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… the parties' attorneys. Because defendant's attorney confirmed he had not yet received the amended complaint and "need[ed] time to defend or respond to … status conference with counsel and rescheduled the trial to commence in August. During the conference, the judge …
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… the Department of Corrections (the DOC) and requested an accommodation so he could attend the DOC's training academy without completely shaving his facial hair. The DOC denied the … who oversaw the CST Academy. Cirillo was then informed that the then-Director of Legal and 5 A-2493-21 …
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… CURRIER, P.J.A.D. This case, arising out of a failure to accommodate and discrimination action under the New Jersey Law … A jury returned a verdict for plaintiff awarding her compensatory damages and $10 million in punitive damages. On appeal, we affirmed the finding of liability and the compensatory damage …
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… a July 12, 2012 consent order (CO) entered in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, the … in defendant's province. Lastly, defendant's attorney informed plaintiff that because the 6 A-3658-21 parties' child … In support of her jurisdictional arguments, defendant points to the fact that on September 6, 2022, the parties …
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… After the parties separated, plaintiff filed a verified complaint seeking an order granting her sole custody of … the parties participated in mediation and resolved most points raised in the complaint. They then appeared before … to reason or to other evidence, or the result of whim or caprice.'" Id. at 315-16 (quoting Raynor v. Raynor, 319 N.J. …
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… to dismiss the defamation count of the fourth amended complaint. Because the motion judge erred in finding … pleaded actual malice, we reverse. I. This appeal comes to us on a Rule 4:6-2(e) motion to dismiss the second … staff across the Offices of Disaster Resilience, Emergency Medical Services and the Public Health and Environmental …
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… and severally, for a claim of civil conspiracy with other named defendants, and $980,000 against him individually on a … 1) he was not properly served with the Seventh Amended Complaint; 2) plaintiff failed to establish prima facie … and 4) the court improperly 1 Because some parties share a common surname, we refer to them by their first name, …
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… the detectives lacked a reasonable suspicion he was armed. We reverse the court's ruling because the competent evidence presented by the State did not establish … (count one); second-degree possession of a handgun while committing certain CDS offenses, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1 (count …
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… finding that although plaintiff established defendant had committed predicate acts of domestic violence, plaintiff had … to demonstrate an FRO was required because she was in immediate danger or the FRO was necessary to prevent further … did not reside together and had no children or property in common. Intending to celebrate her admission to a graduate …
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… Joe also appeals from a May 19, 2022 order finding him competent to participate and assist in his guardianship … that the family court erred in determining that he was competent and in terminating his parental rights because the … after Joe assaulted an officer. When the virtual visits resumed, Joe was sporadic in his attendance. In March 2020, the …
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… purpose. 1 Because Rosemary Halgas and defendant share a common surname, we refer to Rosemary using her first name. … and all electronic devices with electronic messaging/social media/internet connection capability of any kind, including, … in Armstrong." On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN …
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… license, fines and penalties of $819.00, and thirty days of community service.1 The court also ordered that the imposed … had actually served the suspension during the two years commencing on August 2, 2010, and ending on August 1, 2012. … two-year license suspension from the 2010 conviction was deemed served on August 2, 2012, effectively seven years prior …
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… removed from Fara's and Tom's care because they failed to comply with recommended services and because their housing was unstable. … It also referred her to a program at St. Michael's Medical Center in Newark, where she was unwilling to …
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… the Division reinstituted the safety plan and filed a complaint. The Family Part granted the Division care and … her mental health issues. The Appellate Division affirmed, and the Court granted certification, 255 N.J. 375 … review is not to check- up on and review a parent’s compliance or to manage the case, but rather to require the …
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… called 9-1-1 at 7:36 p.m. Coulanges was shot twice. The medical examiner opined the cause of death was a … believe that a crime occurred and that the defendant committed it." State v. Saavedra, 222 N.J. 39, 56-57 (2015) … 11 A-0773-23 unambiguous result, the interpretive process comes to a close, without the need to consider extrinsic …
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… of thirteen, but was discharged four months later for non-compliance. After a fact-finding hearing, 2 A Dodd removal … at risk of harm. In May 2013, the court approved DCPP's recommended permanency plan to terminate the parental rights … of L.P. to Mother, who had complied with services and remediated her drug use. Visits between Father and L.P. were …
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… the marital home. On December 21, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce. 1 We use initials to protect the … to them by plaintiff's parents. After plaintiff filed his complaint in this action, he filed a domestic violence … marital debt, she did not dispute the amount plaintiff claimed he paid, but stated that she incurred $17,000 in debt so …
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… the order terminating their parental rights and rendered a comprehensive twenty- seven page written opinion. The judge … rights to K.G. were terminated after trial, and we affirmed that decision. N.J. Div. of Child Prot. & Permanency v. … On November 8, 2017, the Division filed a verified complaint for guardianship of the child. That same day, the …
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… a co-defendant. Defendant was charged with first-degree armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 (count one); fourth-degree … (1967). 2 State v. Sands, 76 N.J. 127 (1978). 4 A-4378-18T2 committed on prior and separate occasions, regardless of the … discretion 6 A-4378-18T2 August 31, 2018 order. In the accompanying thirty-two page written statement of reasons, the …
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… plaintiff treated her. The County investigated Kachalia's complaint, and a conflict resolution meeting was conducted … 1 Defendant Iqbal is improperly pled in plaintiff's complaint and briefs as "Igbal." 3 A-5647-17T2 Shortly … and made significant payroll errors. Iqbal prepared a remediation plan for plaintiff. On May 17, 2013, plaintiff …