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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY MONMOUTH … modification APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION June 23, 2022 COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS 2 to child support does not bar … N.J. Super. at 73. There, the child was retroactively deemed emancipated on May 20, 1988. Although the application to …
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… . . . ."). Upon receiving the notice, the principal of CACS completed and returned an Employer Certification stating the … the school management's decision, in assessing its more immediate instructional needs, not to renew [Harwelik's] … factors. [Allstars Auto Grp., Inc. v. N.J. Motor Vehicle Comm'n, 234 N.J. 150, 157 (2018) (quoting Stallworth, 208 …
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… tractor trailer." Falloon was a professional driver with a commercial driver's license since the 1980s. He did not … always loads and unloads." Falloon said he normally assumed customers were professionals and knew how to unload … facilitate the flow of traffic. See also La Russa v. Four Points at Sheraton Hotel, 360 N.J. Super. 156, 161 (2003) …
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… a first-degree offense. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of twenty-eight years with eighty-five … of the plea. The judge asked defendant if he was on any medication or other substances, and defendant answered he … mental condition if doing so is "critical" to making a competent trial strategy decision. State v. Savage, 120 N.J. …
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… decision upholding a hearing officer's determination Scott committed prohibited act *.204, use of prohibited … intoxicants, or related paraphernalia not prescribed by the medical or dental staff, N.J.A.C. 10A:4-4.1(a)(3)(vii). … staff served Scott with a disciplinary report charging he committed prohibited act *.204. The charge was founded on a …
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… other officers, introduced himself to defendant and informed her that he was investigating the collision. Defendant … and, in response to the detective's introduction, she complained of chest pain and informed the detective "she … affect her judgment, and joked with detectives at certain points of the interrogation. The State claims that …
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… Risk Classification, based on a score of forty-four points on the Registrant Risk Assessment Scale (RRAS). After … in B.D.'s arguments and affirm. Megan's Law was designed to combat "the danger of recidivism posed by sex offenders." In … Individuals scoring seventy-four or higher are deemed to be at 4 This adjustment accounts for the fact that …
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… a victim. She appeals from an order denying her motion to compel her admission into the Pretrial Intervention Program … had been slashed. When the officers responded, Susan informed them that she believed defendant was responsible because … as a mandate. In support of that argument, defendant points to the part of the March 17, 2020 letter that states …
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… from a June 25, 2021 order adjudicating the parties' competing requests regarding defendant's alimony obligation … $100,000 per year. Plaintiff owned and operated a mediation business earning approximately $30,000 per year. … pay; plaintiff's need for continued support; each party's income and assets, 4 A-3541-20 including a home plaintiff …
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… from Dalce. The NJSP did not know defendant was coming. Using information they obtained through their CI, … in the front passenger seat of [the Toyota] which he claimed possession of." It found Detective Rodriguez's cold … N.J. Super. 508, 517 (App. Div. 1964)). Each Woodson factor points toward an unconstitutional intrusion on defendant's …
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… MRI, LLC, JAMES J. STUPPINO, HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, MEHL ELECTRIC CO., AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC., … and H. LOUIS ESLER, JR., Defendants, and CNA INSURANCE COMPANIES, Defendant-Respondent. … Is An Insured." AVT was not included on the "Additional Named Insureds Schedule." However, the Policy contained a …
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… 22, 2010 order granting summary judgment and dismissing her complaint against defendant AT&T. We affirm. Baader, an at … accident during her leave. Dr. Bunales provided the initial medical opinion that Baader should be held out of work. … of her continued employment with AT&T. Specifically, she points to the language of Corisdeo's letter and her …
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… Haas and Natali. On appeal from the Division of Workers' Compensation, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, … decision denying his motion for temporary disability and medical benefits under the Workers' Compensation Act, … as the fact that it had already autofused in 2016." These points, she concluded, "provide[] definitive objective proof …
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… days of trial testimony on plaintiff's domestic violence complaint. Plaintiff and defendant married in 2011 and are … in 2022. On May 6, 2022, plaintiff asserted defendant slammed the door on her hand during an argument. According to … run up steps when the[ir] soon-to-be-ex-wife . . . is . . . coming down the steps slowly. You could still come up the …
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… conditions which require further review, and certain immediate changes in his daily life routines." Defendant … adjournment request, the record reflects defendant was in communication with the trial court's law clerk and court … require vacatur of both orders. 12 A-3248-21 Defendant points only to his surprise in losing his motion for …
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… child in defendant's care on April 4, 2010. Defendant claimed at trial that he placed the child in a bathtub full of … failure to subpoena Hua prevented him from presenting a complete defense. Following oral argument, the PCR judge … defendant's case was not prejudiced, and the outcome was not affected, by Dr. Hua's failure to appear. III. …
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… of her autoimmune sequela, Thomas requested a work accommodation for "an area without direct exposure to air … from her physician. At the DOC's request, Thomas attended a medical examination with Shari Diamond, D.O. Dr. Diamond … The DOC acknowledged the diagnosis and made a reasonable accommodation, which Thomas found satisfactory. Thomas …
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… yelled at her on multiple occasions and made her feel uncomfortable and unsafe. Plaintiff explained they had "been … time now and . . . he ha[d], on multiple occasions, screamed in [her] face. [H]e scream[ed] in [her] face to the … items he [had] given her such as [an] iPad, phone, [and] computer by smashing them or put[ting] a hammer through …
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… 2 A-1357-21 This appeal arises out of a dispute between a commercial landlord and a guarantor of a tenant's lease … judgment. I. WH Associates owns real property in Hoboken, commonly known as the Court Street Plaza (the Property). … After TSI Hoboken vacated the premises, WH Associates claimed it made efforts to re-rent the space but was not able to …
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… Were Not Voluntarily Provided Because the Detectives Made Comments That Undermined His Miranda Warnings. II. THE … the mother's interview, she and J.M. were transported to Community Medical Center for a forensic medical examination. J.M. was …