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… included sales administration and implementation of the company's "salesforce.com" software. Plaintiff's duties also … a scheduled trial date. The order stated: "Parties may always engage in consensual discovery." However, defendant … demonstrating that [d]efendant engaged in a pattern of targeting older workers for termination." The judge found: …
GREGORY R. DUKE, ETC. VS. ALL AMERICAN FORD, INC. NICOLE BARBARINO, ETC. VS. PARAMUS FORD, INC. EDWARD M. GREENBERG, ET AL. VS. MAHWAH SALES AND SERVICE, INC. MARK WALTERS, ETC. VS. DREAM CARS NATIONAL, LLC, ET AL. (L-3010-15, L-2856-15, L-6105-15 AND L-9
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… plaintiffs filed single- count, putative class action complaints. In the fourth, plaintiff pled a putative class … actual damages, or both at the election of the consumer, together with reasonable attorney’s fees and court costs. This … States and Canada with periodic events scheduled along the way. Walters' First Amended Complaint included four counts. …
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… of thirteen, but was discharged four months later for non-compliance. After a fact-finding hearing, 2 A Dodd removal … for a substance abuse evaluation. Father next visited L.P. in February 2014, when his mother brought her to … August 14, 2017, Father was transferred on parole to a halfway house in Pennsylvania. He is to remain on parole until …
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… DOCKET NO. A-1380-14T3 A-1781-14T3 TOWNSHIP OF PISCATAWAY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE, LLC; … of the condemnation award to the date Piscataway deposited the unpaid balance of the award. Laurence Harper … for Piscataway and ordered the appointment of condemnation commissioners to determine the farm's fair market value as …
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… Prior to the divorce, defendant had an interest in two companies, Global Essence, Inc., and Global Essence UK, Ltd. … noticeable are required to be submitted to the court by way of affidavit or testimony."), and the evidence before … N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(j)(3)(g). The court conducted the requisite analysis here. The court also correctly declined to …
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… by Failing to Seek a Wade Hearing. c. The Trial Court Committed Reversible Error by Failing to Instruct the Jury … through a buccal swab. Defendant and Velasquez were tried together. After the trial commenced, co-defendant's counsel … It wasn't part of a strategy that he had. It wasn't, in any way, intended to goad the defendants into requesting any …
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… MARTIN, individually, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. CITY OF BRIDGETON; RENEWABLE JERSEY, LLC, Defendants-Respondents, and ROBERT REYERS and CLAUS AND REYERS COMPANY, a Delaware Corporation, Defendants. Argued May 17, … in this opinion is to be construed as indicating, one way or another, any opinion with regard to any future …
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… Judges Reisner, Koblitz and Rothstadt. On appeal from the Commissioner of Education. Eric L. Harrison argued the cause … administrative decisions, however, courts are "in no way bound by the agency's interpretation of a statute or its … the funding impact that charter schools had on Hoboken's budget, including the number of special needs students enrolled …
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… OF INCUMBENT LOCAL EXCHANGE CARRIER SERVICES AS COMPETITIVE ________________________________ Argued February … Board of Public Utilities (Board), which reclassified as competitive four telephone services provided by Verizon New … in New Jersey, have made substantial investments in two-way digital services and serve over 2.1 million of New …
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… she underwent surgery to repair a heart valve, and suffered complications when the surgeon lacerated her phrenic nerve. … parenting classes, and ceased attending these services altogether in July 2018. M.S. also missed two of Amy's doctor's … of the child." Id. at 379. "The second prong, in many ways, addresses considerations touched on in prong one." …
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… Grant Avenue, at which point defendant would enter an alleyway between 96 and 98 Grant Avenue and emerge soon after to … basis of hearsay or other evidence which may not be legally competent or admissible at trial"). Still, "[t]he grand jury … Court reasoned that "[w]hether [the] defendant had the requisite state of mind to commit the offense – the intent to …
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… trial judge erred by admitting and then misapplying fresh complaint testimony; and in relying on Child Sexual Abuse … truck to move her things, when she and J.W. began living together. In fall 2014, when she was 20 years old, Beth … during an argument, to explain why she sometimes acted the way she did. Her mother testified that she supported her …
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… motion for summary judgment and which dismissed the complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff sued Zolotorofe, his … less than 5,000 square feet of ground floor retail space, together with sufficient parking spaces, ingress, egress, and … 2) the proposed lot would have prohibited highway access; and 3) the variances required would …
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… jobs and returned to work full-time in January 2018. She completed her bachelor's degree in 2003 and then a master's … expense, of $14,070 per month. She explained her budget also included the proposed costs of purchasing a new … This matter was not litigated in an overly litigious [way]. Quite the opposite. However, [d]efendant is solely …
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… $894.69, dismissed defendant's counterclaim and third-party complaint, and denied defendant's request to compel and … the same causes of action set forth in her counterclaim. By way of the third-party pleading, defendant sought to enjoin … the case, i.e., does not make the case moot." Galloway Twp. Bd. of Educ. v. Galloway Twp. Educ. Ass'n, 78 N.J. …
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… from Oliver's. Defendant argued that trying the cases together would be unfairly prejudicial because the State … and police, the juror stated, "I just didn't appreciate the way he didn't acknowledge that I wasn't the person." A … testimony" which was significant as the evidence was "completely officer-based." With respect to the juror who was …
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… decision, issued by the Acting Superintendent, finding she committed two disciplinary violations and NOT FOR … service weapon was returned to her. Rather, she claimed by way of defense that she was unaware of the SOP that … who "are on limited duty, that had their weapons taken away, for medical reasons or other reasons, that still drive …
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… other items. He admitted to various individuals that he had committed the crime. He asked one individual to sell some of … to sell the jewelry and "bragging" to friends that he had committed the murder. However, he denied that he had … Acevedo, 205 N.J. at 47. 11 A-4312-17T2 conduct and the way familial and peer pressures may have affected him. [4] …
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… counts of the indictment. The prosecutor also agreed to recommend a twelve-year prison sentence with a three-year … that postal employees in northern New Jersey were targeting parcels that might contain narcotics and re- 5 … unlawful, we do not conclusively determine this issue one way or another. See Part II, n. 2, supra. It thus is …
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… 2C:39-5(b); second-degree possession of a weapon during the commission of a drug crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:39- 4.1(a); … next to whether the State has satisfied all of the prerequisites of the inevitable discovery doctrine. The leading … to his sister's home, located his vehicle, and drove it away using a spare key that he kept with him. He denied …