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… Middlesex County, Indictment No. 18-11-1521. Patrick Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for … controlled dangerous substance (CDS) offenses allegedly committed on August 22, 2018—including strict liability for … contends that the August 22 and August 23 charges were sufficiently similar to justify permissive joinder, asserting …
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… examiner opined that defendant's conduct was repetitive, compulsive, and stemmed from feelings of sexual attraction … stated that defendant was amenable to treatment and recommended that he be incarcerated at the ADTC. At the … here, concluded defendant's remaining arguments lacked sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion, …
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… their health care benefit premiums based on their annual income. N.J.S.A. 52:14-17.28(c). Chapter 78 contains two … shall contribute 1.5% of base salary toward premium, commencing May 21, 2010. New employees hired after January … the Union's other arguments, we conclude they are without sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …
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… debts, credit-card debts, distribution of rental income, and attorneys' fees. He also complains that Judge … pay half of defendant's loans incurred in her doctoral studies, he argues that her 13 A-4130-19 studies did not … evidence supporting the existence of such loans. Plaintiff points to no evidence overlooked by the judge, and we …
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… Gooden Brown and Gummer. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 3-3/20A. Whipple … in attendance included William Gaurlich, a social studies teacher; Eric Crespo, the "Associate Chief Academic … to determine whether Woz U would become a vendor was not sufficient evidence "to show that Capers surrendered his …
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… defendant declined his request and charged him $1,256.71, comprised of three months of late fees, a collection fee, … request. Evans' October 2014 payment was declined for insufficient funds and she was charged a $25 fee. Defendant … claim was improper. 14 A-4438-15T1 In opposition, defendant points out the form of the contracts at issue was subject to …
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… employer to accept from another employer employment which commences not more than seven days after the individual … first employer after accepting new employment that was to commence within seven days; her new employer, however, … employment which commences within the seven-day period is sufficient.3 3 We also reject the Board's argument that the …
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… "missed the window to have him put the refills in the computer," plaintiff had to see a cardiologist instead in … to take him home. On April 13, 2018, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants in the Law Division alleging he … in the light most favorable to the non-moving party, [is] sufficient to permit a rational factfinder to resolve the …
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… Division order dismissing with prejudice his second amended complaint. Moss sought to enjoin defendant New Jersey … forests, and vernal pools. Vernal pools are temporary bodies of water, which retain winter-spring precipitation, but … less-than-600-foot buffer around a vernal pool may not be sufficient to maintain 'viable and sustainable' populations …
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… development of the record, we need not discuss the facts comprehensively. The following details will suffice for our purposes. Plaintiff Megan LePore ("the … executive in the pharmaceutical industry, netting annual income between $300,000 to $1.38 million between 2000-2007, …
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… Law Division, Union County, Docket No. LT-002242-19. Community Health Law Project, attorneys for appellant (Meena … that provides 172 units of affordable housing to low-income senior and disabled tenants. Its receipt of Department … and Urban Development (HUD) funding is conditioned on compliance with HUD regulations, which include housing units …
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… 37. She appeals from the trial court's order dismissing her complaint in lieu of prerogative writs. Renewing arguments … the variance under (c)(1) or (c)(2), the Board found, with sufficient support in the record, that the development would … challenge to the setback variance. Sadowe's remaining points require only brief comment. We reject her argument …
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… retriev[ed defendant's] clothes after the interrogation was completed[.]" That procedure entailed defendant "being … of the offense). But, because the trial court did not comport with Rule 1:7-4(a), we are compelled to remand with … of defendant's reply brief to the trial court was insufficient to bring the matter to that court's attention. See …
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… Riverfront in Weehawken for the purpose of constructing a combined sanitary and storm sewer system. Following a bench … Easement A, lasting ten months, is designed to provide sufficient space for construction activities for Permanent … including an assessment of the experts' varying viewpoints, reaffirming its original decision stating: [T]his …
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… of his alimony obligation based on a reduction of his income following his retirement. The Family Part granted the … erred by considering his retirement account, and the income earned from the account, in its calculation of the … without precisely determining the amount of plaintiff's income from the retirement account and the increase in the …
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… The October 1, 2019 order denied defendant's request to compel plaintiff/ex-husband to sell their marital home and … the hearing regarding the value of the home were more than sufficient in highlighting the issues and what would be … In this ensuing appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE TRIAL COURT ERRED WHEN …
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… Allison neglected David, ten months old at the time, and completed a Dodd removal3 of him on that date. Two days … inaction of their biological parents can constitute injury sufficient to authorize the termination of parental rights." … harmed David nor endangered his health and development. She points to the substantial documentation in the record …
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… to post proper notice of its restrictions, there is insufficient evidence supporting the Law Division's findings, … N.J.S.A. 2C:43-3.2, and $50 to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-3.1. This appeal … findings so long as they are supported by sufficient competent evidence in the record, State v. Reece, 222 N.J. …
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… child to suffer from neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS), commonly known as withdrawal, in the days after her birth. … diagnosis and the opinions in the hospital records were sufficiently trustworthy to warrant their admission under … the court's decision.5 This appeal follows. N.S. raises two points: (1) the trial court erred by granting DCPP's motion …
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… SERVICES, INC., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ROCKHILL INSURANCE COMPANY and STATE AUTO INSURANCE COMPANIES, … of the parties will be fulfilled." Flomerfelt v. Cardiello, 202 N.J. 432, 441 (2010). See also Hardy, 198 N.J. … its insurer. We conclude its related arguments are without sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …