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… C. HOPKINS, Defendant/Third-Party Plaintiff, and GANNETT COMPANY, INC., d/b/a THE COURIER-POST, Defendant-Respondent, … order granting summary judgment to defendant Gannett Company, Inc., doing business as (d/b/a) The Courier-Post … such insufficient merit in any argument related to inapposite cases cited by plaintiffs where the alleged employer …
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… in which he pled guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit racketeering, N.J.S.A. 2C:41-2(d) and N.J.S.A. … 2C:5-2. In exchange for his plea, the State agreed to recommend a sentence as a third-degree offender with a prison … charging defendant with second-degree conspiracy to commit criminal usury, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 (count one), N.J.S.A. …
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… 7 a.m., he was awakened by "loud banging and screaming" coming from Reeves's apartment, which was attached to his … Reeves, McPhail "rushed [defendant] and put him in a compliance hold down on the floor[.]" McPhail got on top of … burglary in light of his assertion that he lacked the requisite intent to commit a crime when he entered the dwelling. …
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… a brief. PER CURIAM Plaintiff, N.C.T., filed a verified complaint in the Family Part seeking custody of his brother, … Oliver's and plaintiff's mother. Although served with the complaint, she did not appear at the hearing and has not responded to the complaint in any fashion. The salient evidence adduced …
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… defendants deny receiving. Plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint on March 8, 2013. Defendants were served with the summons and complaint on March 16, 2013. Defendants did not file a … applied, a grave injustice would occur." Ibid. As plaintiff points out, defendants have been in default under the note …
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… is a dual citizen of Israel and the United States. She competed with her then-partner in the pairs ice skating competition for the Federation as a member of the Israeli … was biased. Having fully considered these and the other sub-points raised by defendants, we affirm the denial of fees …
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… sought admission into PTI. The PTI Program Director recommended defendant's admission but the prosecutor rejected … into PTI were too attenuated to merit any meaningful comparison. Finally, the court found there existed a … amenability to the rehabilitative process, showing compelling reasons justifying the applicant's admission …
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… her employment with the District based on her unbecoming conduct in handling the eligibility and placement of … the public school system "shall be dismissed or reduced in compensation . . . except for inefficiency, incapacity, unbecoming conduct, or other just cause." If the charges are …
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… 2015 order granting the summary judgment dismissal of his complaint against Hudson City Savings Bank (Hudson City); plaintiff's complaint sought damages based upon allegations of predatory … score"; confirming he "had sufficient assets for the requisite down payment"; and verifying defendant's "self- …
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… father, but a paternity test established he is not and the complaint against him was dismissed. The mother contends the … for the reasons expressed by Judge Joseph L. Foster in his comprehensive oral decision. In lieu of reciting at length … Foster's factual findings because they are supported by competent evidence presented at trial. N.J. Div. of Youth & …
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… the care of family members only. If this arrangement becomes problematic or not in the children's best interests, … that plaintiff's family members did "not keep lines of communication open," as her phone "calls [were] sent … caregivers live in close proximity to her home, had "committed to making themselves available . . . on short …
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… Defendant was employed by the River Road Trucking Company (RRTC) in Camden. Due to his primary duty to assist … midnight on February 24, 2015, H.H. was in the trucking company office sitting in his recliner when George … surveillance video of the exterior premises of the trucking company. Smith and Valentine watched the video together. The …
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… opinion. The Division claimed that defendant father I.B. committed an act of sexual abuse against his five-year-old … thing?" Following the interview, the Division filed its complaint and referred Rose to the Metropolitan Regional … as to the credibility and weight of that evidence, and come to a final determination as to whether the allegation …
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… denying its motion to dismiss plaintiff's class action complaint and compel arbitration. We reverse. We take the following facts … alleging violations of the CFA and TCCWNA. Defendant points to the contract provisions, which define arbitrable …
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… its Board of Trustees (Board), and its property management company, Taylor Management (Taylor) (collectively, … She also appeals from orders denying her requests to compel discovery. The underlying dispute involves a $150 … subject to a majority vote of the unit owners. Plaintiff points to Article VIII, Section 13, and argues that …
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… to -35.2 Defendant contends the court erred by finding he committed the predicate offense of harassment, as defined in … Final Judgment of Divorce. The PSA provided that "regular communication between the parties regarding any matter … from having any oral, personal or other form of contact or communication with the other party" except for communication …
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… received a call from a patrolman who stated a woman had come into the police station and reported that a neighbor, … that defendant did not penetrate his anus, but the child complained his "butt was sore." C.H.'s denial of … made by the defendant is enough to show that a crime was committed. And, the crimes that were elicited were …
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… factual assertions. On January 23, 2013, plaintiff accompanied her granddaughter to cheerleading practice at … R. 4:46-2(c). The court must "consider whether the competent evidential materials presented, when viewed in the … of Essex, 196 N.J. 569, 584 (2008)). A. Thus, "[a] prerequisite to recovery on a negligence theory is a duty owed by …
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… family members who lived there, defendant had virtually no communications with them. Addressing his 1993 offense, when … a second time in a fourteen-page written decision that accompanied her June 30, 2017 order. Citing to our opinion in … have done so. . . . [which] turn[ed] on whether the outcome of the proceeding would have likely been more favorable …
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… defendant began the test before the instructions were completed, took an incorrect number of steps , could not … A-5351-16T4 a review of the [dashcam] video, [d]efendant's comportment and testimony at trial, and the documentary … six months of an ignition interlock device and the requisite fines, fees, and costs. On appeal, defendant argues: …