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… and written opinions. However, we add the following brief comments. Pro se litigants are expected to follow the Court … that a "plaintiff's status as a pro se litigant in no way relieves her of her obligation to comply with the court rules"); City of Clifton v. Cresthaven …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -5, and notification requirements to the community with regard to certain sex offenders, N.J.S.A. … or interpretation of statutes de novo. State v. Hemenway, 239 N.J. 111, 125 (2019). "Our courts 5 A-3883-21 have … to pose a threat to the safety of others. The prerequisite that a registrant abstain from new criminal activity …
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… M.V. (Mary),1 one of defendant's dental assistants, filed a complaint with the Barnegat Township Municipal Court … [Mary] came in at the end of the day to change the way she always did, she engaged me in conversation as she did every …
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… jury selection, however, the State alleged defendant had committed additional offenses against E.K. As a result, … stalking. In exchange for his plea, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of five years of probation conditioned on … the court the CDs and accompanying report were "on their way," to address the issues, Judge Christopher R. Kazlau …
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… issues before us. This case involves a robbery and theft committed on the same day in Maple Shade Township. On June … the hospital during its occurrence via a separate doorway. As she exited the building, Raimundo spotted the … AT SENTENCING THAT A PARTICULAR AGGRAVATING FACTOR IS ALWAYS PRESENT. A. The Jury Instruction on Record of …
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… and Brian1 were married from 2008 to 2015. Brian worked for CompuCom Systems, Inc. (CompuCom), a technology consulting … depositions, answers to interrogatories, and affidavits—"together with all legitimate inferences therefrom favoring the … of the parties is ineffective unless made known in some way in the writing. It is not the real intent but the intent …
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… of NJOI contributed the majority of their ownership in that company to NOI and entered into an 3 A-0360-22 operating … rule states that attorneys' fees cannot be awarded in other ways. We also reject plaintiffs' argument that the trial … difficulty of the questions involved, and the skill requisite to perform the legal service properly; (2) the …
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… Sportsmen's Clubs (N.J. Sportsmen) motions to dismiss their complaint for declaratory and A-1687-23 3 injunctive relief … flows from the separation of powers, rather than the other way around" and "is completely A-1687-23 14 distinguishable … answers to interrogatories and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that there is no …
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… granted summary judgment to plaintiff on its foreclosure complaint, but we part ways with the judge that defendants' counterclaim should be … answers to interrogatories and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that there is no …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, PERC No. 2025-16. Adam S. Abramson-Schneider … and orders shall be of a very limited scope." Galloway Twp. Bd. of Educ. v. Galloway Twp. Educ. Ass'n, 78 N.J. … employer's action] is disciplinary. . . . But read together, our decisions indicate that we have found [such …
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… overtime. Petitioner advised her supervisor she could not comply with these overtime requirements due to insufficient … Also, the claimant contended that she was bullied and targeted by way of micro- management. However, she had no warnings or …
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… dispensary. Plaintiff initially received a favorable recommendation from the City's Cannabis Review Board (the … 164 N.J. at 118) (explaining that "[t]he first task is always to determine when the claim accrued"). The TC Act "does … not know until May 2024, that the Mayor acted with the requisite malicious interference, which is a necessary element to …
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… and Yashadeek with six counts: second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking/robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5- 2 and N.J.S.A. … his plea colloquy that defendant came up with the plan to commit the carjacking and participated in the crime, laying … of the remaining evidence that implicated him in the same way. Defendant cannot establish that plea counsel's decision …
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… Paul Jensen, and their associated entities. Despite the complexity of the matter, we endeavor to describe the … and Jensen's representations were inaccurate, and that the completed project exceeded that sum. Meanwhile, 4 A-1592-24 … and investigation unfold, the cases may develop in ways not presently anticipated. Moreover, there may well be …
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… withdraw challenge its eligibility to take that action. The Commissioner of Education found that N.J.S.A. 18A:13- … to describe the process by which Sea Bright and Oceanport combined. There is no indication in N.J.S.A. 18A:13-47.11 or … maintain that because Sea Bright joined Oceanport by way of “merger” rather than “consolidation,” and the term …
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… and asserted if counsel acted differently, the outcome of the proceedings would have changed. His PCR counsel … for a hearing and denied defendant's PCR petition in a comprehensive twenty-two- page opinion. Judge Mohammed … the grand jury minutes or that these instances in any way prejudiced defendant in that they tainted the grand jury …
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… (EEO) office. As a result of that filing, NJTA promptly commenced an internal investigation and retained two lawyers … through its own healthcare system that supervises the onsite medical clinic. 6 A-1805-24 DeCotiis, representing both … . . . [and] 'should be able to advise the client in such a way as to protect the client's interests.'" State ex rel. …
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… an April 10, 2025 order, which found defendant D.S. not competent to proceed to trial at this time.1 In accordance … law, we affirm both orders because the trial court made its competency factual findings based on substantial credible … a strong odor of bleach, blood residue in the entrance way and 5 A-4060-24 bathroom, and a "manifesto." The …
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… She subsequently filed an order to show cause and verified complaint regarding decedent's estate. Plaintiff's complaint alleged, among others, claims of undue influence … to determine how to resolve a contested matter in a way which is least disadvantageous to everyone.'" Ibid. …
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… judgment, and remand for a trial on the merits. In her complaint, plaintiff alleged that she hired and fully paid … a meritorious defense, which defendant failed to address by way of certification or otherwise. Defendant filed a timely … action stated in clear and unmistakable terms is a prerequisite to opening a judgment ." Schulwitz v. Shuster, 27 N.J. …