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… assistance payments from 1980 until 2002, when their income exceeded the Section 8 threshold, requiring them to pay … rent increase under the standard of unconscionability embodied in New Jersey's Anti-Eviction Act, pursuant to N.J.S.A. … by the HUD regulations. Indeed, other than housing subsidies, HUD's regulatory control A-1305-18T3 16 affords …
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… "limit[ed] expungement to A-4210-18T3 4 offenders who have committed no more than an isolated infraction in an … clearly intended to bar expungement when the offender has committed a second crime at an earlier or later time, … . . . the person has been convicted of multiple crimes or a combination of one or more crimes and one or more disorderly …
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… conducting surveillance in the vicinity of a condominium complex located in the township. The complex was known to Taranto as a high crime area, which … GMC Terrain vehicle with tinted front windows parked in the complex 's lot. The vehicle bore Georgia registration; a …
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… This litigation began in April 2015 when plaintiffs filed a complaint and order to show cause to enforce their OPRA … there is no longer an expectation of privacy. Citing Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36 (1997), he stated: "[T]he fact … 2020, pending this appeal. Defendants raise the following points on appeal: I. PLAINTIFFS['] OPRA REQUEST SHOULD HAVE …
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… cohabiting, the judge also mistakenly weighed the parties' competing sworn statements and accepted as true Cynthia's … we assume Landau correctly held that a family judge cannot compel discovery when only some of the indicia of … from the evidence he had marshaled. When presented with competing certifications that create a genuine dispute about …
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… and J.D. were minors. The State filed juvenile delinquency complaints against J.D. and moved to waive certain charges … 2020, J.D. was charged with delinquency in seven juvenile complaints. Some of the complaints issued in 2020 superseded complaints issued in …
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… might be others inside, along with the handgun they had come to retrieve. 6 A-2503-18T3 After entering the dwelling … authority to arrest defendant. Once the arrest was accomplished, the arrest warrants were fulfilled, and the …
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… defendant Francis P. Linnus's motion to dismiss the complaint for failure to state a claim upon which relief may … claims the court erred as a matter of law by finding the complaint did not assert a timely malpractice claim under … record on appeal. Defendant moved to dismiss plaintiff's complaint pursuant to Rule 4:6- 2(e), which required the …
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… children, one of whom, J.D., was A.T.'s age. The assaults commenced in October 1997 and ended in February 2002; A.T. … FOR [PCR] BECAUSE THE STATE'S [CHILD SEXUAL ASSAULT ACCOMMODATION SYNDROME (CSAAS)] EVIDENCE ADMITTED AT … hold that expert testimony about CSAAS in general, and its component behaviors other than delayed disclosure, may no …
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… (count three). The charges stemmed from defendant's commission of an armed robbery with a fake gun at a Wendy's … the State would move to dismiss the remaining counts, and recommend a twelve-year sentence, subject to an eighty-five … an eleven-year NERA sentence, instead of the twelve years recommended by the State. On July 28, 2017, defendant filed a …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5141-13T2 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, BUREAU OF ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE … and Guadagno. On appeal from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Agency Docket No. RBHS-018- 09/0601-0058. … leases for the occupancy of their room and use of the common areas. The Foundation pays the utilities, real estate …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant/ Cross-Respondent, v. SUSSEX COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND SOPHIE DUTKOWSKI, … the cause for respondents/cross-appellants Sussex County Community College and Sophie Dutkowski (Hill Wallack LLP, … was a factor in the happening of the accident. Thus, the gradient of the roadway is irrelevant. Nevertheless, plaintiff …
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… well-reasoned oral decision. We add only the following comments. I. We derive the following facts from the record … in Keyport's BID. Plaintiff's business includes producing commercial advertisements on cable television and on … and other law of this State providing civil remedies for misappropriation of a trade secret." N.J.S.A. …
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… & Reath, LLP, attorneys; Andy S. Norin, 1 The Law Division Complaint, the order appealed from, and some of the briefs … to address the board. . . . 4 A-3515-17T2 Team Rhodi points out the absence of notice to the public that if the … measure of repose to actions taken against public bodies.'" Id. at 423 (quoting Washington Twp. Zoning Bd. v. …
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… TRANSPORTATION, INC., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. TRADER JOE'S COMPANY, INC., WORLD CLASS DISTRIBUTION, INC., and NFI … Gibbons PC, attorneys for respondents Trader Joe's Company, Inc., and World Class Distribution, Inc. (Howard D. … order denying its motion for leave to amend its initial complaint and granting defendants' Trader Joe's Company …
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… and Carlo DiLizia summary judgment dismissing plaintiffs' complaint and denying plaintiffs' motion for partial summary … This appeal followed. Plaintiffs raise the following points: I. IT WAS NOT THE TOWN THAT WAS ENTITLED TO SUMMARY … in violation of procedural due process, the harm may be remedied by conducting whatever process was originally due …
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… sending a Rule 1:4-8 letter. NJAM asserted the MCPO's "pre-complaint motion" was "procedurally improper and utterly … (1) the MCPO's motion was denied; and (2) the court ordered complete disclosure of the 911 call. HNT responded to the … its motion. HNT repeated its intent to file an OPRA complaint and suggested the MCPO could assert all applicable …
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… L-0379-15. Mark G. Toscano argued the cause for appellant (Comegno Law Group, PC, attorneys; Mark G. Toscano and … a day. The rate was $36,720, or $4,590 a month, plus a per diem charge if the school psychologist worked more than "180 … agreement," Hackettstown was required to provide "all per diem certificated personnel . . . 200 minutes of prep time …
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… bottom and sustaining severe injuries. Plaintiff filed a complaint against both TPSD and Pool World, alleging failure … "The admission or exclusion of expert testimony is committed to the sound discretion of the trial court." Id. … displayed "examples of appropriate safety signage" and recommended: "Ask your customers to post NSPI safety signs and …
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… specimen taken from the scene of an unsolved burglary. The Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) database operates on both … of the second inquiry. The Forensics Office cannot comply with federal requirements or advance its … that the difficulty presented in this case cannot be remedied by requiring hand-delivery of all routine offender DNA …