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… before entry of a final foreclosure judgment, and that her computer software could calculate arrearages “within a … in having the foreclosure judgment overturned and reclaimed their property. Plaintiffs brought this action under the … the Borough violated their constitutional, statutory, and common law rights to reclaim their property. The trial court …
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… incident related to the County’s selection of workers’ compensation counsel in 2014. Plaintiff testified that, … would be “illegal” to accept a substituted page. She confirmed at her deposition that “[t]here was no page switched … County’s contract with Ballard Spahr was not the result of competitive bidding and was “non-fair” and “non-open.” …
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… writing for the Court. These consolidated appeals present a common legal issue: whether state or federal constitutional … the appellate court reversed H.B.’s conviction and affirmed the dismissal of R.B.’s indictment. The Court granted … 02 (2003) (emphasis added). And, as the State correctly points out in its argument, other state supreme courts also …
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… would be conducted through a private arbitration and mediation organization called JAMS and contained a hyperlink … malpractice action against Dickey and the Sills firm. The complaint alleged that Dickey and Sills negligently represented him. The 2 complaint also alleged that the mandatory arbitration …
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… before entry of a final foreclosure judgment, and that her computer software could calculate arrearages “within a … in having the foreclosure judgment overturned and reclaimed their property. Plaintiffs brought this action under the … the Borough violated their constitutional, statutory, and common law rights to reclaim their property. The trial court …
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… Dining, LLC, owned and operated a fine dining restaurant named Ursino in a Kean University building. In October 2011, … restaurant provides students and members of the University community “an alternative dining experience”; Gourmet … on the University grounds and provides the University with compostable waste. 459 N.J. Super. 323, 327, 334-35 (App. …
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… the trial court’s decision dismissing plaintiff Amy Skuse’s complaint against her former employer, Pfizer, Inc., and … to be enforced. If you begin or continue working for the Company sixty (60) days after receipt of this Agreement, … this Agreement will be effective, and you will be deemed to have consented to, ratified and accepted this …
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… Sean Courter’s report stated that Jeter refused “multiple commands to shut off the vehicle and show me his hands,” and “verbal commands to open the door.” Trinidad’s report stated that he … direct examination, the State asked Jeter why he conducted media interviews. Jeter explained that he “did the …
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… sentence relate to six incidents: (1) the June 24, 2010 armed robbery of a Cherry Hill resident in his home, where the … and that certain sentences arising from crimes committed in the same criminal episodes should run … defendant so that it may consider whether certain offenses committed within the same criminal episode warrant …
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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 … and my butt.” However, John stated that a little boy named Alex sat near him and that the little boys and big boys …
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… the Court. This appeal arises from a discovery dispute in a medical malpractice action involving a hospital’s and its … medical record turned over in discovery. Plaintiff filed a complaint alleging deviations from standards of medical care … 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 … The Appellate Division rejected the argument and affirmed. The panel reasoned that a trial court may rely on … acceptance of hearsay testimony as proof that defendant committed a new offense in violation of probation.” 228 N.J. …
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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 … and the prosecutor represented that his office was not informed of defendant’s municipal court proceedings. Despite …
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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 construction, an Old Bridge Township official informed the NJDEP that slag was being dumped into Raritan Bay. …
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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 … (pp. 32-37) The judgment of the Appellate Division is AFFIRMED. JUSTICES LaVECCHIA, ALBIN, PATTERSON, FERNANDEZ-VINA, … more expansive protection than federal law. She also points to decisions from other states. L.A. also contends …
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… spilled from the blue bags onto the rear floorboard. He “immediately identified” the spilled items as “bricks of … possession of heroin, and second-degree conspiracy to commit racketeering. Gonzales moved to suppress the … 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, … on constitutionally-impermissible grounds of presumed group bias. (pp. 15-17) 3. In 2009, this Court revisited …
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… and fees. Defendant appealed, and the Law Division affirmed the denial of his request for a jury trial, as well as … 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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… sexual contact with a minor to whom he is related, has committed a “sole sex offense” within the scope of the … the Megan’s Law internet registry. An appellate panel affirmed the trial court’s determination that N.B. was not … multiple offenses against a single victim at different points in time precluded the application of the …
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… by probable cause and the sample was obtained in a medically reasonable manner. The panel thus reasoned that … test results when the police merely followed an asserted, commonly held understanding of Schmerber’s requirements in … blood test of a drunk driving suspect. Defendant points out (1) that the Supreme Court’s remand signaled its …