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… erred by failing to demonstrate changed circumstances sufficient to warrant a modification and omitting the … he further challenged the fairness of the $60,000 annual income imputed to him under prior court orders. Plaintiff … guidelines worksheet without deviation, and plaintiff points to no specific error in the income figures or …
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… failed to include a statement of the extraordinary and compelling circumstances, as required by Rule 3:28-3(b)(1), … finding defendant failed to present extraordinary and compelling circumstances as required under the Rule and also … above, we have considered them and conclude they lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). …
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… Salah and defendant operated a real estate development company, Deer Haven Development, L.L.C. (Deer Haven) and … summary judgment, requesting the court dismiss plaintiff's complaint against him as time barred or, in the alternative, … claims for contribution and dismissing his third-party complaint with prejudice. Pursuant to this agreement, the …
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… T-Mobile "made every effort to make [his] presence there uncomfortable." Kim never reported his concerns to T-Mobile's … over [about] where he stood as far as his position in the company." Kim was on a "performance enhancing plan [(PEP)] … exists, "courts have construed the phrase to mean 'cause sufficient to justify an employee's voluntarily leaving the …
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… search, officers discovered two hollow metal spikes—commonly used to puncture car tires—a window punch device, … in this context de novo. Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). "It is sufficient that the prosecutor has a reasonable belief, …
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… of snow. Rubber deceleration mats were placed at multiple points in each lane. Employees, who communicated with one another via radios, were positioned on … The Legislature further made plain that the principles embodied in the comparative negligence statute would apply if …
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… before midnight, on May 14, 2022. In a written decision accompanying the order, the motion court rejected defendant's … the BWC when he believes "a situation is going to become hairy." He retains the footage in "important" … to suppress so long as its findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." State v. Erazo, …
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… path while rollerblading in the park. Arias filed a complaint alleging negligence against the County, which owns … operates the park. The County filed a motion to dismiss the complaint, asserting immunity under the LLA. The trial court … to do so for fear of liability, to permit persons to come onto their property for sport and recreational …
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… and Charles M. Kennedy, on the briefs). PER CURIAM This commercial lease dispute was tried intermittently over three … judgment as presented to the pretrial judge, there were sufficient legal issues and genuine material questions of … non-waiver provision, which stated: The various rights, remedies, options and elections of the Landlord, expressed …
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… provided substance abuse services to Mother and again recommended FPS to Mother and Father to rehabilitate the … declined to participate. On November 17, 2022, DCPP again recommended FPS to the family. Mother and Father agreed but … three, he argues the Division failed to provide him with sufficient services while he was detained at the Essex County …
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… to a state agency, the Hackensack Meadowlands Development Commission (HMDC). In 1971, NJSEA was created to manage … HMDC was renamed the New Jersey Meadowlands 3 A-2660-23 Commission (NJMC). In 2015, the Legislature dissolved NJMC … The site is directly west of a previously approved and completed multi-family development, The Monarch. In 2004, …
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… Allstars Auto Group, Inc. v. New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (A-72/73/74/75/76/77/78/79-16) (078991) Argued … the requests, determining that the dealers failed to raise sufficient disputes of adjudicative facts or issues of law, … or unreasonable,” Russo, 206 N.J. at 27. The Commission points to its regulations governing hearings to support its …
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… saw him drive to and from the Johnson Avenue apartment complex. That same evening, police followed Boone from … that is recorded contemporaneously. The analysis into sufficient probable cause to issue a warrant for an arrest or … them to a specific apartment unit, here no evidence points to Boone’s apartment unit. Police lacked the facts …
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… a law against discrimination (LAD) case to a claim of unbecoming conduct in a tenured teacher disciplinary hearing. … as the substantive allegations of the two-count tenure complaint against defendant. Count I of the complaint … the subjective feelings of the female staff members were insufficient to establish a hostile work environment claim. He …
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… v. Christopher Dekowski (A-35-12) (071019) [Note: This is a companion case to State v. Kelvin Williams, also filed … writing for a unanimous Court. In this appeal, as in its companion case decided today, State v. Williams, ___ N.J. … a defendant’s claim that he had a bomb constituted sufficient evidence to support a jury finding that defendant …
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… Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF SALEM, COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC., GARY D. NEWSOME, and ANGELA … judgment and argue the trial court failed to provide a sufficient statement of reasons for its decision as required … dealing itself is a contract claim with contract- based remedies and does not create a separate tort action. Even …
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… was retried and acquitted of all charges. Mervilus filed a complaint against Lieutenant Kaminskas, Chief Vaniska, and … claims for wrongful prosecution and conviction. The complaint alleged that the polygraph examination and … polygraph testimony could have made a difference to the outcome.” Ibid. On remand, Mervilus was retried and acquitted …
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… behavior continued and that he had been involuntarily committed to Ocean Medical Hospital. The Division … defendant's participation in IOP treatment as "marginally compliant." In October 2018, she was evicted for nonpayment … (1995). "Whether the facts found by the trial court are sufficient to satisfy the applicable legal standard is a …
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… off the road and into a tree. M.G.'s vehicle spun into oncoming traffic and was struck by another vehicle. M.G. was … Dr. Robert Pandina, director of the Center of Alcohol Studies at Rutgers University, testified for the prosecution … the type of "bald assertions" that we have found are insufficient to trigger the right to an evidentiary hearing. …
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… sentence and remand for resentencing. The crimes were committed when defendant was twenty-one years old and … between Tremarco and defendant, and instead, defendant committed a "knowing and purposeful killing from behind," … this case was not reasonably provoked to passion and had sufficient intervening time for reason to intercede before he …