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… and Firko. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-2491. Alterman & Associates, … General, attorney for respondent New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Jonathan S. Sussman, Deputy Attorney General, on … was "unwarranted," "excessive," and "contrary to the principles of progressive discipline." In addition, petitioner …
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… On the night of September 4, 2010, defendant and an accomplice, Larry Austin, approached a group of five people … convicted defendant on counts three, four, and five of the lesser-included offense of second-degree robbery, as well as … contended that "[d]efendant's single act was that of accomplice" and that his "crime and objective were one in the …
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… was held by a family corporation, to a limited liability company wholly owned by Bharat. The circumstances leading to … the Court ruled for Amratlal,3 holding the burden to overcome the "presumption that the transferred property was a … concluded it was "in the best interest of the Estate to compromise the 9 A-4986-18 claim . . . ." The judge noted …
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… exculpatory evidence, and by failing to argue for a lesser sentence. Judge Kathleen M. Delaney carefully reviewed defendant's PCR arguments and rendered a comprehensive decision on the record. She rejected … of Mr. Hawkins. In fact, the letters indicate the opposite[:] that he was there. He was present at the time of the …
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… from Judge Robert J. Mega's May 22, 2020 amended order compelling her to sell a single-family home in Plainfield … payoff statement from BOA, as required by the closing title company. The judge adjourned the sheriff's sale to January … and damages under the loan documents. In accordance with Rules 4:67-1(b) and -5, plaintiffs moved to proceed summarily …
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… contends the trial court relied on insufficient and incompetent evidence, and the evidence did not support the … He pulled her back to the car. David was nearly hit by oncoming traffic as they ran back. David said that had Emily … The Division's Special Response Unit (SPRU) worker Teresa Lesniowski recounted her interview with the children the day …
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… two letters from Q, a man he stated he did not know. In his communications, Q indicated to defendant that on the night … second or subsequent petition for PCR shall be dismissed unless . . . it is timely under R. 3:22-12(a)(2)). Even if … defendant theorizes Q's information from 2016 would have come to light if his first PCR counsel had interviewed Q, …
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… of this matter has been hampered by the parties' failure to comply with our rules and provide us with a 1 The Court reversed our denial of … at 62-63). 12 A-1407-18T1 In evaluating whether the requisite changed circumstances exist, the court must consider …
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… 28, 2018 2 A-5044-16T3 Plaintiff William Gaughan filed a complaint against his employer, the Deptford Township … curb that unlawful conduct. Plaintiff alleges that when he complained, the DMUA retaliated against him by filing … would keep the two men separated while at work. Nevertheless, in September, B.N. notified police and the DMUA that …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Municipal Appeal No. 3- 2017. Peter M. O'Mara … a search warrant. He requested a call back. Burzachiello accompanied defendant in the ambulance to the hospital. He … 2003, when he retired. He testified that THC is the active component of 3 Defendant had been prescribed lamotrigine and …
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… On November 13, 2015, the Division filed a verified complaint and order to show cause (OTSC) alleging … the door and was carrying a grocery bag full of empty bottles. Once inside, Klauber noticed that part of the floor of … name of the children's pediatrician because the children visited "the clinic." The judge found the Division's witnesses …
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… engaged a licensed certified mold 4 A-2890-16T1 remediation company who tested the entire house and then remediated the … the Belmontes. That triggered the Belmontes' third-party complaint against the Bogaard defendants alleging legal … trial court added: We've talked about Innes verses Marzano-Lesnovich, which is the most recent – recent statement at …
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… stated: "Alimony has been calculated using an imputed income of $125,000 for the Husband and an imputed income of $40,000 for the Wife." Defendant is a professional … had changed dramatically and he was earning substantially less than $125,000 per year. He also pointed out that …
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… Michael A. Jackson guilty of third-degree conspiracy to commit burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2. He … had participated in the burglary and explained that he had committed the burglary with defendant and Taylor. The State … of $500, N.J.S.A. 2C:20-3; and third-degree conspiracy to commit burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2. …
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… 23, 2018 order. Plaintiff John Giovanni Granata filed a complaint against Prudential Insurance Company of America … judgment was entered on August 23, 2010. Gourvitz is a lien creditor. On September 9, 2011, a consent judgment was … right . . . ." "Meaningful appellate review is inhibited unless the judge sets forth the reasons for his or her …
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… the court made factual errors about her ability to earn income. Plaintiff argued the court erred in its distribution … conclusions are in accordance with the governing principles. Ibid.; accord Gnall v. Gnall, 222 N.J. 414, 428 (2015). … the Basin Koop property for her personal expenses. She deposited this money in an account to which defendant did not …
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… entered by the Law Division after a jury convicted him of committing two counts of second-degree of sexual assault … been admitted, but we affirm, finding the error to be harmless. In 2011, D.S. disclosed to a guidance counselor at … make a diagnosis and administer treatment" lacks the requisite degree of trustworthiness to qualify under this …
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… guilty of Kollin's murder (count one), but guilty of the lesser-included offense of first-degree aggravated … THE JURY'S ATTENTION ON THE DEFENDANT'S PROPENSITY TO COMMIT THE MURDER OF HIS GIRLFRIEND. (Not raised below). … was found on the National Public Radio (NPR) Internet website, entitled "Arson Forensics Set Old Fire Myths Ablaze." …
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… defendant Robert Deja, a former employee who formed a company – before leaving plaintiff's employ – that would later compete with plaintiff. The principal claim against Deja was that he was a "faithless servant," who breached his "duty of loyalty" to …
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… decision imposing administrative segregation, loss of commutation time, and loss of recreation privilege sanctions based on its finding he committed three prohibited acts during two incidents. We … We will not reverse an administrative agency's decision unless it is "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or [] …