring more employees in order to enter the electronic medical records market. As a result, during 2013, …
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… substantively arbitrable.1 The City then filed a verified complaint and order to show cause in the Chancery Division … now appeals from the April 8 order, raising the following points for our consideration: A. THE LOWER COURT FAILED TO … officer to have a psychological examination scheduled immediately with a psychologist . . . ." Under the Order, …
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… their understanding that "at such time that mother becomes a bona fide resident of the State of New Jersey, … had held "extensive hearings" about defendant's income and its order setting his income was "of recent … aspects of the parties' case. In addition, defendant claimed the court erred by ordering him to contribute to …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a complaint for custody, care and supervision of T.P. This … evidence included the testimony of three witnesses: Dr. Medesa Espana, who qualified as an expert in pediatric … to a grand jury. At the time of the hearing, no formal complaints had yet been filed. Pappa's investigation …
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… denying his application for reinstatement, dismissing his complaint, and affirming the administrative decision.1 We … at 579. We "must ensure there is 'a residuum of legal and competent evidence in the record to support'" the court's … and recommended plaintiff's termination.2 The charges stemmed from a motor vehicle stop on July 31, 2012 of …
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… 4 A-4572-17T3 911. They noticed a "tannish bloodish" fluid coming out of Sung U's mouth and tried to administered CPR … "The same spot as last night." After a series of miscommunications, both Fontana and Mainor agreed to meet the … a Samsung smartphone. Fontana testified that defendant claimed ownership of two of the phones, the Samsung phone and …
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… described the building as a "boarding house," with a common hallway that led to defendant's room at its end; four … the discovery of the evidence. The judge elaborated: The combined evidence of the [informant's] tip of a man known as … discussion in this written opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). Affirmed. … a4110-17.pdf … A-4110-17T2 …
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… IMPOUNDED NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY OCEAN … Public Defender, attorney). GRAMICCIONI, J.S.C. This matter comes before the court as a case review post-disposition, … fashioning an appropriate disposition is, of course, informed by the express purposes of the Juvenile Code.” State in …
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… wanted to go to his apartment, grab something to drink, and come back. When he returned five minutes later, defendant … signed it. 4 A-0534-15T2 Officers found $4550 in the glove compartment, and after the K-9 unit searched the interior of … to come around to the driver's side of the door. D.B. informed defendant of his 6 A-0534-15T2 fight with his girlfriend …
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… on his review of the recording, defendant was fully informed of his Miranda rights, and knowingly, voluntarily and … to the United States Constitution and this state's common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and … not mention, and thus it may be argued his statement was incomplete or otherwise inaccurate because he also said that …
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… we need not present the underlying chronology in a comprehensive or conclusive manner. The following will … "gentlemen's agreement." In this regard, the State points out that at the conclusion of defendant's recorded … ever filed. The motion judge thus may have incorrectly presumed that PCR is a viable option for defendant, at least with …
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… officers smelled the odor of "raw" or "fresh" marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. As defendant reached for the … a packaged material, like "magazine or newspaper paper" "commonly used to store heroin." The officers placed … "to conduct a warrantless search of the persons in the immediate area from where the smell has 7 A-1131-15T2 …
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… in the functional equivalent of a dismissal of plaintiffs' complaint with prejudice for a discovery violation; a … and notice to produce documents. Plaintiffs informed the motion judge in their cross-motion that defendants … that plaintiffs did not argue to the motion judge several points they now raise on appeal. Defendants assert that …