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… and denied it on January 11, 2016. In a letter and an accompanying notice of rejection, the director gave positive … in any of the counts in which they were charged. Nevertheless, the State asserted that defendant's approval of the … the trial judge found that defendant had demonstrated that compelling circumstances existed to rebut the presumption …
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… saw that defendant had a "fat face" and dark circles around his eyes. Defendant fled. Francis did not pursue … photograph he selected was . . . in fact, the person who committed the crime. The judge also tailored that part of … 181 N.J. 553, 613 (2004)). "The trial court must give 'a comprehensible explanation of the questions that the jury …
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… internship program, and would not be able to earn an income during that time. Plaintiff requested defendant pay for … support for the parties' son, whose Supplemental Security Income would be reduced to $420.25 per month in June 2015. … appeal process and review." Pressler, Current N.J. Court Rules, cmt. 6 on R. 2:5-1(f) (2017). We may consider an order …
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… and disorderly conduct, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-2(b), as a lesser included offense of third-degree terroristic threats, … the tests performed, including three CT scans and that he recommended pain medication and a follow-up evaluation. … without expert testimony. We conclude the court did not commit any error, let alone plain error, by admitting Dr. …
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… from a March 5, 2021 Law Division order dismissing his complaint with prejudice , and an April 16, 2021 order denying reconsideration. The complaint revolved around the disclosure of plaintiff's … whether plaintiff had actually been terminated. Nonetheless, the complaint alleged that "[o]n or about January 15, …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Middlesex County, Docket No. FG-12-0036-21. Joseph E. Krakora, … After a two-day trial, Judge James F. Hyland delivered a comprehensive oral opinion finding that the Division had … birth, his various injuries over time, and his parents' battles with addiction and brushes with the law. She discussed …
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… DOCKET NO. A-2430-20 HARTFORD UNDERWRITERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. ARCH-CONCEPT CONSTRUCTION, … in light of the record and the applicable legal principles. We conclude that defendants' arguments are without … as follows. Plaintiff Hartford Underwriters Insurance Company provided worker's compensation insurance to …
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… reviewing the record in view of the governing principles of law, we affirm substantially for the reasons set … in 2005 defendant was convicted of acting as an accomplice to a local street gang leader in the homicide of … we affirm for the reasons explained in Judge DiFabrizio's comprehensive twenty-four-page written opinion, we need not …
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… BENDER ENTERPRISES, INC. and CENTRAL JERSEY ELECTRICAL SALES & SERVICE, INC., Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. WEST RAC … 23, 2021 Law Division order denying their motion to compel arbitration. We reverse and remand for further … plans and specifications to provide for an Ecospan Composite Floor System (Ecospan System) instead of the materials …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. JOHN COLES, a/k/a JEFFREY THOMPSON, JOHN TALIAFERRO, JOHN H. COLES, … in defendant's shorts, and defendant failed to immediately comply with Harper's orders. Harper, based on his experience … and dangerous. Thomas, 110 N.J. at 679. Harper had the requisite basis to pat down defendant. Harper gave commands to …
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… with Rule 1:7-4. Plaintiff's pro se Special Civil Part complaint alleged a breach of contract claim against … (App. Div. 2016)). A court's failure to make the requisite findings as required by Rule 1:7-4 "constitutes a … supporting its imposition of a Rule 1:4-8 sanction is no less important or 9 A-4490-17T2 necessary where the motion …
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… reviewing the record in light of the applicable principles of law and equity, we affirm the trial court's ruling that Loree must compensate the Estate for the value of Dianne's share of the … the 1 Because this appeal involves family members who share common surnames, we refer to them by their first names. We …
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… to [his] disability ," and he was entitled to "reasonable accommodations under the American [sic] with 1 We use … such as working in its warehouse, because that work paid less. Thereafter, claimant applied for unemployment … blood-sugar/a1c.html (last visited Oct. 23, 2020). 3 According to claimant, he needed to …
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… Monmouth County indictment. He also pled guilty to two companion motor vehicle summonses: driving while intoxicated … DEFENDANT: Yes. THE COURT: Your attorney can argue for less, but you shouldn't anticipate less. You have to … the applicable law, the judge set forth the prerequisites for an evidentiary hearing, Rule 3:22-10(b),6 and …
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… DOCKET NO. A-0119-19T3 IN THE MATTER OF PROCEEDINGS BY THE COMMISSIONER OF BANKING AND INSURANCE, TO FINE, SUSPEND, … the attorney represented that appellant "mistakenly deposited the client's check to his account. It was not until … Div. 2017). "We will not reverse an agency's judgment unless we find the decision to be 'arbitrary, capricious, or …
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… taken "in the back" where Manning explained to him that "unless [he] . . . [said] that [he] did what they want[ed him] … question twelve of the plea form indicated that the State recommended a "[s]entence not to exceed ten years." However, … no question that a defendant is entitled to effective and competent assistance of counsel" when counsel is appointed …
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… fourteen years old. In January 2019, the child began complaining of a headache and passed out shortly after. He … DCPP'S INVOLVEMENT WITH THE FAMILY DID NOT RISE TO THE REQUISITE LEVEL OF GROSS NEGLIGENCE OR 8 A-3266-19 RECKLESSNESS NOR WAS [THE CHILD] AT A[N] IMMINENT DANGER OF …
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… When making opening statements, "prosecutors should limit comments . . . to the 'facts [they] intend[] 7 A-0931-18 in good faith to prove by competent evidence[.]'" State v. Echols, 199 N.J. 344, 360 … Rather, [t]he appellate court must affirm the sentence unless (1) the sentencing guidelines were violated; (2) the …
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… Paul, founded Magnetic Products & Services, Inc. (MPS). The company distributes a groundbreaking portable lightweight … was initiated in federal court but stayed pending the outcome of the state case. The named plaintiff alleged … financial resources of the defendants, although obviously less than the expert's estimate of damages. Settlement would …
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… contentions in light of the record and applicable principles of law, we affirm. Plaintiff and her ex-husband, … Pingry would not release the documents to him, Evan filed a complaint in the Chancery Division of the Essex County … ordered Ollie to attend Pingry for 4 A-4501-18T3 the upcoming school year and appointed Clarence the "educational …