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… EDWARD MILLER, NJ TRANSIT CORP., JOSEPH VEGA, and AMERICAN COMMERCE INSURANCE CO., Defendants. … unreasonable for NJT to provide "no information on its website for 12 A-2883-16T3 how and where to file a notice of … substantially complied with the TCA's NOC requirements. In support of that argument, plaintiff cites Speer v. …
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… Above them in the DPW hierarchy was DPW Superintendent James 1 Longo was acquitted of one count of official … in which Bunero assured Longo that the truck was going to come out looking "mint" and Longo assured Bunero that he … as requiring actual or threatened physical force is not supported by a plain reading of the statute. c. The omission …
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… WITH THE CODE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE. IV. PROSECUTORIAL COMMENT SUGGESTING THAT [DEFENDANT] TAILORED HIS TESTIMONY … During that confrontation, defendant shot a weapon six times and killed a bystander, Juan Gomez. Id. at 3. 4 … petition if the defendant presents a prima facie case in support 8 A-0369-16T1 of PCR, the court determines there are …
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… notice of the maternal grandparents' application. In her supporting certification, the paternal grandmother raised … on October 27, 2016. Although they had not filed a new complaint or motion for grandparent visitation, the maternal … is up to date on contact information at all times. In the future, the grandparents may file a motion for additional …
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… denying his motion to vacate the 2012 dismissal of his complaint against defendants Ross University School of … failing grade despite his excellent performance of the requisite academic requirements of his studies." He further … his purported answers to defendants' interrogatories and supporting documents. However, before Allen forwarded the …
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… LLC, doing business as Smartfish Technologies', complaint for failure to state a claim upon which relief can … of contract. Smartfish manufactures ergonomically designed computer keyboards and mice. Maxell is a retailer of … factual basis for the claim was indistinguishable from that supporting the breach of contract claim. Count three, …
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… R.1:36-3. March 2, 2017 2 A-2012-15T3 to dissolve a domestic violence final restraining order (FRO). For the … On November 15, 1988, plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint in the trial court. The complaint was filed under … filed a motion in the trial court to vacate the FRO. In support of his motion, defendant submitted a certification …
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… R.1:36-3. May 23, 2017 2 A-5770-14T1 with conspiracy to commit second-degree aggravated assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and … and (4) the State failed to produce sufficient evidence to support a verdict of second-degree aggravated assault beyond … trial." Ibid. "[I]f during the course of the trial it becomes apparent that a juror may have been exposed to …
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… her mother, so Dave could go there. The Division filed a complaint seeking custody of Dave on June 13, 2014, and an … of N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c)(4)(b), and the child faced no future danger from her. On December 9, 2015, B.R. was … 591, 616 (1986)). Here, there is sufficient evidence to support the court's finding of abuse or neglect because B.R. …
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… reason, we affirm the summary judgment order. Plaintiff commenced this action by filing a complaint in February … were still puddles and slippery spots" on the floor "many times" when the children arrived for their after-school … falling in the cafeteria on an allegedly wet floor. In support of its summary judgment motion, defendant submitted …
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… Guardian that substantial credible evidence in the record supports the trial judge's finding of abuse and neglect, we … to five years in State prison and required to register for community supervision for life under Megan's Law. Although … agreed to forgo corporal punishment of the children in the future. In 2009, the school reported the child, then seven …
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… submitted their disputes to mediation, which resulted in a comprehensive sixteen-page Shared Parenting Plan Agreement … with one another for the betterment of [the child's] future welfare." The court conferenced the matter with … or apparent, and she did not 15 A-1092-15T2 show the requisite hostility or bias against plaintiff. Suffice it to say, …
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… DOCKET NO. A-5620-14T3 JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HAROLD A. PONTECORVO and … as a result of defendant's accident. Defendant refuted this circumstantial evidence and the necessity of … jury "merely because he [or she] would have reached the opposite conclusion . . . ." Ibid. (quoting Dolson, supra, 55 …
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… OF INQUIRY ESCALATED INTO AN INVESTIGATORY DETENTION UNSUPPORTED BY REASONABLE SUSPICION. BECAUSE THE SEIZURE OF … CRIMINAL CONVICTION, AND WAS ARRESTED IN THE PRESENCE OF A COMPANION KNOWN TO POLICE FROM PAST "POLICE EXPERIENCE." … of Long Branch. Samol had dealt with Bland numerous times, but did not recognize defendant. Officer Samol got out …
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… them. Defendant testified, denying the allegations and refuting his police statement. Prior to defendant's testimony, … and a co-worker of the girls' allegations, but did not complain to law enforcement or the New Jersey Division of … but the next day, Division caseworker Thomas DeAngelis visited the 2 Without an explanation, the mother merely told …
MAZEL, LLC, ET AL. VS. TOWNSHIP OF TOMS RIVER, ET AL. DOVER PARKADE, LLC VS. DOVER WOODS HEALTHCARE CENTER, ET AL. MAZEL, LLC, ET AL. VS. DOVER WOODS HEALTHCARE CENTER, ET AL. (L-2619-11, L-3477-09 AND L-3505-12, OCEAN COUNTY AND STATEWIDE)(CONSOLIDATED)
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… DOVER WOODS HEALTHCARE CENTER and EREZ HEALTHCARE REALTY COMPANY, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. … v. DOVER WOODS HEALTHCARE CENTER and EREZ HEALTHCARE REALTY COMPANY, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. … on that ground alone. The Township ordinances also support the conclusion that Dover Woods is a permissible use …
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… plaintiff contends that the certifications she filed in support of her motions established a change in circumstances … which plaintiff would "be solely liable for [the nanny's] compensation." (Emphasis added). Moreover, the nanny would … the school year would "have no bearing on the decision for future child care on [defendant's] days." Within a month of …
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… set forth in Judge Mary F. Thurber's written opinion accompanying the order. Judge Thurber's twenty-six-page … statements . . . were in some instances disproven with irrefutable (or unrefuted) proofs." As to defendant … to contact [her friend] or the cousins who allegedly visited on the day of the stabbing. Nor did she bring forward …
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… 2C:15-1(a)(2) (count one); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … II [D.H.]'S1 TESTIMONY THAT [DEFENDANT] RECORDED TWITTER MESSAGES THAT APPEARED TO THREATEN [D.H.] FOR HITTING HIS … There is sufficient credible evidence in the record to support that determination. Conversely, the record is devoid …
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… Atlantic Health Systems, Inc. ("AHS"), failed to accommodate her disability in violation of New Jersey's Law … are derived from the evidence submitted by the parties in support of, and in opposition to, the summary judgment … fell at work. A month later, she was granted leave due to complaints of shoulder pain. On May 3, 2013, plaintiff …