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… by phone to facilitate any settlement discussions and decisions. 5. The parties agree that all discussions, if … accurate. The total award amount is $342,494.50." In both decisions, the arbitrator stated: "with the consent of both … about the arbitrator's "handling of the evidence or his decisions on the merits." We do not address that argument …
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… as the robber. The court concludes, consistent with decisions in several other states, that there is no cause of …
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… her resignation. She requests that we reverse the PERS's decision and declare this matter a contested case to be … benefits and therefore denied her request in a written decision on November 18, 2020. PERS also relied on N.J.A.C. … was not disability related. Rooth appealed PERS's initial decision. On January 7, 2021, Rooth requested a hearing with …
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… the bounds of proper conduct and the court's evidentiary decision compounded the error, thereby denying defendant a … any indication in the record that the court issued an oral decision. See R. 1:7-4(a) (requiring the court to issue a … 242 N.J. 530, 548 (2020). A-4156-19 17 support in prior decisions. See State v. Boston, 469 N.J. Super. 223, 236 n.3 …
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… and underlying rationale of our Supreme Court's pivotal decision in Witt, we reverse the suppression order. So long … uphold the factual findings underlying the trial court's decision so long as those findings are supported by … inevitability—of impoundment, nor the reason for the decision to impound the vehicle. Rather, the …
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… to analyze the bank deposits. Rather, per Taxation, the decision to use a markup method had to follow, and in any … debits by the bank. Regardless, he maintained, his decision to reconstruct Saulwil’s receipts was proper … 158, 305 (1983) (presumption of correctness to government decisions attaches because “those in government generally …
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… at any point in the proceedings subsequent to the decision ordering waiver, the Criminal Division may remand …
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… are found, they did not outright control a judge's decision-making. Hence, although the guidelines dictated … 176 N.J. Super. 407, 427 (Law Div. 1980)). A-3961-17T2 5 decision as to the merits, as always, rested with the judge … by the Directive, in fact, the first page states: The decision to remit bail, as well as the amount of bail, are …
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… used a wheelchair. Considering our standard of review of a decision not to terminate parental rights, we affirm. See … with this family in some detail to fully explain our decision. We include some of the history involving Mary, an … a termination trial will be completed in thirty days and a decision rendered within two weeks thereafter. Children in …
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… Committee may, in its discretion, reconsider a prior decision (provided that the same is final) at any time, but a reversal or modification of a prior decision shall have prospective effect only. All advisory … opinions shall be given in writing to the inquirer. The decision shall state the Advertising Committee's …
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… 9 In reaching its holding, the Court indicated that its decision was “a narrow one” and does not “disturb the … user generates IP address data by making an affirmative decision to access a website or application, whereas CSLI is … be afforded the same protections as CSLI. The Carpenter “decision is a narrow one.” Carpenter, 138 S. Ct. at 2220. An …
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… guidelines that will permit them to make informed decisions about the permissible limits of their activities. … guidelines or rules that will permit them to make informed decisions about the permissible limits of their activities. … guidelines that will permit them to make informed decisions about the permissible limits of their activities. …
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… requiring us to decide whether: (1) our Supreme Court's decision in State v. Comer, 249 N.J. 359 (2022), should … they committed murder. Id. at 465, 467. Referencing its decisions in Roper and Graham, the Court in Miller … 376-77. Generally citing the United States Supreme Court's decisions in Miller, Graham, and Roper, the Comer Court …
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… as “morally culpable conduct, involving a ‘deliberate decision to endanger another,’” Counterman v. Colorado, 600 … is morally culpable conduct, involving a ‘deliberate decision to endanger another.’” Ibid. This understanding of … simply not a “true ‘threat.’” Ibid. In several subsequent decisions, the Supreme Court discussed, but did not …
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… in R. 1:41-4(a), a copy of the judgment of conviction, decision, opinion, or order in that matter shall be … essential facts established in the judgment of conviction, decision, opinion, or order. (g) … Burden of Proof. … In …
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… was no unreasonable delay in the officers making their decision to proceed with the search at the scene. I. A. The … previous dissent in Pena-Flores, Justice Albin's majority decision in Witt adds that "'[w]hatever inherent exigency … delay in this case by the officers in making their decision to proceed with the search at the scene based on …
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… February 18, 2016 and February 29, 2016 final decisions approving increases in enrollment and expansions … N.J.A.C. 6A:11-2.6(d). ELC appeals the Commissioner's decisions to approve the respondent schools' applications to … C. There is No Support in the Record for the Commissioner's Decisions to Approve the Charter Expansions. POINT II THE …
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… County, to whom the matter had been transferred for decision, consider appointing a special master, pursuant to … to make findings and recommendations before rendering a decision. This case has an unusual procedural history. It … that resulted in the order now appealed. Turning to that decision, the assignment judge to whom the matter had been …
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… a higher court revers or modify some part of a lower court decision. The appellant needs to show the higher court that …