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… THE DIRECTOR OF THE NEW JERSEY DIVISION ON CIVIL RIGHTS, Complainants-Respondents, v. DANE CONSTRUCTION CO., and PAT … not filed a brief. PER CURIAM Defendants, Dane Construction Company (Dane) and its principal Pat Buckley, appeal from … court must survey the record to determine whether there is sufficient credible competent evidence in the record to …
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… David Richardson of aggravated sexual assault during the commission of a burglary, burglary, theft, possession of a … next brought B.M. to the living room where her laptop computer was located. B.M. testified that defendant, while … the locking mechanism prevented the window from opening sufficiently to allow defendant entry through the window as …
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… (NJLAD), N.J.S.A. 10:5-1 to -50, and retaliation complaint against defendant and other defendants, which was … advisory, consultative, deliberative, or attorney-client communications under N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1.1. The judge also … because AGREAT's "purported [generalized] interest is insufficient to overcome the strong presumption of …
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… him as a Tier II sex offender under the registration and community notification provisions of "Megan's Law," N.J.S.A. … the State assessed the maximum score of fifteen points against him on this factor, based on the allegation … of re-offense or recidivism and in sustaining civil remedies. Id. at 91-92. The Court then focused on cases in New …
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… between fantasy and reality, and who was declared incompetent as a witness by the court, was permitted to testify pursuant to the incompetency proviso of N.J.R.E. 803(c)(27). The Court … court to assess whether the State’s remaining evidence is sufficient to prove the adjudication beyond a reasonable …
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… medical record turned over in discovery. Plaintiff filed a complaint alleging deviations from standards of medical care … non-privileged facts about plaintiff’s care that sufficiently addressed the information requested in … with more information than the PSA requires. The NJHA points to PSA language that a hospital need advise a patient …
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… lot, Zundel ordered them to stop. The minivan driver complied, but the Mercedes driver did not. Zundel was unable … acceptance of hearsay testimony as proof that defendant committed a new offense in violation of probation.” 228 N.J. … for relying on hearsay, and the hearsay evidence was not sufficiently reliable for its asserted purpose of …
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… which a defendant is barred from asserting contribution and common-law indemnification claims against a public entity … a percentage of fault to a public entity pursuant to the Comparative Negligence Act and the Joint Tortfeasors … a judge of the Superior Court,” if there is a showing of “sufficient reasons constituting extraordinary circumstances” …
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… police officer. Defendant was charged in a warrant complaint with possession of marijuana with intent to … charging defendant with the offenses in the warrant complaint. Defendant then appeared pro se in municipal court … test in this case; going forward, for offenses committed after the issuance of this opinion, the …
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… appeal, the Court determines whether the New Jersey Spill Compensation and Control Act (Spill Act), N.J.S.A. … land grant and building permit for the seawall, and completed the project during the early 1970s. During the … or its government of any of its prerogatives, rights or remedies, unless the intention of the legislature to effect such …
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… 2013, with the agency’s consent, J.E.V. and D.G.V. filed a complaint for adoption. The court entered an order … Instead, they claimed that CHS and the trial court “sufficiently advised [L.A.] of her right to 10 counsel.” They … more expansive protection than federal law. She also points to decisions from other states. L.A. also contends …
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… possession of heroin, and second-degree conspiracy to commit racketeering. Gonzales moved to suppress the … that the discovery was inadvertent was supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record, and the appellate … N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10(a)(1); and second-degree conspiracy to commit racketeering, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. …
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… discrimination in jury selection. In July 2005, defendant committed a series of shootings, killing one man and … the jury convicted defendant of two counts of conspiracy to commit murder, and one count each of attempted murder, … challenges. Because this did not occur, there was sufficient support for the initial remand ordered by the …
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… were after her. She also reported auditory hallucinations commanding self-harm. Officers transported T.E. to the … that T.E. be immediately scheduled with him upon “decompensation.” In a separate assessment later in November … of information about T.E.’s ongoing hallucinations are sufficient to establish foreseeability under J.S. Coleman …
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… 2. In order for lay opinion testimony to satisfy the first component of N.J.R.E. 701, the witness must testify based on … 5. Here, Annese’s contacts with defendant were more than sufficient to enable her to identify him in the surveillance … call stated that she had seen a male wearing a black hoodie over his head enter J.M.’s apartment, and that she heard …
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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 … The Court does not pass judgment on the weight or the sufficiency of the evidence presented by DCPP, but rather … -- consistent with traditional res ipsa principles embodied in N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.46(a)(2).10 Nevertheless, DCPP argues …
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… the time” to give him either the total amount or the per diem interest rate. Winberry testified that he then offered … before entry of a final foreclosure judgment, and that her computer software could calculate arrearages “within a … that we have corrected). 6 Whether plaintiffs have sufficiently pled a claim against the Borough under the New …
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… incident related to the County’s selection of workers’ compensation counsel in 2014. Plaintiff testified that, … County’s contract with Ballard Spahr was not the result of competitive bidding and was “non-fair” and “non-open.” … Albin finds that, on the summary judgment record, there is sufficient evidence that defendant Cape May County and …
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… writing for the Court. These consolidated appeals present a common legal issue: whether state or federal constitutional … registration requirements constitute non-punitive civil remedies rather than criminal 15 Distilled to its essence then, … 02 (2003) (emphasis added). And, as the State correctly points out in its argument, other state supreme courts also …
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… malpractice action against Dickey and the Sills firm. The complaint alleged that Dickey and Sills negligently … to the Firm” will be submitted to arbitration -- was sufficiently broad to encompass a claim of legal malpractice. … under the RPCs and by trespassing on the domain of the bodies responsible for promulgating new 18 ethical obligations …