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… to aggravated manslaughter in exchange for the State's recommending twenty-five years' imprisonment. The offer … also stated his new counsel was "not defending [him] the way [he] want[ed] him to." The court questioned defendant … defendant claimed to see the victim and his girlfriend together, but determined this did not rise to "strong …
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… SHORT HEIGHT AS HE STOOD IN THE COURTROOM EACH DAY; TO COMPARE 3 A-2306-22 THIS ASSESSMENT WITH THE HEIGHT OF THE … driver's side window of Michael's vehicle before walking away shortly after 11:18 p.m. Michael's vehicle remained in … data originating from and 11 A-2306-22 received by the target cellular phone as well [as] all data in the installed …
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… an October 29, 2010 Law Division order that dismissed his complaint against defendant Colgate-Palmolive Company … headquarters and at its technology center in Piscataway, where Transnet technicians provided computer services … assigned by TransNet to the Colgate-Palmolive site were not "employees of Colgate-Palmolive." These …
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… attorneys; Samuel M. Gaylord, on the brief). Jeffrey D. Padgett, Deputy Attorney General, argued the cause for … of pupil behavior"; (4) "[m]aintain[ing] professional competence and continuous improvement"; and (5) evaluating … required minimum amount of non-teaching duties, such as hallway duty, "milk distribution[,] and supervision of …
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… after presenting its proofs, the trial judge dismissed its complaint. Shortly thereafter, plaintiff filed this action … from the motion record are summarized as follows. The driveway to plaintiff's home, within the RHPC community, is … violated zoning and municipal ordinances, land use and site plan procedures, and constituted illegal contract and …
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… and informed the officers that he planned to file a formal complaint. Plaintiffs further testified that the officers … believed to be infringing upon patient's rights or in any way affecting patient's safety." This appeal followed. II. … CEPA claims fail because she did not make the requisite disclosure under N.J.S.A. 34:19-3(a). As noted, …
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… made numerous errors in his calculation of defendant's income and application of the child support guidelines … audit the VA's records, the DOD, according to its website, will permit veterans to "transfer" benefits even if … decision from which we could glean in any meaningful way how the $10,000 cap on college expense contributions is …
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… L.B., Petitioner-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, Respondent-Respondent. … In re Stallworth, 208 N.J. 182, 194 (2011)). We are "in no way bound by [an] agency's interpretation of a statute or … supporting the second termination and not a legal prerequisite." Further, DCA contends "pursuant to the [APA], to be …
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… was a 2008 loan entered into by ANYTHINGFORSALEBYOWNER.COM, LLC (Anything for Sale) (the 2008 Loan). Anything for … unsatisfactory to plaintiff, plaintiff still deposited them, held the funds in escrow, and claimed it had the … satisfaction of the foreclosure judgment infringes, in any way, upon RI Properties' fee simple ownership or Reitnour's …
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… New York 11530 (516) 248-5550 apc@employmentlawyernewyork.com Attorneys for Plaintiff-Petitioner i TABLE OF CONTENTS … Marmic LLC (“Marmic”) and Mike Ruane, individually (together as “Respondents”), due to the trial court’s: (i) … immigrant population, but New Jersey’s entire populace by way of enforcement of principles long recognized to play an …
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A-45-24 Petition For Certification
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… Capozzi, Esq. [Attorney ID# 099672014] 101 Eisenhower Parkway Roseland, New Jersey 07068 Acapozzi@bracheichler.com Attorneys for Plaintiff-Appellant ANDRIS ARIAS, Supreme … aff’d, 65 N.J. 234, 323 (1974)). This Court has not revisited the scope of the LLA since Harrison. In Harrison, this …
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… I. On December 20, 2021, a fire destroyed a multi-tenant commercial warehouse on Jackson Street in Hoboken (the … tenants. In its motion, UNLMTD asserted it performed off-site financial and administrative tasks, such as … the potential class members' claims differ in significant ways. 19 A-3225-23 For example, plaintiff alleges only …
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… on February 15, 2013. In January 2014, plaintiff filed a complaint alleging permanent injuries to her neck and back as a result of the accident. A complaint filed by a passenger in plaintiff's vehicle was … motion judge made appropriate corrective adjustments. 10 By way of example, the motion judge found that the trial judge …
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… father's real estate business. Soon, the parties moved in together. Plaintiff also started working for defendant's … and all of their affiliates or any entities into which such companies may evolve." The PNA also contained an alimony … Percent] of the RAWC-Related Entities Defendant Received by way of Gift were Exempt from Equitable Distribution. D. The …
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… DENNIS MOHR, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. YAMAHA MOTOR COMPANY, LTD., and YAMAHA MOTOR CORP., U.S.A., … using the following standard: [W]hether "the evidence, together with the legitimate inferences therefrom, could … brief does not even mention, much less attempt to explain away, the expert testimony that plaintiff presented. Notably, …
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… I. On July 28, 2020, appellant filed a verified complaint and certification seeking to change his name. In … women of color who disproportionately continue [to] be targeted victims of violence throughout our nation. Amending … social media accounts or with friends and family in no way negates their right to not be forced to disclose such …
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… of law and was on probation for those offenses when he committed the murder. The court found the following aggravating factors: (a) the murder was committed in a "particularly cruel and depraved" manner, … the extent of his participation in the conduct and the way familial and peer pressures may have affected him. [4] …
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… the statute. 2.0 Definitions 2.1 “ACS” means the Automated Complaint System, which is a computer system operated by the … private collection agency and its personnel may not, in any way, represent themselves as employees of the municipality, … agency shall provide revenue estimates for annual budget purposes, as requested by the municipal court. 1.3.4 The …
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… February 28, 2020 judgment following a bench trial in this commercial landlord-tenant dispute. We affirm in part, and … the premises for $5,250,000 to be used as a bus parking site. Plaintiff did not further pursue that deal. 9 … Amendment, plaintiff's in-house accountant altered the way in which it billed certain charges, resulting in a …
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… engaging in or promoting conversion therapy or related commerce "in or directed at New Jersey." Specifically, the … for conversion therapy; (2) JIFGA's crowdfunding website did not violate the permanent 9 A-1076-19 injunction; … the Injunction Order and Settlement Agreement in three main ways: (1) establishing and operating JIFGA; (2) operating a …