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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY MALA SUNDAR … (including Ocean Grove Homeowners’ Association), Bible studies, Youth programming, choir rehearsal, religious … its mission statement, charter, and By-Laws, are sufficient evidence that its incorporation fits into either …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS ___________________________________ … order to overcome the presumption, the evidence must be "sufficient to determine the value of the property under … storage facilities, and instrumentation to pump these ingredients to reactors on the subject property. 2. Reactors and …
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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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… from orders denying his motions to amend his first amended complaint and for reconsideration. He also challenges the … The court found plaintiff's motion "failed to provide a sufficient basis to grant the relief requested at this late … the Agreement involved him individually or Saini, P.A. He points to the Agreement's provisions regarding health and …
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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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… in court during the trial. During summation, the prosecutor commented on defendant’s not being Dewyer’s friend because … and possibly wearing a “red,” “orange,” or “yellow” hoodie.6 She further described the man as “brown.” The Carvers … statutory minimum, instead of a life sentence, did not suffice. In his pro se brief, defendant raised additional …
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… Court. In this appeal, the Court considers whether crimes committed by a defendant while under the age of eighteen may … Strikes Law ignores the constitutional constraints embodied in Miller v. Alabama, 567 U.S. 460 (2012), and State v. … This argument is unavailing. The statute to which defendant points illustrates plainly that the Legislature knows how to …
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… considers both the Open Public Records Act (OPRA) and the common law right of access. In February 2019, an attorney … in every case because review of the relevant factors may suffice in individual cases. (pp. 22-24) 8. Considering the … by a public records request. The Reporters Committee points to other states that allow access to records of …
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… J., writing for a unanimous Court. This appeal, and the companion case of State v. Hedgespeth, ___ N.J. ___ (2021), have in common an issue concerning the right to confrontation in the … to Carrion prior to his second statement to police were insufficient in these circumstances to ensure that his waiver …
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… and that the other penalties and fines he faced were not sufficiently onerous to trigger his right to a jury trial. … to 180 days’ incarceration, which could be served by completing a 90-day community service sentence and a combination of inpatient …
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… whistleblower retaliation claim premised on an employee’s complaints about wage and hour requirements is preempted by … modern contours of NLRA preemption were set forth in San Diego Building Trades Council v. Garmon, 359 U.S. 236 … Elk did not deviate from the seniority provisions, Puglia points out that a jury could still find a retaliatory motive …
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… I. On February 27, 2008, plaintiffs filed an amended complaint against defendants alleging breach of contract in … of the CFA. Moleski and Coakley also filed a third-party complaint against James Wall, seeking damages for his … the trial court erred by not answering the jury's question sufficiently and dismissing the jury after it demonstrated …
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… to - 15, which is a congressionally sanctioned interstate compact addressing the transfer of a prisoner from the … in Pennsylvania in connection with a series of burglaries committed in that state. In October 2017, defendant pled … court ultimately entered an order stating that trial had commenced for IAD purposes on July 24, 2018, when jury …
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… defendant permission to post the videos on social media and complained to him that the comments his followers left about her body caused her to be … The amended order sets forth "[w]hile the [c]ourt finds sufficient evidence to support a finding that . . . …
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… Defendant Brandon Washington was forcibly removed from a “Ladies Night” event after an argument with a security guard. … States v. Wade, 388 U.S. 218 (1967), and develop a more complete factual record. 1. Suggestive identification … law. In particular, the court found that Scott III “had sufficient opportunity to view the incident,” “his degree of …
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… the public posts, police issued a terroristic threats complaint against defendant. An officer testified that in addition to the “[w]orry about a head shot” comment, he was concerned from the Facebook posts that … v. Colorado, 600 U.S. 66, 79 (2023) -- is constitutionally sufficient for a “true threats” prosecution under N.J.S.A. …
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… by name at her home. Defendant maintained that he did not commit the carjacking and stated, “[i]f it’s me that you’re … the carjacking charge. Under N.J.S.A. 2C:28-5(a), a person commits third-degree witness tampering “if, believing that … 2C:28-5, which Counterman found was constitutionally insufficient.” The ACLU, however, asks us to strike down …
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… station, Gansel worked with Officer Christopher Heffner to complete the paperwork and observe defendant for a … Joseph Tafuni, to challenge the Alcotest readings. At the commencement of the hearing, defendant's attorney objected … should have been excluded. He also contends there was "no sufficient legal basis for the stop." Additionally, defendant …
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… lacked the requisite expertise 2 Pursuant to New Jersey's comparative negligence statute, as set forth in N.J.S.A. … changes or whether the arrow board was on, he did not have sufficient time to stop his vehicle and avoid the collision. … deposition, Dr. Guzzardi did not cite to any articles or studies in support of his opinion, which he stated was based on …