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… 409, 415 (2015), the Supreme Court revised the standards under New Jersey law governing police searches of motor … a woman. Olah returned to his patrol car and conducted a computer check on defendant. The check revealed that … The tow truck took the Jeep to the towing lot, and Olah completed an impound report. 1 Olah then field tested the …
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… NO. A-3857-17T3 COREY DICKSON, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. COMMUNITY BUS LINES, INC., d/b/a COACH USA, CHARLIE DIGGS, … granting summary judgment to defendants and dismissing his complaint alleging that defendants violated the Law Against … a perceived disability claim based on obesity must be grounded upon direct or circumstantial evidence that defendants …
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… RECORD IMPOUNDED NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … ordered defendant to have a psychological evaluation and comply with all treatment recommendations and temporarily suspended his supervised …
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… 2 Tried by a jury, defendant Siwan R. Brown was found guilty of various drug offenses. The State's case was … Jury Charges state, the summations of counsel do not comprise evidence. The propriety of granting such a playback … in history. In the 16th and 17th centuries, when notions of compulsory process, confrontation, and counsel were in their …
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… RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET … PCP in John's presence, and that April had threatened to commit suicide. The Division again found that the … April continued to use illegal substances and was non-compliant with her treatment regimen starting in November …
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… RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET … agency determination under N.J.A.C. 3A:10-7.3(c) that his commission of child abuse or neglect was "not established." … fear or hesitation towards her father." Appellant further points to the mother's concession that appellant is a "great …
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… not restored, the Association moved to enforce plaintiffs' compliance with the consent order. The Chancery Division … judge denied the motion, finding plaintiffs substantially complied with the terms of the consent order. Plaintiffs … of the Chancery Division action triggered indemnification under the Association's bylaws. Paragraph 2 of the bylaws …
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… RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET … relationship. On that day, defendant requested a complete termination of their relationship, "radio silence," … order to try and damage [a defendant] . . . has civil remedies, abuse of process, frivolous lawsuit, things of that …
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… of his alimony obligation based on a reduction of his income following his retirement. The Family Part granted the … erred by considering his retirement account, and the income earned from the account, in its calculation of the … other relief not relevant to this appeal. 3 A-1441-20 We found the court erred by modifying plaintiff's alimony …
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… The October 1, 2019 order denied defendant's request to compel plaintiff/ex-husband to sell their marital home and … and fair," was not "the result of any fraud, duress or undue influence," was executed "freely and voluntarily," and … In this ensuing appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE TRIAL COURT ERRED WHEN …
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… "missed the window to have him put the refills in the computer," plaintiff had to see a cardiologist instead in … another appointment, this time with a rheumatologist , to undergo injections in his knees. Accurate arrived more than … to take him home. On April 13, 2018, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants in the Law Division alleging he …
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… RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET … child to suffer from neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS), commonly known as withdrawal, in the days after her birth. … the court's decision.5 This appeal follows. N.S. raises two points: (1) the trial court erred by granting DCPP's motion …
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… development of the record, we need not discuss the facts comprehensively. The following details will suffice for our … executive in the pharmaceutical industry, netting annual income between $300,000 to $1.38 million between 2000-2007, … the father has had four recurrences, each time having to undergo chemotherapy treatment. The father contends the …
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… County, on October 20, 2011. Count one alleged, that while committing a theft, defendant and Bowers purposely put … on the charge in the Somerset County indictment. He was found guilty of first-degree armed robbery of the Radio Shack … 321 N.J. Super. 154, 170 (App. Div. 1999). As the State points out, defendant failed to present sufficient evidence …
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… Although coffee shops are allowed in the pertinent Community Commercial ("CC") zone in Medford, the zoning … and procedural history at length. The following background will suffice for present purposes. DePetris first … that boards of adjustment and municipal governing bodies will act fairly and with proper motives and for valid …
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… (Lawrence) is the president and sole shareholder of the company. In August 2003, plaintiff hired James, who is Lawrence's nephew. By 2014, James had become a senior executive with the company. 1 Marlene Klein … He stated it "typically" takes two days (not counting Sundays) for an envelope mailed in Monmouth Beach (which is …
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… had not established the causal connection required under N.J.S.A. 53:5A-10(a) to qualify for an accidental … persons trapped in burning buildings, recovering the bodies of drowning victims, engaging and talking down suicidal … inside a vehicle in a parking lot. Prior attempts at communication with the suspect had failed. Appellant shot …
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… procedures that preceded the Alcotest and, nevertheless, found the officers— the arresting officer and the Alcotest … by the record. The municipal court judge, in making his comprehensive credibility findings, considered and addressed … tone and body language" and recited his experience in communicating through translators. But the judge found …
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… plaintiff used either a wheelchair or walker. On or around April 4, 2014, Lisa Knight, a rehabilitation assistant, … tear to her patellar tendon. Plaintiff filed a seven-count complaint, which she later amended, alleging defendants … contract with her to receive "quality care" 3 A-1794-19 in compliance with her statutory rights as a patient. She …
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… Id. at 2. We remanded for the court to determine whether, under the circumstances presented, a mutual release executed … attention." Id. at 9. And we explained "[t]he parties completely prepared themselves for trial," and the co- … therefore affirm the remand court's order. For purposes of completeness, we note the co-executors also argue the remand …