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… ably served as the first counsel to the New Jersey Racing Commission :from 1940 to 1944. In spite of his busy public … practice. He was recognized throughout the State as a very competent trial lawyer and advocate. He constantly … he began his long judicial career, then being ap pointed Common Pleas Judge of Atlantic County. He served XL …
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… WEINTRAUB: Ladies and ge:n,tlemen, the Court constituted a committee to prepare a suitable memorial to commemorate and record the contribution of Mr. Justice Harry Heher to the judiciary and to this Court. The com mittee was headed by Judge Sidney Goldmann and I under …
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… of Termination, advising defendant would pay for work completed prior to termination. Litigation ensued. On August … was due payment, defendant presented no evidence the work completed was defective so as to not require payment, and … stating that, although check 1425 had been initially deposited, it was 9 A-0479-22 returned as unpaid due to …
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… Echelon Glen Apartments in Vorhees Township, an apartment complex owned and managed by defendants Echelon Glen and Chelsea management (landlords), comprised of approximately 36 buildings and 432 apartments … and constitute, at minimum, constructive notice. Inapposite to Clohesy, where "approximately sixty criminal …
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… increased the rent to $2,214 per month. Plaintiff filed a complaint on August 28, 2023 to evict defendants for … property, testified regarding the property's Department of Community Affairs registration. Arizaga confirmed defendants … history from both its previous and current management companies, and offered testimony from Francesca Marshall, …
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… On January 16, 2024, plaintiff called police, and filed a complaint alleging defendant verbally abused her, destroyed … of predicate acts of domestic violence noted above, the complaint and a subsequent amendment referenced prior … caused 3 A-0448-24 bruising and a possible fracture. The compliant further alleged prior acts in which defendant …
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… to the terms of the negotiated plea agreement, the State recommended a prison term of twenty-three years subject to the … The agreement did not limit the State's ability to recommend the sentence run consecutively to the prison term to … plea agreement for these offenses, the State agreed to recommend a three-year prison term on each drug offense, to …
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… professional with no criminal convictions, previously completed a State-approved concealed carry training course … were disposed of in municipal court and dismissed after the complaining witnesses failed to appear at trial. Additional … domestic relationships, were reciprocated by the complainant, and were voluntarily dropped by both parties …
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… (d/b/a Chefs' Warehouse) order to show cause ("OSC") to compel arbitration and denying his cross-motion to dismiss. … employment in May 2024. In October 2024, D'Anjou filed a complaint against Chefs' Warehouse alleging violations of … Chefs' Warehouse filed a separate action, a verified complaint via OSC to stay the litigation and compel …
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… are still married to one another, although a divorce complaint has been filed. 3 A-2718-24 with profanity. In his … has occurred"; and (2) whether, "upon a finding of the commission of a predicate act of domestic violence . . . the … or insubstantial. To the extent defendant raises other points, they lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion. R. …
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… peremptory challenges argue that they are a f,xture of the common law system that should not be discarded because of a … questioning of jurors-were expanded from their more limited common law forms to make it easier for lawyers either to … that modem jury selection looks nothing like its English common law progenitor. Analysis of tum o.fthe-century …
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… offer an intermediate approach between the status quo and complete abolition of peremptory challenges. They would … . .................. . B. Preserving confidence in trial outcomes .............. . C. Imposing ex ante rationality … AND PuBuc SERVICE 7 (Apr. 29, 2015), http://iop.harvard.edu/sites/default/ files_new/lOPSpringl5PollExecSumm.pdf, …
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… Brigantine, NJ 08203 609-254-1777 Kim berlysutton.Iaw@gmail.com Attorney for Petitioner Roy F. Sutton AMENDEDFILED, … WITH ACCEPTABLE LEGALAND EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES AND COMPETENT EVIDENCE PRESENTED AT TRIAL (P36a-41a) .. .. … from his. (7T49:12-21). At times, Decedent endorsed and deposited checks made to Petitioner into her account. (7T51 :7- …
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… or implied, regarding accuracy, reliability, currency, completeness, or suitability for any particular purpose. The … or implied, regarding accuracy, reliability, currency, completeness, or suitability for any particular purpose. The … or implied, regarding accuracy, reliability, currency, completeness, or suitability for any particular purpose. The …
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… or implied, regarding accuracy, reliability, currency, completeness, or suitability for any particular purpose. The … or implied, regarding accuracy, reliability, currency, completeness, or suitability for any particular purpose. The … or implied, regarding accuracy, reliability, currency, completeness, or suitability for any particular purpose. The …
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… peremptory challenges argue that they are a fixture of the common law system that should not be discarded because of a … questioning of jurors—were expanded from their more limited common law forms to make it easier for lawyers either to … that modern jury selection looks nothing like its English common law progenitor. Analysis of turn- of-the-century …
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… to the N.J. Sports & Exposition Authority PART 5 OF 7: Becoming the State’s ‘Top Cop:’ Advancing to the N. J. … on the Supreme Court 2 3008594.1 099998-00110 Introductory comment by Chief Justice Zazzali: Because I was advised that … Zazzali: With any immigrant group there are usually two points of view: those who want to retain their traditions, …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … an oversimplification. It brings to mind how it is not uncommon – when asked whether the law does or doesn’t require … was pending in Tawil v. Hillel, (1) plaintiffs Lazarus commenced this foreclosure action, (2) they named Meir as a …
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… against the record, including Judge Thomas J. Walsh's comprehensive and detailed seventeen-page written decision … based on a disturbing argument regarding the relatively commonplace decision of whether to take the parties ' 3 … judge's analysis was wholly insufficient. On this point, he points out Dr. Dasher testified the children did not have …
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… the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (Division), commencing in 2013 when police reported she and then … continued not to address her mental health issues, or complete the treatment and counseling provided by the … experience taught her "if a birth parent is saying the opposite, it becomes too complicated for the child ." The record …