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… findings following the bench trial are amply supported by competent evidence in the record, we affirm. This dispute … water line to the pierhead line in the Atlantic Ocean. Immediately south of Lots 1.05 and 1.06 is the Borough's … not limitless"; its "metes and bounds" are defined by "the points of divergence developed in proceedings before a trial …
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… June and July 2013, while pregnant with Lewis, Mother was compelled to undergo a drug-screen, and tested positive for … and will not be able to in the foreseeable future . . . remedy those parenting deficits in a way that could support … despite being ordered to do so in July 2013. Mother points to the testimony of a Division caseworker that Mother …
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… it dismissed DCPP's Title Nine, N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21 to -8.73, complaint as to Mother's youngest child A.A. (Ann) and Ann's … 2, 2012, the Division under Title Nine filed a verified complaint for care and supervision of Ann, and a separate … observed Alice's injuries and said that her face was "deformed," she had a large lump on her forehead the size of a …
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… his laptop. Plaintiff was not injured, and he did not complain of pain. Plaintiff alleged that defendant's actions … You're a dirty mother fucker. You're a dirty dog." She slammed the keyboard on the top of 5 A-2836-20 his hand. She … have the opportunity to present documents later. Plaintiff points out that defendant was notified to submit evidence …
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… moved to dismiss with prejudice the counts in plaintiffs' complaint alleging professional and/or medical malpractice based on plaintiffs' failure to file a … dismissed by the court based on the doctrine of substantial compliance and due to "extraordinary circumstances." …
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… pregnancy with her fifth child and had stopped taking her medication. Near the end of 2010, defendant moved with her … to termination and back, and two prior guardianship complaints were dismissed, defendant never regained custody … Defendant's cousin advised she had only recently become aware of defendant's involvement with the Division, and …
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… conclusions that there was no expectation of privacy in the common area of the storage facility and that defendant was … the CIs' tips, the Narcotics Unit prepared to apply for a communications data warrant (CDW), or tracker, to track the … it. The officers identified 8 A-1288-18T2 themselves, informed Darren and defendant about the investigation, and read …
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… Division dated August 26, 2019, which dismissed their complaint without prejudice and required that they arbitrate … the reasons that follow, we reverse the trial court's order compelling arbitration and remand for a plenary hearing. I. … filed their complaint in the Chancery Division. They named Sailesh, Shashin Gandhi (Shashin), Vinayak, Vinayak …
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… Along with her answer, Demetro filed a third-party complaint against Slater Tenaglia, alleging the law firm … Tenaglia violated 15 U.S.C. § 1692(g)(b), by filing a complaint against Demetro following receipt of a timely … the judge explained his rationale for reducing his claimed billable hours: [T]his court removed billing for …
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… an earlier conversation, "that shows the profile of each incoming EOF class for each of the last three years and where … takeaways" from the data were and to identify which "data points illustrate that[.]" He followed up with another email … was Romano. Johnson also stated in the email that an unnamed student member of the search committee told her "(1) …
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… causing plaintiff to spend countless hours providing comfort, support, and a compassionate ear. Ultimately, defendant's actions induced … that defendant had deceived others about her feigned medical condition. When presented with that information, …
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… A-3431-18T2 JOSEPH RILEY, Petitioner-Respondent, v. THOMAS COMPANY, INC., Respondent-Appellant. … of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2015-22698. Burns White … (Riley) claim petition; requiring that Thomas provide medical benefits for Riley's March 30, 2018 left ankle …
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… include registration with local law enforcement agencies, community notification, and prohibitions on his interaction … dismissed the indictment. The State appealed and we affirmed, finding that Legislature did not intend to include … or found not guilty by reason of insanity for the commission of a sex offense, as defined in [N.J.S.A. …
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… following a three-day bench trial: dismissing his verified complaint against defendant with prejudice; ordering … accounts. As a matter of course, Oritani personnel performed credit checks and judgment searches on the co-trustees … as co-trustee." Haas agreed to draft the documents to accomplish plaintiff's decision. A-2663-19 4 Two days later, …
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… required him to pay all applicable fines and penalties, complete twelve hours of rehabilitation at the Intoxicated … Judge LeMieux explained the new amendment was "not aimed at mitigating a severe penalty," but rather effectuated … offense." Before us, defendant raises the following two points for our consideration: I. THE AMENDED REFUSAL AND DWI …
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… obtained money from the victim on the day he died but claimed she had borrowed the money and denied selling him drugs … In exchange for the guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of eight years in prison, subject to the … they were taking her cellphone to search it. Defendant complied with their request for the passcode to unlock the …
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… Court. In pertinent part, defendant testified he "consumed three vodkas prior to operating his vehicle" and, as a … amendments to N.J.S.A. 59:4-50(a) apply only to offenses committed "on or after December 1, 2019"). 4 A-5605-18 … of the minimum mandatory $500 fine, thirty days of community service, and a mandatory two-year license …
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… exited their police vehicle and noticed smoke or fire coming from beneath the disabled vehicle. Fidalgo stated … term on count one (eluding). Defendant appealed and we affirmed his conviction. State v. Colon, No. A-6370-06 (App. Div. … as characterized by the court, are also unclear. At various points in the proceedings, the court appeared to have been …
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… of his conviction is warranted because the prosecutor committed misconduct during summation. He also challenges … provided the lunch receipts defendant requested, he "calmed down." Later the same morning, they traveled to an … factors." On appeal, defendant argues the following points: POINT I THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED REVERSIBLE …
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… Three Thousand [and] 00/100 ($3,000.00) [dollars] per year commencing on February 1, 1999. Said sum shall be payable to … director of the Pension Fraud and Abuse Unit (PFAU), informed petitioner in writing he was ineligible for enrollment … WEEK, MONTH. Payment by the hour, week, or month generally points to an employer-employee relationship, provided that …