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… General, argued the cause for respondent New Jersey Commissioner of Education (Matthew J. Platkin, Attorney … of N.J.S.A. 18A:13-47.11 should not be disturbed unless "plainly unreasonable," which it is not; (2) the school … we determine an ordinary reading leads to the opposite conclusion than argued by the Boards. Therefore, by …
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… I THE TRIAL COURT ABUSED ITS DISCRETION BY ALLOWING FRESH COMPLAINT TESTIMONY. POINT II THE STATE AND COURT COERCED … her vagina, over her clothes, moving his hand in circles. A separate incident occurred in the Scotch Plains home … with yes or no. No questioning. I feel like it's almost compensation for you ruining my childhood. Okay. Bad bye. I …
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… two orders granting summary judgment dismissal of their complaint against defendants Township of Union (the … that's up now, can you tell me if the cracks and the holes that you could see, if those would have been noticed for … Inc., 89 N.J. 270, 283 (1982). 25 A-2749-22 "A prerequisite to recovery on a negligence theory is a duty owed by …
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… Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, or the common law right of public access, mandates disclosure of an … the November 17 email in our prior opinion. 6 A-2395-22 Unless otherwise provided by law, if an order of expungement … N.J. 541, 578 (2017)). As to the first prong, "[t]he requisite interest necessary to accord a plaintiff standing to …
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… DOCKET NO. OCN-L-1714-19 CIVIL ACTION OPINION This matter comes before the Court on application of the Defendant’s … of the policies agreed to by the seven patients’ families unless a specific exception was granted by Oscar or Optum. … Defendants insist that this does not show the requisite meeting of the minds. Finally, Defendants contend that …
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… (Division). 3 A-2238-21 The same day, the Division visited J.H.'s home. A Division case worker first spoke with … [her] boobs." At that point, K.H. entered the living room, complaining she was sick. Defendant yelled at K.H. to return … Basically, you would really have to have my back to the fullest and not appear in court at any of my hearings after you …
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… R. 1:36-3. 2 A-2302-21 HARTFORD UNDERWRITERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Respondent-Appellant/ Cross-Respondent, and NEW … benefits. It concluded, under dual employment principles, that all three carriers were equally liable to provide … Workers' Compensation Statute which speaks to the requisite proofs required to demonstrate compliance with the …
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… v. JERMAINE VENABLE, a/k/a JERMAINE R. VENABLES, JERMAINE ALFORD, JAMIR SAULTERS, JERMAINE SAULTERS, and … 2C:11-3(a)(1)(2) (count one); first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) … commission of the murder of Rojas; and possessed the requisite criminal state of mind. In other words, defendant could …
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… A jury convicted defendant Laquan A. McCall of the lesser included offense of second-degree reckless … bar. While outside, Harvey received a call from Tanner to come and get Melara, who was highly intoxicated and causing … footage of the parking lot from a nearby apartment complex. This footage showed two men entering a black car …
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… REVERSIBLE ERROR. 3 A-3756-15T2 POINT II THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY PRECLUDING STAR FROM … and omissions regarding its "programmatic" accreditation for surgical technologists. But, because we … under the ST law, they added a disclaimer to their website indicating that their exam was not accepted in New …
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… Errors Warrants Reversal. POINT II – THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN ADVISING THE JURY TWICE THAT … death or serious bodily injury. Now, and that has to be accompanied by the manner in which it is used would lead the … court told 6 A-0749-16T1 the jury it could not convict unless it found that defendant used the knife in a manner that …
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… Law Division, Essex County, Indictment No. 14-01-0314. Charles J. Uliano argued the cause for appellant (Chamlin, … officer, was convicted of second-degree conspiracy to commit official misconduct, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. … OF THE COURT TO CHARGE THE JURY AS TO THE REQUIREMENT TO COMPLY WITH AN OFFICER'S DIRECTION. (Not Raised Below). …
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… and surgery, but held no license in Maryland. He alleged he complied with Maryland law by performing the procedures in … offices. Patients who were between fourteen weeks LMP but less than twenty-four weeks LMP were designated on their … stated the Maryland Board had a form posted on its website since 2003 that had to be submitted for approval when …
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… convicted defendant on counts one through five, and of the lesser-included offense of false imprisonment, a disorderly … They described him as a very tall, thin man with a light complexion. He was wearing a black hoodie and ripped jeans. … is, because the officer believed defendant resembled a composite sketch of the suspect. As noted in Lazo, resolution of …
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… which were later found on his person with hypodermic needles. 3 A-3518-16T1 I. The November 10, 2015 Guilty Plea … fair one, because every time we go to the court -- I know I commit a 1 The Public Defender shall "[m]aintain one or more … defendant and detailed on the record his efforts: I visited this man multiple times in the jail. In fact, first …
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… Sciarra & Catrambone, LLC, attorneys for respondent (Charles J. Sciarra, of counsel and on the brief; Deborah Masker … infer I.R. discussed this with the woman who originally accompanied her to the club. At approximately 11:30 p.m., I.R. … asked defendant a series of questions that revisited many of the topics covered in the first interview. In …
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… surrender of her newborn to an approved adoption agency and compel the adopting parents to return her child. Few cases … even." She then said it was more like fifty percent. Nonetheless, she completed and returned the packet. In response to … the child's father, his sister, and a friend of Mya visited her. Earlier that day, a friend of Mya texted …
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… MARILYN VELEZ, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. ROCKTENN COMPANY and RAYMOND PERRY, Defendants-Appellants. Argued … 2. PLAINTIFF'S ALLEGATIONS FAILED TO MEET THE REQUISITE "REASONABLE WOMAN" STANDARD. 3. PLAINTIFF'S ALLEGATIONS … in light of the record and applicable legal principles. We reject each point and affirm. I. We glean the …
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… the police confiscated his phone. Initially, the PCPO's computer services unit was unable to bypass the phone's … features. However, Henry Hernandez, who works in the PCPO's computer services unit, eventually bypassed the phone's … AGAINST THE COURT'S PROCEDURES PUT IN PLACE UNDER THE RULES OF COURT AND OVERLY EXCESSIVE AFTER BALANCING [THE] …
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… in admitting evidence of the cap at those trials was harmless. For the reasons that follow, we affirm the order … we discuss them separately. Although our discussion is not comprehensive, we present the facts in considerable depth, … tell Dixon that his DNA was found on the cap. Aronstamn visited Dixon again two weeks later and asked if he would sign …