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… defendant was charged with second-degree conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:5–2 and N.J.S.A. … himself as a productive member in society" and "has always maintained his innocence and firmly assert that he did … defendant's argument that his sentence should be in any way modified or reduced based on youth mitigating factor …
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… utility easement running from a Bristol Lane right-of-way along the easterly property line of the Bristol Lane … attempting to sell the Ridge Road Property, and the title company requires a separate written recording of the … Board for approval of the minor subdivision plan. Taken together, these facts demonstrate plaintiffs' request for …
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… car, but the occupant exited the vehicle and began to run away. Appellant then got out of his patrol car and chased the … appellant had not met his burden of presenting sufficient competent and credible evidence to establish that his injury … effort alone is not a traumatic event. 192 N.J. at 213. Together, these cases explain that an injury caused by work …
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… Directive # 3-05 [Supersedes Directive #8-90] Questions or comments may be directed to (609) 633-2390 or (609) 984-5022 … addressed in their joint report, the IDWG and PCSEWG recommended the elimination of most routine intercounty … enforcement efforts to the receiving county. Only in this way can the receiving county understand why the sending …
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… DAIRSOW, Petitioner-Appellant, v. STATE HEALTH BENEFITS COMMISSION, Respondent-Respondent. … Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Jeffrey D. Padgett, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). PER CURIAM NOT … more than three years after she retired. We affirm. By way of background, the SHBP provides health coverage to …
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… were married on November 29, 1983. They had two daughters together, Elaine and Meredith. On February 3, 2014, a Final … to pay college tuition and expenses for Meredith; compelling plaintiff to pay defendant $2,250 for Elaine's … erred in calculating his share of Elaine's bill in two ways. First, by failing to give defendant credit for a 2016 …
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… property. Thus, the Church claims it owns the property. By way of background, the Church was established in 1919 and … Service recognized the Church as exempt from federal income taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue … answers to interrogatories and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that there is no …
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… During his time as a member, Gonzalez created several websites to attract critical posts about the Church. He infiltrated a Facebook group comprised of former members by pretending to be a Church … Defendants ask us to treat plaintiff and Gonzalez the same way we treat a driver and passenger in an accident. We …
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… brief; Jeffrey Zajac, on the brief). McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, LLC, attorneys for respondent (James A. French, of … the default, and plaintiff filed a mortgage foreclosure complaint in September 2015 and an amended complaint in … 14, 2021, the Sheriff's Office lifted the vacancy prerequisite to a foreclosure sale. On that day, the sale was …
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… ROBERT GOWOREK'S FIREARMS PURCHASER IDENTIFICATION CARD AND COMPELLING THE SALE OF HIS FIREARMS. … purchase permits, and granting the State's motion to compel the sale of the firearms he already owned. Goworek … for a New Jersey [FPIC] by the Oakland Police Department by way of letter from [the] Chief of Police [], (see attached). …
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… is supervised by the Camden Vicinage Probation Division, completed the Apex Solutions Group program. Apex has … thought I lost it, but the teachers at Apex taught us in a way that if you wanted it, they made sure you would learn … to the JOBS initiative. It’s an in-person presentation targeting all supervisors and probation officers focusing on …
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… claimant "was given a full and impartial hearing and a complete opportunity to offer any and all evidence," and … enforcing responsibility,' [reviewing courts] are 'in no way bound by the agency's interpretation of a statute or its … individual" as one who is "not eligible for regular compensation or extended benefits under State or Federal …
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… S. Romanyshyn's well-reasoned written decision accompanying the December 21, 2022 order. I. The salient facts … Defendant shot Thompson a second time and he and his accomplices took Thompson's wallet before fleeing. They later … the fairness of depriving defendant of his life by way of imposing consecutive sentences. The sentencing court …
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… March 9, 2023 adjudication of delinquency for acts that, if committed by an adult, would constitute third-degree receipt … and walked twenty minutes to buy ice cream. On the way home he saw "a friend of a friend" on West Fifth Street … suggest[ed] that he was not telling the truth. He fidgeted in his seat when asked certain questions and his tone …
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… and Susswein. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-3108. Alterman & Associates, … to make a sound to indicate a low battery, they did not always do so. As a result, officers would sometimes not know … to a code from the parking lot would notify others on their way into MCCC by tapping on the hoods of their cars. Turner …
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… challenge the affidavit in support of a wiretap order and communication data warrants (CDW). The gravamen of … when he actually was conversing with his other cousin Dawayne Banks. Following the evidentiary hearing, Judge Ryan … failing to file a meritless Franks motion. Stated another way, any such a motion would not have changed the result of …
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… road. Petitioner did not stop his car; rather, he drove away without investigating what or who his car had struck. … 2013, petitioner was released from prison on parole. He completed parole on August 26, 2015. Six years later, on … Finally, the court reasoned that petitioner "in no way assisted with the investigation of [the] incident . . . …
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… adequately establish that she voluntarily, knowingly, and competently waived her right to a jury trial. We agree, … that the jury consists of twelve members of the community chosen to determine whether she is guilty, not … It would be impractical to expect defendant to testify in a way that parses what she knew about jury trials in October …
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… or obnoxious manner; disturbing or threatening the rights, comfort, health, safety, or convenience of others (including … other residents, "cornering" maintenance personnel in hallways, calling them after hours and "sending excessive and … nonetheless defendant "ha[d] shown no good cause to in any way vacate the default judgment or otherwise grant …
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… capricious standard. Zimmerman v. Sussex Cnty. Educ. Servs. Comm'n, 237 N.J. 465, 475 (2019). 6 A-1535-23 "In order to … Stallworth, 208 N.J. 182, 194 (2011) (quoting Henry v. Rahway State Prison, 81 N.J. 571, 579-80 (1980)) (alteration in … (2007)). However, an appellate court is 7 A-1535-23 "in no way bound by the agency's interpretation of a statute or its …