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… 2016, through prior counsel, plaintiff filed an eight-count complaint against defendants, followed by a first- 4 … [I]nterference [W]ith [E]njoyment of an [E]asement (Trespassing/ACP took away my membership rights)[.] POINT V … [the FHA]." In re Adoption of 2003 Low Income Housing Tax Credit Qualified Allocation Plan, 369 N.J. Super. 2, 42 …
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… his opinion consistent with the order in which the complaints under the PDVA were filed. 3 A-3249-19 apartment … under the assault statute." 12 A-3249-19 The judge also credited plaintiff's testimony over that of defendant before … testimony that defendant assaulted him in the recent past. We discern no abuse of discretion in the issuance of …
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… three houses away from her mother's house, on the opposite side of the street. The second incident occurred while … with her brother in the car, and defendant, who was driving past her in the opposite direction, "turned [his car] around … character, and gave specific examples including her opening credit cards under his name without permission, owing him …
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… on November 3, 2021, and that he just happened to drive past their business's tow truck with his friend driving it. … partners terminating their marriage. The court further credited S.A.P.'s testimony that J.L. punched, grabbed, … sex in exchange for doing business for her. J.L. relies on Chernesky v. Federacy, 346 N.J. Super 34 (2001), for the …
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… of counsel in connection with his plea, we reverse the order denying his motion and remand for that hearing. We … was indicted on charges of second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery and robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and … argue for less time. Instead, he claimed "[t]he direct opposite was conveyed to [defendant], (continued) result of a …
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… of Labor and Industry in July 1960 as an assistant to the commissioner. During his service with the department, he was an assistant to the …
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… authorized to practice law; or lawyers employed in a legal services organization or the legal department of a … person to a proposed course of conduct after the lawyer has communicated adequate information and explanation about the … the isolated lawyer is obligated to protect under these Rules or other law. … "Substantial" … when used in reference …
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… table. Rather, the only rule and statutory prerequisites for the court’s review of a final county equalization … part of our local property tax system since June 10, 1799. Passaic v. Passaic Cty. Bd. of Taxation, 18 N.J. 371, 382 … judgment accordingly. The difference shall be debited or credited, as the case may be, to each taxing district on …
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… Accountability Continuum (NJQSAC). The five areas encompassed by NJQSAC are instruction and program, personnel, … courses and opportunities for students to take 10 A-3642-22 credit-bearing courses at local colleges, when in the past … Allen-McMillan. 19 A-3642-22 and technology specialists, teachers, and guidance counselors, that were reduced as a …
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… table. Rather, the only rule and statutory prerequisites for the court’s review of a final county equalization … part of our local property tax system since June 10, 1799. Passaic v. Passaic Cty. Bd. of Taxation, 18 N.J. 371, 382 … judgment accordingly. The difference shall be debited or credited, as the case may be, to each taxing district on …
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… Accountability Continuum (NJQSAC). The five areas encompassed by NJQSAC are instruction and program, personnel, … courses and opportunities for students to take 10 A-3642-22 credit-bearing courses at local colleges, when in the past … Allen-McMillan. 19 A-3642-22 and technology specialists, teachers, and guidance counselors, that were reduced as a …
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… fit. Like Vanderbilt, Wilentz was a judicial leader whose accomplishments have been recognized by lawyers, scholars and … of a Weintraub, the authority of a Vanderbilt, and the compassion of a Hughes." Brian O’Reilly, The Next Chief … educational funding was substantially equal to that of richer districts. The Court determined that poorer urban …
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… I went to Newark to have a haircut in the morning, so I passed by and I thought that I could see, you know, stop by … detail" and was corroborated by other witnesses, the court credited her version of events over defendant's. … whether a defendant's conduct is likely to cause the requisite annoyance or alarm to the victim, . . . defendant's …
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… and pointed the knife at plaintiff. Defendant pushed past plaintiff and walked toward her car. Defendant said "he … ever threaten to shoot me again." Conversely, the judge credited plaintiff's unrefuted testimony that defendant … only the following brief remarks. Citing our decision in Chernesky v. Fedorczyk, 346 N.J. Super. 34 (App. Div. 2001), …
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… battery. While doing so, a shopping bag fell from the same compartment, which appeared to contain a handgun. Police … present matter with those in Wade, the court nonetheless credited defendant's arguments. The court therefore found … the petitioners appealed their convictions for criminal trespass for failing to leave a store after being asked to do …
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… 2C:12-1. On May 18, 2022, plaintiff amended her TRO complaint (ATRO), adding additional facts to include the … do anything. The last time defendant choked her, plaintiff passed out. She remembered "everything going black for a few … N.J.S.A. 2C:25-19(d). 11 A-0099-22 Here, the trial judge credited plaintiff's testimony and found that that defendant …
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… was aware, required her to "control [her]self" to avoid passing out. She recalled defendant ran to the front door at … only did so after requesting she give it to him. The court credited plaintiff's detailed account of the September 30 … court erred in finding that plaintiff established the requisite intent to harass. Intent to harass is often difficult …
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… was aware, required her to "control [her]self" to avoid passing out. She recalled defendant ran to the front door at … only did so after requesting she give it to him. The court credited plaintiff's detailed account of the September 30 … court erred in finding that plaintiff established the requisite intent to harass. Intent to harass is often difficult …
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… battery. While doing so, a shopping bag fell from the same compartment, which appeared to contain a handgun. Police … present matter with those in Wade, the court nonetheless credited defendant's arguments. The court therefore found … the petitioners appealed their convictions for criminal trespass for failing to leave a store after being asked to do …
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… and pointed the knife at plaintiff. Defendant pushed past plaintiff and walked toward her car. Defendant said "he … ever threaten to shoot me again." Conversely, the judge credited plaintiff's unrefuted testimony that defendant … only the following brief remarks. Citing our decision in Chernesky v. Fedorczyk, 346 N.J. Super. 34 (App. Div. 2001), …