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… the affirmative and described the considerations that informed his opinion. In a subsequent motion to dismiss the … 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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… for Emerson because Zack had dropped Emerson off at Hoboken Medical Center pursuant to the Safe Haven Infant Protection … rights under Title 30 , unless the Division proves with competent, case-specific evidence that the marijuana usage … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE FAMILY COURT JUDGE DID …
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… We affirm. I. In May 2020, plaintiffs filed a class action complaint against George Harms Constructions Company (GHCC) and Suez North America (Suez), Jersey City's … class[,]' . . . 'courts consider the adequacy of both the named representative and class counsel.'" Laufer v. U.S. Life …
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… not to make provision in this Will for my wife." The will named Gizela as executrix of the estate and Roger as successor … that plaintiff was "moving out." 2 Decedent and Gizela accompanied plaintiff to the bank. The parties dispute whether … forward." On February 11, 2019, decedent filed a divorce complaint alleging "irreconcilable differences." One week …
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… his cell phone. Rua then dated and signed the form. After completing the consent form, Rua asked defendant if his cell … . . it will help you." 6 A-2672-18 complied. Rua also confirmed that defendant had no questions and was "all good." Rua … 651 (D.C. Cir. 1951)). "[T]he existence of a written waiver points strongly to the fact that the waiver was specific and …
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… to getting behind the wheel of his vehicle, defendant consumed two "mugs" of beer at an Egg Harbor City bar before … off the road and into a tree. M.G.'s vehicle spun into oncoming traffic and was struck by another vehicle. M.G. was … of the law or fact . . . dispels the presumption of competence that might otherwise arise from a strategic …
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… sentence and remand for resentencing. The crimes were committed when defendant was twenty-one years old and … to the ground, and kicked him in the abdomen. Defendant claimed that despite telling Tremarco to stop, he did not. He … between Tremarco and defendant, and instead, defendant committed a "knowing and purposeful killing from behind," …
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… Lane, Arnold's son. In 2017, defendant was prescribed pain medication for a hip surgery after which she relapsed into … 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 …
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… reasonable doubt that … (insert victim’s name) … died from medical complications that resulted from injuries caused by … violated the statute regarding using a hand-held wireless communication device) / (whether defendant failed to …
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… a modified standard of proximate cause for use in certain medical negligence cases. The following charge is to be used … in this case. Under the sequence of this charge and accompanying interrogatory, the plaintiff has to prove (1) a … contends that the plaintiff lost the chance of a better outcome because of the Defendant’s deviation from accepted …
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… officers in such matters. The Appellate Division affirmed that decision, and the Court now considers whether … 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 …
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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) … could not be processed because it was not accompanied by a medical note authorizing "bedside" services for the …
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… Greenfeld, appeals from a final judgment dismissing her complaint that the trial judge entered after a jury … of Labor (USDOL), and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Plaintiff's arguments on appeal focus … plaintiff was the payroll administrator. Plaintiff was "immediately agitated" when she saw that she received a lower …
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… saw him drive to and from the Johnson Avenue apartment complex. That same evening, police followed Boone from … second-degree drug offenses. The Appellate Division affirmed the denial of the motion to suppress in an unpublished … them to a specific apartment unit, here no evidence points to Boone’s apartment unit. Police lacked the facts …
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… before the Office of Administrative Law (OAL). DCF affirmed the substantiation of D.M.'s abuse of her adopted son, … so I ran out of the house. . . . . I ran out of the housing complex and I ran up Summer Street, . . . . I was looking … where she was a kindergarten teacher. There were immediate complaints about his behavior that continued with increasing …
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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 … defense counsel told the jury she was showing plaintiff her medical records to try to refresh her memory. Defense …
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… 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 … two safety issues: L.L.'s "use and abuse of prescription medications" and "emotional instability." The SPP identified …
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… Division), otherwise failed to prove by a preponderance of "competent, material and credible evidence" that defendant … mother, D.B. (Denise).2 Two 2 The Division amended its complaint against Larry and Kate to include eventually … Division's investigation3 revealed that, before emergency medical technicians arrived in response to the 9-1-1 call, …
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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 … statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:24-8, as well as by the questions framed by the parties in a particular dispute. Indeed, an …
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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. … evidence to support a jury finding that defendant was armed with or threatened the immediate use of a deadly weapon. …