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… pled guilty to second-degree aggravated assault based on accomplice liability. His prison intake form indicated that … to generalized fears of contracting the virus being insufficient to warrant relie f as, instead, requiring that a … release. Defendant asserts that Rule 3:21-10(b)(2) “embodies the judiciary’s inherent power to release an infirm …
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… appeal, the Court considers whether a records request for complaint- summonses from a municipal police department is … and, if so, whether the records request at issue here was sufficiently narrow. Plaintiffs Baffi Simmons and the African … policy in favor of broad access to public records” embodied by OPRA. N. Jersey Media Grp., Inc. v. Township of …
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… police station call means that the Piscataway police had to comply with the warrant requirement of Article I, Paragraph … The police arrested Rasheem McQueen for allegedly committing certain offenses and brought him to the police … ACLU, ACDL, and Center for Social Justice) echo many of the points made by the panel majority. They assert that the …
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… or prior juvenile adjudications. Pretrial Services recommended that both be released with monthly reporting. The … that conclusion. The key word, “appearance,” commonly points to acts or ac tions people choose to take, not … offers a multi-part test to 16 determine when removal is sufficiently certain and imminent to justify detention. The …
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… for several luxury high-rise apartment buildings, multiple commercial retail units, parking garages, a park, and a … prevailed in that suit. The City also filed suit to compel the construction of tennis facilities per the … Z-263 as something other than a zoning ordinance. Shipyard points out that Z-263 changes the permitted uses in V Zones …
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… that experienced burglars often purchase new tools before committing a burglary because paint chips can yield a … if there is probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed and to protect citizens against unfounded criminal … allegations and decide whether the State has presented sufficient evidence to establish probable cause that a crime …
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… N.J.S.A. 2A:25-1 and N.J.S.A. 46:9-9, as well as common-law assignment principles, the Court holds that … the UCC “was drafted against the backdrop of existing bodies of law,” which “supplement” but “may not be used to … instrument is payable to the bearer, delivery is sufficient to grant complete title, it did not hold that …
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… set forth in N.J.S.A. 2C:25-28(j) and a 2002 case is incompatible with the Fourth Amendment and Article I, … Violence Act provides access to both civil and criminal remedies and sanctions. One such remedy is to prevent a person … As with any other search warrant, hearsay may be sufficient to establish probable cause, so long as there are …
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… into evidence and the prosecutor’s remarks were fair comment on the evidence. During deliberations, the jury sent … speculation about a jury’s deliberative process. There was sufficient, credible evidence in the record for the court to … defendant’s residence, showed two black males wearing hoodies walking through the park toward defendant’s residence …
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… of child pornography separate from those found on his computer. At Miller’s sentencing hearing, the trial judge … use of the file-sharing programs was a necessary ingredient and [an] integral part of both his possession” and his … as to one count of the indictment would be a necessary ingredient to a conviction under another count; whether one act …
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… N.J.S.A. 40:55D-69; N.J.S.A. 40:55D-23(b). That ethical commandment is at the heart of this appeal, which involves … Zoning Board must be vacated. The Court does not possess sufficient information to answer those questions. 1. The … public officials provide disinterested service to their communities and to promote confidence in the integrity of …
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… A review board evaluated applications and made recommendations to the Freeholder Board, which approved final … Morris County resident and taxpayer, (plaintiffs), filed a complaint in Superior Court that named the Freeholder Board, … the state court.” After the remand, plaintiffs amended the complaint to include the twelve churches as defendants …
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… concern but was “still not willing to allow the children to come back and reside with her.” A.B. asserted that she lived … son in a resource home. The Division then filed a verified complaint in the Family Part of the Superior Court, Chancery … of A.F. under N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c)(4). The Court finds insufficient proof of willful abandonment under N.J.S.A. …
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… required him to execute an agreement entitled “Worker’s Comp Disclaimer” (Disclaimer) as a condition of his … the Workers’ Compensation Act because it preserves the remedies against the employer prescribed by that statute. Vitale … that period was incompatible with the election of remedies procedures set forth in the LAD. Id. at 361-65. We …
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… Realty Group Cedar v. Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company (A-85-15) (077617) Argued January 31, 2017 -- … LLC (collectively, Oxford) own and manage an apartment complex located on in Long Branch, New Jersey (the … contract with defendant Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company (Travelers) to insure the Property. The Property …
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… the nurse case manager overseeing Grande’s workers’ compensation claim, instructed Grande to report to Kinematic … evaluation. Grande underwent the examination. The Report recommended maximum loads for Grande to bear, including that … that Grande’s history of injuring herself on the job sufficiently proved her inability to perform her job without …
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… but nonetheless proceeds to make optional advances to a commercial entity. On July 12, 1995, Jazz Photo Corp., one of several commercial entities (collectively referred to as the Jazz … actual notice, not record or constructive notice, would suffice. Ibid. The Ward rule has been continuously recognized …
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… surveillance duty for around seven months. Royster filed a complaint against the NJSP. Relevant to this appeal, Royster … thereof, and all public officers, agencies, boards, or bodies.” N.J.S.A. 10:5-5(e). Because the NJSP is precluded … a motion for a directed verdict. Because there was sufficient evidence to support Royster’s identical ADA claim, …
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… rose, retirees who retired after 1952 watched their fixed incomes drop in real terms. The Legislature responded in the … c. 113, § 5 (Chapter 113). Then, in 2011, as a part of comprehensive pension reform legislation, Chapter 78 … COLAs from those provisions, plaintiffs’ arguments are insufficient. The plain language of the non-forfeitable-right …
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… a spinal cord injury. The injury rendered plaintiff an incomplete paraplegic. Sahara Sam’s contracted with Aquatic … viewed in the light most favorable to plaintiff, provided sufficient support for a gross-negligence action. We agree … against Sahara Sam’s. To 16 buttress this contention, he points to (1) Sahara Sam’s failure to post the signs with …