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… defendant's motion for summary judgment and dismissing her complaint brought under the Conscientious Employee … We affirm. Because the court dismissed plaintiff's complaint as a matter of law, we will review the facts … and . . . Peters right away." Plaintiff then sent a text message to Shuster and Peters informing them 3 At her …
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… MEADOWLANDS HOSPITAL, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. BESLER & COMPANY, INC., Defendant-Appellant. … cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-0789-20 Defendant Besler & Company, Inc. appeals from the Law Division order confirming … ." The graduate medical education (GME) reimbursement is a component of this report. 2 The Medicare GME payment …
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… of Human Services, and the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-3796. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … General, argued the cause for respondent Civil Service Commission (Gurbir S. Grewal, Attorney General, attorney; … focused and calm. The video, which was played several times at the hearing and admitted in evidence, depicts A.C. …
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… arrest by a police officer as the initial process, or on a complaint by a police officer, local law enforcement [becomes] part of the prosecutor's office for discovery … where bad faith was not shown. 6 Bad faith is not a prerequisite for an adverse inference charge in the civil context, …
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… request. Heintz located the vehicle and observed its driver commit two motor vehicle violations. Heintz stopped the car … identification card. Defendant looked in the car's glove compartment for additional documentation, but found only an … 2012 Motel Room Search On August 7, 2012, ACPD Officers James Karins and Anthony Abrams observed a grey Acura with …
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… and informed the officers that he planned to file a formal complaint. Plaintiffs further testified that the officers … police and the EMTs "about whether F.A. required medical assistance," which "is not protected activity within the … CEPA claims fail because she did not make the requisite disclosure under N.J.S.A. 34:19-3(a). As noted, …
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… warnings, and asked him to write his initials on the accompanying form confirming that he understood his rights. … the alleged victim, but then said he had seen her two times, including the day before, when he had asked her if she … was in custody at this time or that he received the requisite Miranda warnings. 18 A-1237-21 assessment, our courts …
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… OCCURRED ON NOVEMBER 3, 2020 FOR THE 2020 ATLANTIC COUNTY COMMISSIONER ELECTION, ATLANTIC COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, and … 66,427. Fernandez placed third with 66,046 votes, and James Toto came in fourth with 64,586 votes. The difference … separation of the ballots. He added that with the vendor's assistance, the machine could segregate the ballots that …
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… W.C.'s firearms, initially seized pursuant to a temporary domestic violence restraining order (TRO) entered in response to a complaint filed by his wife, E.C. (Emma), pursuant to the … entry of a final restraining order (FRO) on Emma's complaint, and, as a result, the State was entitled to …
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… NOAM EISENBERG, HIGH POINT PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, and PLYMOUTH ROCK ASSURANCE, Defendants, and AVI … interests in the Gray lawsuit, and he required M&A's assistance in the USIC federal court declaratory judgment … breach of the lease by failing to maintain the requisite general liability policy. The court then determined the …
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… the morning of the shooting. Anderson had been shot four times, twice in the stomach, twice in the left arm. One bullet … truthfully at defendant's trial in exchange for the State recommending a probationary sentence. In a statement recorded … Because it’s just -- because I didn’t feel like coming back over there. I’m going all the way out North …
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… to protect their privacy. 3 A-2826-14T4 and made a comment to defendant that angered him; defendant exited his … acquittal. Defendant argues the first error was the judge's comment during jury instruction regarding the child's … stable employment, and conduct, including commission of domestic violence and a municipal court offense, represented a …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, by the COMMISSIONER OF TRANSPORTATION, Defendant-Respondent. … Act required the DOT provide plaintiff with "all necessary assistance . . . in establishing the alternative access," … Where the DOT provides a property owner with the requisite reasonable access in accordance with the Act by …
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… extend the duration of the proceeding. 7. The umpire’s compensation and other expenses of the proceeding shall be … the parties’ percentage contribution to the umpire’s compensation and other expenses of the proceeding. 9. Unless … the opinion that evidence by impartial experts would be of assistance, the umpire may direct that expert evidence be …
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… BY FAILING TO INSTRUCT THE JURY ON THE LIMITED USE OF FRESH COMPLAINT TESTIMONY. (Not Raised Below). 4 A-4407-18 POINT … not surprised because vaginas and anuses heal "quickly and completely." Hasegawa's medical report regarding Ava's … a father––established all the elements of the convicted crimes. The jury had the discretion to weigh her 21 A-4407-18 …
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… a designer drug of the phenethylamine class, more commonly known as bath salts.1 A Union County grand jury … specific instructions relating to Internet use and communications with others about the case. I agree that … direct jurors to follow a judge's instruction at all times, including when jurors are inside and outside the …
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… and Rose. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2017-2143. Matthew A. Peluso argued … General, argued the cause for respondent Civil Service Commission (Gurbir S. Grewal, Attorney General, attorney; … Although the record is extensive, consisting of twelve volumes of transcripts, the issues in dispute are narrow as they …
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… v. HORACE J. GORDON, a/k/a DEON DILLARD, JAMES MCKOY, TERRENCE MILLER, AND TERRANCE MILLER, … testimony. You may not conclude that the defendant committed the crimes charged in this case or is more likely … corroded and unrelated to the murder. Defense counsel revisited this testimony during cross-examination by exploring …
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… BEST INTERESTS OF THE CHILD[.] POINT VI THE SECOND JUDGE COMMITTED HARMFUL ERROR WHEN HE ALLOWED . . . DEFENDANT TO … under the facts of this case, the record reveals the opposite and instead supports the judge's findings. Plaintiff … in the litigation of the parties' dispute is not a prerequisite for an award of counsel fees. Kingsdorf v. Kingsdorf, …
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… 2 A-4341-16T4 PER CURIAM Convicted by a jury of seven crimes and four disorderly persons offenses she committed during the home invasion and robbery of an elderly … of a fair trial. She also argues that the sentencing judge committed numerous errors. Finding no plain error in the …