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… he sought treatment because "[he] was in pain" and he was "getting worse." Hassan testified that during his evaluation, … in the same practice. During the December 14, 2017, visit, plaintiff also told Hassan that he had been involved … the later December 2017 accident. Although defendants were free to assert that another incident caused or otherwise …
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… failure to reimburse defendant and to explain why their 2 Free Application for Federal Student Aid. 5 A-1791-18T1 son … SAT preparation classes or tutoring and up to five visits to prospective colleges. Each child shall be required … "Sounds like he needs to apply for financial aid and get a job. If he has time to miss a majority of school he …
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… and property owner of the office park. The area targeted for redevelopment consists of about seventy acres in … for $97 million the year before. Based on his site visit and discussions with the property manager, Mr. Grygiel … that neither the municipal bodies nor the trial court was free to ignore. The most Mr. Grygiel could offer was that …
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… that while she would "encourage the parents to work together," "there's nothing here from which I can find that … so the parties' "children often get to go to camp for free in exchange for my music services." 8 A-1764-19 On … motion, the judge found there was no basis to revisit her denial of defendant's request to compel his …
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… so she could pack the Board, wait until after the Board gets packed, and then vote to rescind the resolution all … then there would be no prejudice and the Mayor would be free to proceed with whatever her plan is under the Type 1 … (last visited April 3, 2021). 7 N.J.S.A. 40:45-7.1, effective …
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… that while she would "encourage the parents to work together," "there's nothing here from which I can find that … so the parties' "children often get to go to camp for free in exchange for my music services." 8 A-1764-19 On … motion, the judge found there was no basis to revisit her denial of defendant's request to compel his …
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… so she could pack the Board, wait until after the Board gets packed, and then vote to rescind the resolution all … then there would be no prejudice and the Mayor would be free to proceed with whatever her plan is under the Type 1 … (last visited April 3, 2021). 7 N.J.S.A. 40:45-7.1, effective …
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… and property owner of the office park. The area targeted for redevelopment consists of about seventy acres in … for $97 million the year before. Based on his site visit and discussions with the property manager, Mr. Grygiel … that neither the municipal bodies nor the trial court was free to ignore. The most Mr. Grygiel could offer was that …
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… failure to reimburse defendant and to explain why their 2 Free Application for Federal Student Aid. 5 A-1791-18T1 son … SAT preparation classes or tutoring and up to five visits to prospective colleges. Each child shall be required … "Sounds like he needs to apply for financial aid and get a job. If he has time to miss a majority of school he …
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… he sought treatment because "[he] was in pain" and he was "getting worse." Hassan testified that during his evaluation, … in the same practice. During the December 14, 2017, visit, plaintiff also told Hassan that he had been involved … the later December 2017 accident. Although defendants were free to assert that another incident caused or otherwise …
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… posing as a fourteen-year-old girl, into traveling or accompanying the defendant to some location other than the … points, asking whether "[w]hat do you wanna do when you get here?" was a conversation topic that defendant … about anything defendant did or did not do. The jury was free to find her A-3472-21 20 statements credible or not. …
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… 2C:14-3(a) (count six).1 He also appeals from his concomitant aggregate sentence of forty-five years' … the night, defendant continuously tried to "grab" L.R. and get her attention. At approximately midnight, Rodgers left … and corroborative evidence[,] which the jury is free to accept or reject." Id. at 235. The State was not …
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… 2C:14-3(a) (count six).1 He also appeals from his concomitant aggregate sentence of forty-five years' … the night, defendant continuously tried to "grab" L.R. and get her attention. At approximately midnight, Rodgers left … and corroborative evidence[,] which the jury is free to accept or reject." Id. at 235. The State was not …
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… other, although they dated for several years and lived together for a period of time. They have two children, who now live with plaintiff but visit defendant on the weekends. On April 29, 2018, plaintiff filed a domestic violence (DV) complaint, asserting that plaintiff was "having issues" with …
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… his case with his attorney, "he told me that he could get the weapons charge dismissed but that I would lose on … ON HIS CLAIM THAT HIS ATTORNEY RENDERED [IAC] BY FAILING TO COMMUNICATE, VISIT, REVIEW DISCOVERY WITH HIM, OR PURSUE DEFENSES, …
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… the events of that evening as follows. She and defendant visited his sister that evening. She became uncomfortable when an argument with his sister was "getting a little heated." She told everyone she was leaving …
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… his case with his attorney, "he told me that he could get the weapons charge dismissed but that I would lose on … ON HIS CLAIM THAT HIS ATTORNEY RENDERED [IAC] BY FAILING TO COMMUNICATE, VISIT, REVIEW DISCOVERY WITH HIM, OR PURSUE DEFENSES, …
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… other, although they dated for several years and lived together for a period of time. They have two children, who now live with plaintiff but visit defendant on the weekends. On April 29, 2018, plaintiff filed a domestic violence (DV) complaint, asserting that plaintiff was "having issues" with …
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… the events of that evening as follows. She and defendant visited his sister that evening. She became uncomfortable when an argument with his sister was "getting a little heated." She told everyone she was leaving …
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… A person is guilty of a crime. . . if that person knowingly commits health care claims fraud. In order to convict … by the evidence support an inference and you are always free to draw or not to draw an inference. If you draw an … of health care claims fraud may be aggregated or added together to determine whether the pecuniary benefit is at …