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… denied the motion, concluding the State had presented sufficient evidence to support a prima facie case, and Egan's … basis of hearsay or other evidence which may not be legally competent or admissible at trial"). Still, "[t]he grand jury … is to present a prima facie case that the accused has committed a crime." Id. at 236. Consequently, "[a] trial …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2797-19 MARLENE CARIDE, COMMISSIONER, NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF BANKING AND … from a January 27, 2020 final decision and order of the Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Banking and … license. This appeal followed. MTS raises the following points for our consideration: A. THERE IS A GENUINE ISSUE OF …
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… sexual assault, a crime that he indisputably did not commit. He completed his sentence for that crime, and a … of crimes and subsequently imprisoned by according them remedies over and above those already existing . . . ." Mills v. … [Ibid. (emphasis added).] 15 A-3628-18T3 Harrell points out that the facts in Watson are distinguishable from …
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… primary caretaker. Her argument on that point has insufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. … to undergo evaluations for substance abuse. L.L. agreed and complied. J.N., Sr., who was on parole, also agreed, but he … and the Division's involvement with her family. She recommended out-patient treatment with the Center for Great …
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… of December 10, 2017, J.E. informed the Division he would come to the hospital. However, he did not arrive when he … judge's factual findings so long as they are supported by sufficient credible evidence. N.J. Div. of Youth & Family … different burdens of proof, and allow for different remedies." N.J. Div. of Youth & Family Servs. v. K.M., 136 N.J. …
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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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… 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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… At the time, defendant was living in the same apartment complex and frequently visited his uncle Clifton, who was … a member of the army national guard, where he served as a combat medic, was trained in firefighting and water … giving the State all favorable inferences therefrom, was sufficient to allow a reasonable jury to find defendant …
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… the guardianship trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive and detailed oral opinion. We affirm … FOUR YEARS WITH HER GRANDPARENTS AND THE ALLEGED FAILURE TO COMPLETE SERVICES THAT WERE NOT OFFERED. E. THE TRIAL … inaction of their biological parents can constitute injury sufficient to authorize the termination of parental rights." …
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… related services, at the district's expense. In order to accomplish this goal, Uszenski, with Halsey's concurrence, … However, three weeks after Morgan was retained, Uszenski recommended that the district's Board of Education (Board) … for payment could not be processed because it was not accompanied by a medical note authorizing "bedside" services …
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… and Michael V. Capellupo, on the brief). PER CURIAM This commercial foreclosure action presents a dispute between … notice" that plaintiff had a right to pursue its remedies solely against either property. Therefore, "the clear … loan [would] be properly satisfied." Additionally, the City points to the 2015 payoff statement from IPR that reflected …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HARRAH'S ATLANTIC CITY OPERATING COMPANY, LLC, d/b/a HARRAH'S RESORT ATLANTIC CITY, … visibly intoxicated. The judge also decided there was insufficient evidence to show Harrah's alleged negligent … went or what he did" after he left the premises. Harrah's points out that plaintiff claims he had no recollection of …
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… Marshall argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of Viscomi & Lyons, attorneys; Ms. Marshall, on the brief). … her, despite repeated objections, whether she remembered complaining to her doctor about neck, back, and shoulder … (Off-the-record discussion at side bar) [The court]: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, just so you understand and I …
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… Willner and his parents, Lester and Amy Willner, filed a complaint alleging strict products liability, negligence, … an accident and the fact that someone was injured are not sufficient to demonstrate a defect." Lauder v. Teaneck … the jury's verdict is the trigger for the sanctions and remedies of Rule 4:58-2 or, conversely, whether the molded …
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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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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5395-16T4 ACE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. AMERICAN MEDICAL PLUMBING, … Furthermore, only undisputed factual assertions that are "sufficiently supported" are deemed admitted. Claypotch v. … to injured third parties, who might otherwise seek remedies from the owner. In sum, notwithstanding that most of …
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… by his employer, which vests after the date of the complaint, is subject to equitable distribution if the … determination could not reasonably have been reached on sufficient credible evidence present in the record[,]" or … a party's post-complaint employment efforts. Plaintiff points to case law from other jurisdictions which have …
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… "[t]he basis of the alimony is [defendant's] imputed income of $25,000 per year and [plaintiff's] income of $137,000 per year." The alimony obligation shall … that defendant's WSFS accounts totaling $128,000 were insufficient savings to terminate and replace her alimony …