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… P.J.A.D. In January 2020, plaintiff W.S. filed this complaint in Gloucester County alleging that defendant Derek … defendant), and Hildreth was his teacher.1 The complaint asserted a cause of action pursuant to the CSAA … of the affiant," or other competent evidence, "showing sufficient reasons constituting extraordinary circumstances" …
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… that "certain subjects are within the [agency's] peculiar competence." In re Amend. of N.J.A.C. 8:31B-3.31 & N.J.A.C. … negligence" in a related provision of law: the Workers' Compensation Act. As adopted in 1911, the act provided: "For … intentional violation of a regulation or standard of care suffices to establish willful negligence. In Estate of Coe v. …
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… 43:21-19(i)(6)(A), (B), and (C), in classifying whether a company's service providers are either its employees or, … to the state unemployment and temporary disability compensation fund. As detailed in this opinion, the parties' … on the lack of response, the auditor concluded there was insufficient information to determine that any of those twelve …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY MALA SUNDAR Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex PRESIDING JUDGE P.O. Box 975 Trenton, New Jersey … will now examine the proffered evidence and whether it suffices to change the imposed assessment. 5 APPRAISERS’ …
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… Union County because one of defendant's trial counsel had become a Superior Court judge in Middlesex County. PCR counsel … 10 L. Ed. 2d 215, 218 (1963), and newly discovered evidence compelled a new trial. The hearing took place before Judge … Dr. Lovejoy's "methodology 8 A-3712-14T3 was not of sufficient scientific reliability," with respect to comparing …
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… a controlled dangerous substance (CDS), alprazolam, commonly known as Xanax, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(a)(1) (count … No. 09-10-0798. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend the dismissal of the remaining counts of Indictment … such findings to determine whether they are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record. State v. Nash, …
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… this slip and fall lawsuit, the trial court dismissed the complaint on summary judgment. Plaintiffs appeal. We affirm. … consideration of the applicable evidentiary standard, are sufficient to permit a rational factfinder to resolve the … and thus owed a "duty to warn" plaintiff, La Russa v. Four Points at Sheraton Hotel, 360 N.J. Super. 156, 163 (App. …
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… University's motion for summary judgment and dismissed the complaint plaintiff filed against defendant under the New … to defendant's retaliation. Because plaintiff presented sufficient evidence to establish a prima facie case under … for duty, then CEPA grants the employee '[a]ll remedies available in common law tort actions . . . .'" …
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… arrested shortly thereafter and admitted to police that he committed the robbery. The State offered defendant a … pled guilty to a first-degree crime, the State would recommend a sentence in the second-degree range of five to … U.S. at 694). "A reasonable probability is a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." …
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… around the block. Moments later, Craig heard two gunshots coming from inside the building. Craig waited a moment and … defendant for murder, felony murder, robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, and various weapon and drug offenses. 6 In … that it is speculative and ultimately irrelevant suffices to end the analysis there. In sum, we agree with the …
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… and (d) (for those who arm themselves before going forth to commit crimes under the Graves Act); and N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6(f) … term is fundamentally different from, and compatible with, an intermittent sentence. Specifically, … evidence does not address the issue, the rule of lenity compelled adoption of defendants’ interpretation. Id. at …
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… (TELEFAX) NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINONS Thursday, August 31, 2017 William … a letter or affidavit from the railroad is normally sufficient. 12 34. On July 8, 2005, Mr. Ryan e-mailed SLH’s … 36. On July 11, 2005, Mr. Fiorilla responded with a list of points of information. Included in that list was item #6 …
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… COUNTY, INC., STARBUCKS CORPORATION, STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY; A.C.E. RESTAURANT GROUP INC., and PARAMUS … for respondent Starbucks Corporation and Starbucks Coffee Company (The Tierney Law Group, LLC, attorneys; Michelle A. … the judge stated that plaintiff failed to present sufficient evidence to show any defendant had actual or …
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… from the University of Istanbul and a degree in business computer information systems from the University of North … The 2005 contract called for FTA to be paid on a per diem basis for employees who worked on the services for the … determinations concerning these credits were supported by sufficient evidence. Moreover, these issues do not warrant …
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… point, prior to plaintiff's purchase, the two lots were combined. Plaintiff filed an application with the Board to … 4 was "unique in both its size and its configuration" in comparison with the rest of Canterbury Court, and that the … the community. In Kaufmann, the Court ruled that there is sufficient public benefit to warrant a (c)(2) variance when …
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… County Prosecutor, attorney for appellant (Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Special Deputy Attorney General/Acting Assistant … of 'Graves Act' 2008 Directive with Respect to Offenses Committed by Out-of- State Visitors From States Where Their … of parole ineligibility based on the combined number of points ascribed to specifically-defined aggravating and …
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… For the reasons that follow, we affirm both orders. I. We commence our review with a discussion of well-settled legal … with all counsel jointly to discuss all material settlement points and options. Th[e] court, thereafter, met separately … B. (A-4272-17) The entire controversy doctrine "embodies the principle that the adjudication of a legal …
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… denied their motion to change venue, for leave to file a complaint against the then court-appointed receiver Michael … This appeal followed. On appeal, plaintiffs raise three points of error. First, plaintiffs maintain that the court … "[b]ad faith and assertion of an unreasonable position." Diehl v. Diehl, 389 N.J. Super. 443, 455 (App. Div. 2006). …
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… CPA, has determined his historical annual gross personal income to be between $115,000 and $130,000. Both parties … believe[d] these amounts under-estimate [defendant's] income. [Defendant] believe[d] these amounts over-estimate his … applicable legal principles and conclude they are without sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …
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… wholesale or storage establishments; research laboratories; computer centers; and general business and professional … buildings had been designed for those uses and there was sufficient parking for those uses. Auciello also testified … Property as an "industrial park." In that regard, plaintiff points to Resolution 83-42, which referred to the Property …