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… medical indications leading to such treatment may provide competent evidence to support a diagnosis of NAS. Here, … began to investigate C.B. by interviewing the parents and getting reports from the clinicians and social workers at … total arrived at by adding all twenty-one point-values together. Scores of seven and below are considered normal, …
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… in state prison on October [19], 2012. At the time of the commission of . . . this crime, defendant was [twenty-one] … "It also [did] not mean that . . . defendant would not get [into Recovery Court]." On February 23, 2022, the … does not hinge on satisfying the nine specified prerequisites for special probation enumerated in N.J.S.A. …
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… -1- NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS Corrected 3/6/2024 – page 5, line 6 - … In the New Jersey Tax Court Reports -2- supermarket on the site. Joseph G. Freda owns the parcel. The City issued a … 322 (1922). The laws enacted covered local auditing, budgeting, bonding, accounting, taxation and tax sales. See …
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… the February 17, 2023 Law Division order dismissing his complaint without prejudice pursuant to Rule 4:6-2(e), for failure to state a claim for common law fraud and for violation of the New Jersey … costs and expenses to include but not limited to getting the court [o]rder of August 2022 directing …
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… Babysav had texted Andrews and 3 A-0882-22 invited him to come over to smoke marijuana. Andrews had only met Babysav … to a nearby housing complex to meet someone Babysav knew to get some more. The two waited at the housing complex's … burden of proof to permit it to stand as an adequate replacement for a formal identification charge. This is …
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… ("CCMO") interviewed defendant and issued a guarded recommendation for admission into PTI. Despite this recommendation, defendant's application was rejected by the … that defendant was in her mid-fifties and appeared to be getting help for psychological issues, complying with …
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… the appeal of her assessment, plaintiff failed to overcome the presumption of validity attached to the assessment … any evidence of the actual value of her unit, a prerequisite to any of her claims . Accordingly, we affirm the Tax … discount for [their] property tax assessment, [she] should get that discount as well." She admitted multiple times …
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… the Estate of Rosemary Pelle, filed a medical malpractice complaint against defendant Ivan M. Freidrich, M.D., and … as a "hard indigestible mass of material, such as hair, vegetable fibers, or the seeds and skins of fruits, formed in … life in support of his decision. Those cases were inapposite; plaintiff did not frame her causes of action to …
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… defendants were found guilty of second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2; first-degree armed … how much DNA is in a solution in order to determine a target amount, puts the target amount into an amplification, … to establish it has not been substituted, tampered with, replaced or altered in any material aspect; (3) the identity …
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… at the hospital that she and Gonzalez have a child together, but she had recently began "talking" and "hanging … go to a friend's house, and got out of the vehicle. After getting out of the car, defendant walked through the rear of … counts. Pursuant to the plea agreement, the State recommended a fifteen-year sentence for counts one and two, …
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… dismissal for failure to state a claim of her original complaint's first count, which alleged a violation of the … compensation system, depending on how many patients visited [her] during the week." The complaint alleges she was … [plaintiff] well, he could withhold part of her salary and get away with it." Marmarou's email ended with this: "I will …
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… request for imposition of a lesser sentence than the one recommended by the State because the court mistakenly determined it was obligated to impose the recommended sentence. We disagree and affirm. I. Defendant was … years in New Jersey State Prison. You are going to get – to be sentenced to a [sixty-three-month] parole …
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… of March 7, 2016, we affirm both orders. We add some brief comments. The charges arose when during the early morning … appeared angry, and even at gunpoint he refused to get down on the ground. When Ambrifi got out of his vehicle, … the defendant's burden of proving insanity at trial are misplaced [] II. The Superseding Indictment Should Be Dismissed …
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… Judy Doe,1 by and through her mother, Mother Doe, filed a complaint against Saker ShopRites, Inc. (ShopRite) and … Her mother told her to return the broom after they walked together to aisle 15. When Judy was alone in aisle 14, J.B. … company policy and a violation of harassment in the workplace. For your alledged [sic] actions, you will be …
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… to his job as a truck driver a few days later but could not get through the day. He has never returned to work. 4 … was pain-free. Plaintiff returned to Dr. Ryan a year later complaining of pressure, stiffness and swelling in his left … in anticipation of trial. Dr. Egan claimed plaintiff complained of "some pain" in his left knee when he "stepped …
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… relied on prior incidents of past disputes not pled in the complaint to support the finding of an FRO. He also argues … restraining order (TRO) against defendant. The TRO, completed by the police officer, describes the current … . . . [R.L.]'s extremely emotional. He makes outbursts. He gets excited. So much so that listening to his testimony and …
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… Because our review of the record convinces us the errors complained of, either singly or in combination, did not deprive plaintiffs of a fair trial, we … elaborated: You know, this is not a case where somebody gets involved in an auto accident and they have no prior …
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… pursuant to a plea agreement in which the State agreed to recommend the imposition of a sentence one degree lower, of … ineligible for parole. The State, however, has agreed to recommend that you be treated as a third-degree offender with … approximately three years, four months and 26 days. You'll get credit for any time served. Do you understand that? Once …
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… statement informing the police that defendant had not come home until the early morning hours. Accordingly, the … WITHOUT TAKING HER TESTIMONY. POINT III – THE PCR COURT COMMITTED ERROR IN FINDING THAT, HAD DEFENDANT TESTIFIED AT … The Court: And no one is forcing you or threatening you to get you not to take the witness stand on your own behalf? …
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… on November 13, 1998, in accordance with the State's recommended plea offer to an aggregate three-year State prison … running concurrent to each other. He was also sentenced to comply with Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23, and to … the line when I have kids and stuff, is there any way I can get off that?" Before defendant posed that question, the …