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… Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF SALEM, COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC., GARY D. NEWSOME, and ANGELA … PC, attorneys; Ms. Cooper, on the brief). Matthew T. Newcomer argued the cause for respondents (Post & Schell, PC, … testified at his deposition that until 2002, he performed approximately 100 surgeries per year at the Surgery …
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… Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF SALEM, COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC., GARY D. NEWSOME, and ANGELA … PC, attorneys; Ms. Cooper, on the brief). Matthew T. Newcomer argued the cause for respondents (Post & Schell, PC, … testified at his deposition that until 2002, he performed approximately 100 surgeries per year at the Surgery …
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… proceedings. I. We derive the following facts from the competent evidence in the motion record, "giv[ing] the … a "well-known female wrestler" within the wrestling community, partnered with John1 in two female wrestling … for each month that passes where there is no payment or remedy made to correct the unpaid balance, [five percent] of …
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… 30:4-123.89 to -123.95, to a convicted sex offender who had completely served his sentence and was released under no … similarly apply to a defendant who was placed on either community supervision for life (CSL) or parole supervision … use and [noncompliance] with counseling. The notice informed defendant that he had the right to contest the referral …
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… Family Dollar Stores, Inc.'s store in Edison. Plaintiff claimed the liquid emanated from a bottled beverage located in a … orders that dismissed on summary judgment her negligence complaint against defendant, and denied her motion to extend discovery as moot.2 We affirm. 2 Plaintiff's complaint also asserted unrelated claims against defendants …
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… that his counsel was ineffective by failing to request a competency hearing at trial and by failing to assert a … testified that while he took a shower in the bathroom at a community pool, he saw defendant taking a shower at the … on the morning" of the day he testified. Defendant claimed the heroin and alcohol made him "sleepy" during the …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0849-20 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF T.L., SVP-774-17. _______________________ … N.J.S.A. 30:4-27.24 to -27.38. In July 2019, we affirmed the commitment judgment. See In re Civ. Commitment of … N.J. 282, 310 (1978) (emphasis added). And, T.L. correctly points out, "[t]his appeal stems from a different final …
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… indictment charged that on November 25, 2015, defendant committed the following nine offenses: third-degree … of a defaced firearm, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-3(d); second-degree committing a drug offense while possessing a firearm, … roadway, and he followed it in his patrol car. He immediately noticed the right, rear, red taillight was out on …
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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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… school graduation, plaintiff offered to assist defendant in completing an 1 We use initials for the parties and a … plaintiff to "stop spoiling" Alex because she could not "compete with that." Late in November 2019, defendant learned … plaintiff was "buying [her] child," and promptly informed plaintiff that Alex needed to be returned to A-3097-19 4 …
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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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… phone calls on the evening of December 10, 2017, J.E. informed the Division he would come to the hospital. However, he did not arrive when he … evaluation in May 2018 with Dr. Robert Kanen. He eventually completed this evaluation in November 2018. J.E. appeared …
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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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… 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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… 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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… 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 survival, and …
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… with recent childbirth or miscarriage. She told the medical personnel treating her that she had not been … the hospital, defendant told her father that something had come out of her body while she was in the basement and that … Strumolo remained concerned that a crime may have been committed at the home and believed his supervisors would …
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… the guardianship trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive and detailed oral opinion. We affirm … SCHEDULING A HOME STUDY FOR THE DAY OF TRIAL, CANNOT BE DEEMED "REASONABLE" WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE LAW. B. THE … FOUR YEARS WITH HER GRANDPARENTS AND THE ALLEGED FAILURE TO COMPLETE SERVICES THAT WERE NOT OFFERED. E. THE TRIAL …
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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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… after the will was admitted to probate, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Probate Part of the Chancery Division, … with suspicious circumstances, undue influence is presumed and the burden of proof shifts to the will proponent to overcome the presumption." In re Estate of Stockdale, 196 N.J. …