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… (DOC) appeals from a Law Division judgment awarding compensatory and punitive damages, enhanced attorney's fees, … lieutenant, so she could receive a promotion. Plaintiff deposited the check in her own account, but returned the money … desirable duty assignments, days off, and work schedules if she did not pay Sherrer the money he requested. …
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… defendants Marianne and Anthony Corradetti dismissing the complaint and invalidating and extinguishing plaintiff 's … 25, 1994. In 2000, defendants mortgaged the property to Commerce Bank to secure a $2,300,000 loan. Three years … 4:46-2(c)). Measured against these well-established principles, we affirm the court's denial of plaintiff's summary …
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… resource home in September 2012 because the mother was non-compliant with treatment. The mother visited the boys while they were in the Division's custody. … granted legal and physical custody of Eric – who then was less than two months old – to the Division. Joint legal …
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… 27, 2016, plaintiff made a request under OPRA and the common-law right of access to defendant Passaic County … 2002). 4 A-2016-16T1 On March 28, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Law Division. Plaintiff alleged that the … request for counsel fees under N.J.S.A. 47:1A-6. Nonetheless, the court granted 6 A-2016-16T1 plaintiff's request …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Docket No. L-8125-12. Spencer B. Robbins … Oak Tree Cash & Carry, LLC (C&C), and their third-party complaints against the third- 3 A-5463-14T3 party defendants … C&C cross-appeals the dismissal with prejudice of its complaint against defendants. Chirag challenges the denial …
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… considers both the Open Public Records Act (OPRA) and the common law right of access. In February 2019, an attorney made a complaint to the Union County Prosecutor’s Office on behalf … even with redactions and that disclosure would make it less likely that employees would report alleged workplace …
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… concern about tainting the jury and added, “I think coming to court for jury service no one expects they are … but should have leveled a more precise objection. Nonetheless, the Court cannot ignore the evidence of implicit bias … https://www.justice.gov/archive/opd/AppendixA.htm (last visited July 7, 2021). 9 came home again but did not speak …
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… personnel responded to a shooting in front of a housing complex. Upon arrival, police found A.B. lying face down in a pool of blood on the steps outside the complex. Paramedics administered CPR and epinephrine to … statement. After a trial, the jury convicted defendant of a lesser included offense of murder and of the weapons …
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… a child, N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.46(b)(1), and the Judiciary has no commission to exercise equitable powers to alter the … meningitis. He did https://www.cdc.gov/meningitis/ (last visited Aug. 13, 2021). Possible symptoms include a headache, … and neglect -- consistent with traditional res ipsa principles embodied in N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.46(a)(2).10 Nevertheless, …
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… position would have understood his situation. Juveniles are afforded the same protections of the privilege … Room at University Hospital in Newark at 11:20 a.m. complaining of significant pain in his left arm and left … Detective Miranda interviewed the two passengers who accompanied defendant and Byrd to University Hospital -- Ja-Ki …
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… appeal, the Court reviews the Public Employment Relations Commission’s (PERC) decision that the employees’ health … therefore non-negotiable. PERC’s construction of Chapter 78 comports with the statute’s language and the Legislature’s … school districts negotiate contracts on different schedules, and that the statute’s impact would vary from district …
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… warrant for defendant S.N. for acts alleged to have been committed against his stepdaughter in 2012. In a … Counsel noted that defendant’s biological mother had visited New Jersey “more than a decade ago,” but it “ended in … supports the State’s motion for pretrial detention. Regardless of which standard the Court adopts -- abuse of …
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… became particularly strained after Burkert read online comments attributed to Halton’s wife that Burkert felt … and made two flyers, writing lewd dialogue in speech bubbles over the faces of the bride and groom. Halton testified … Halton’s wife apparently had posted on a social media website. He then copied the photograph and made two flyers, …
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… articulated in that case is at odds with traditional principles limiting appellate review. An appellate court ordinarily … of fact, and with experience in fulfilling that role comes expertise. Duplication of the trial judge’s efforts in … of the Division of Youth and Family Services5 (DYFS) visited defendant’s home and interviewed each family member. …
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… Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, and the common law right of access preclude the public entity from … John Doe—are exempt from disclosure under OPRA and the common law right of access. Plaintiff Jeff Carter submitted … government records presumptively accessible to the public unless an exemption applies. N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1. OPRA’s …
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… evidence. When an officer was called to investigate a noise complaint at an apartment complex, he saw defendant James L. Legette standing on a … (2015). HELD: Chrisman and Bruzzese do not support warrantless entries into detainees’ homes; they apply only to cases …
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… rose, retirees who retired after 1952 watched their fixed incomes drop in real terms. The Legislature responded in the … c. 113, § 5 (Chapter 113). Then, in 2011, as a part of comprehensive pension reform legislation, Chapter 78 … of their claims were properly dismissed. Plaintiff Charles Ouslander, a retired prosecutor, filed a petition for …
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… found that the Recall Statute struck an appropriate compromise and maintained the balance among the three … age of 70 years” in the Judicial Article “connotes (1) the compulsory abdication of a judicial office; (2) the … doctrine. 1. A legislative act will not be declared void unless its repugnancy to the constitution is clear beyond a …
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… by N.J. to conclude that defendant had a tendency to commit criminal acts. The jury found defendant guilty of … admission of this evidence cannot be considered harmless as the quality and quantity of the evidence, introduced … that incident. The assaults of K.M. and N.J. had certain common elements, but when evidence of a prior sexual assault …
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… A new trial is warranted only where the jury could have come to a different result had it been correctly instructed. … but a special application of foreseeability principles in recognition of the extraordinary risks that arise … bears the slightest relationship to any self-service component of defendants’ business. Moreover, plaintiff’s …