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… CANCGLIN, Appellant, v. SCHOOL EMPLOYEES' HEALTH BENEFITS COMMISSION, Respondent. … a qualified retiree, is eligible to receive benefits. She points out this statute does not condition eligibility for … advanced by petitioner, it is because it either is without sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion, …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2016-20578. John W. Pszwaro … from a November 2, 2016 order of the Division of Workers' Compensation NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … the findings made could reasonably have been reached on sufficient credible evidence present in the record, …
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… N.J.S.A. 39:3-40. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a two-year probationary term on the fourth-degree … in pertinent part: "If the crime was . . . (3) deliberately committed with violence or threat of violence against … a valid license after consuming alcohol in quantities sufficient to register a 0.19% BAC — more than twice the BAC …
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… child support obligation as of the emancipation date and to compel defendant to pay the share of the child's college … extent that the source of financial aid/assistance is insufficient to cover all . . . reasonable college costs then . … will be paid by the parties in proportion to their income, taking into account the net of alimony paid by the …
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… th[e] child wouldn't have been in significant pain and discomfort." In assessing whether Pamela exercised a minimum … abuse or neglect. Thereafter, the court conducted several compliance reviews. In March 2016, the court entered an … or improper conduct by the trial judge. Instead, Pamela points to statements that the judge made regarding her …
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… in proceeding on what Clifford claims was a "confusing" complaint; denied his right to cross-examine; mistakenly … failed to grant an adjournment request; rendered insufficient findings of fact; drew mistaken conclusions of … FEES WERE INAPPROPRIATE. We find insufficient merit in Points I through VII to warrant further discussion in a …
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… from a judgment of conviction entered after a jury found he committed one count of second-degree NOT FOR PUBLICATION … control traffic at a road construction project within the community. The construction area was illuminated by existing … lights and additional lighting provided by the construction company. When the officer arrived at the site, he parked his …
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… the male on the bike and said [']gun[']." Defendant's hoodie was not covering his waistband. Fernandez saw the silver … raising a single issue: 5 A-4454-17T4 THE POLICE LACKED SUFFICIENT CAUSE FOR THE SEIZURE OF THE DEFENDANT, … of the public in which police ask questions and do not compel an individual to answer." State v. Rosario, 229 N.J. …
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… [she] attempted to seek information regarding [her] civil complaints against . . . defendants[, but her] requests for … this has created a significant additional level of complexity – because although she would like to return to … one year of the accrual of the action upon a showing of "sufficient reasons constituting extraordinary circumstances" …
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… possession of his signed written consent form to search his computer and camera that did not check the box waiving his … of him "a consent form to search his house for . . . a computer and a camera." Defendant asserted that he signed … the search. The judge found that the "[State] has provided sufficient[,] clear[,] and positive testimony to show that …
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… reviewed the evidence at length in its written opinion. It suffices to observe that the record supports the trial … children in turn acted out themselves. Defendant failed to comply with recommendations for treatment, to complete … more harm than good," N.J.S.A. 30:4C- 15.1(a)(4). Defendant points to her children's continuing bond with her. We do not …
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… failed to appear for sentencing the previous week. It then commenced an investigation, which initially consisted of … defendant and to assure that the onus placed on commercial sureties is not so great as to risk the 6 … the fugitive defendant. . . . 2. Whether the applicant is a commercial bondsman. 3. The degree of surety's supervision …
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… indictment. The State argued that the video evidence was sufficient to support an attempt to cause serious bodily … as a third-degree crime. The prosecutor agreed to recommend a three-year sentence subject to the No Early … Yes [By Defense Counsel]: Q Okay. So how do you plead to committing a second-degree aggravated assault to be …
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… argues the court erred by rejecting his contention that the complaint was filed beyond the limitations period and by … 'shall not be commenced following the earliest of' three points in time." Weiner, __ N.J. Super. at __ (slip op. at. … 9 A-5694-16T1 Defendant's remaining arguments are without sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …
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… request for an evidentiary hearing because she presented sufficient evidence to establish a prima facie case of … Pursuant to a negotiated plea agreement, the State recommended that the court sentence defendant to a five-year … The police saw defendant at the scene of the fire accompanied by a friend named 4 A-0905-17T4 Stephanie Green. …
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… set forth in detail in the judge's opinion. A summary will suffice here. Jake was born in 2007. The Division of Child … attend individual counseling and medication monitoring, and comply with recommendations, all of which were unsuccessful. … tie" to Allie. On this appeal, Allie raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE LOWER COURT ERRED IN …
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… report of "a male 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a) provides: A person commits an offense if he [or she] purposely obstructs, … other than an official duty, or any other means of avoiding compliance with law without affirmative interference with … made any showing of a 'fundamental injustice' . . . to overcome this bar." II. On appeal, defendant presents the …
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… an order to show cause and dismissing with prejudice their complaint against the Elizabeth Board of Education (Board) … later, the parents, now represented by counsel, requested a complete copy of their son's student records from the … them, any remaining arguments raised by the parents lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion. R. 2:11- 3(e)(1)(E). …
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… of the bag "sticking into his pants."1 Gregus said it was "common for drug dealers to . . . conceal drugs inside their … the trial court's decision if they are "supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." State v. … observations of the character and demeanor of witnesses and common human experience that are not transmitted by the …
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… defendant to place his hands on a nearby fence. Defendant complied. The other man voluntarily put his hands on the … Smell Of Marijuana Provided Probable Cause That Defendant Committed A Crime, He Should Have Been Issued A Summons And … trial court, "so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." State v. Coles, …