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… 1965). Specifically, plaintiff alleged that defendant decommissioned the panel when it owned the plant, knew or … testified that when Langen control panels are taken out of service, they are "[e]ither place[d] . . . horizontally onto … in the idle asset storage area, a likely event at some future point, would have exposed any person to the incident …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2017-5603. Kotlar, … 'but for' or positional-risk test" in "determining the requisite connection[.]" Ibid. "Essentially, that test asks … medical expert based his opinion. Petitioner's therapist refuted by her testimony and by her contemporaneous records …
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… ineffective assistance of counsel argument, we nonetheless recognize the issues raised in point III are not ripe … from her representation of defendant, citing his failure to communicate with her and pay for services she had rendered as of that date. Following oral …
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… In this matter we consider whether the trial court committed reversible error by admitting evidence of a … a child inside. He notified the Department of Child Services to pick up the child. Further, Trooper Morgan … talking to her. Ms. Hix recognized defendant from having visited Ms. Johnson's apartment approximately eight times to …
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… attorneys; Jodi Argentino, of counsel and on the brief; Celeste Fiore, on the brief). D.G., respondent, argued the … school graduation, plaintiff offered to assist defendant in completing an 1 We use initials for the parties and a … 245 (2000); see also New Jersey Div. of Youth and Family Services v. R.G., 217 N.J. 527, 553 (2014). Thus, "a …
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… his motorcycle and retrieving documents from the seat compartment. Heffernan immediately smelled alcohol emanating … been published on the New Jersey Attorney General's website. All of the cases were limited for [sic] Middlesex, … foreclose the possibility that a more robust record in a future case may establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the …
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… from a November 13, 2020 order ending the case because a complaint for termination of parental rights had been filed. … parent," citing New Jersey Division of Youth & Family Services v. F.M., 211 N.J. 420, 449 (2012), and New Jersey … care may support an inference that the child is subject to future danger. To the contrary, where a parent is 18 …
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… been conducted months earlier by the United States Postal Service (USPS). After hearing oral argument, the trial court … counts of the indictment. The prosecutor also agreed to recommend a twelve-year prison sentence with a three-year … that defendant was tracking the May package on the USPS website although the parcel was not addressed to him or his …
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… of Tess; her mother and sister, who both testified as fresh-complaint witnesses;3 the lead detective, through whom … Rowan University at the Child Abuse Research Education and Service (CARES) Institute as a physician and an Assistant … testimony as lay opinion "deprived the jury of the requisite cautionary instruction" concerning credibility on …
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… that his counsel was ineffective by failing to request a competency hearing at trial and by failing to assert a … did not advise him that he might qualify for "ancillary services" from the Office of the Public Defender. The court … to prevent or interfere with the formation of the requisite intent or mens rea[,]" for the crime charged, ibid. …
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… statements were admitted, and the prosecutor made improper comments during his closing argument. Defendant argues he … Newark Police Department to testify, including Technical Service Unit Officer Alton Faltz and Major Crimes Shooting … the recording and to satisfy the evidentiary prerequisite for the surveillance to be admitted: Rule 901 covers …
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… MARCI CARESTIA, RITU CHAWLA, PRABHA CHIDAMBARAN, JOANNA COMO, BERNADETTE COURTER,1 ALISHA COX, ANNE CUGINI, VICKIE … . shall be taken within [forty-five] days from the date of service of the decision or notice of the action taken"); … are made when the administrative remedies would be futile'" (quoting Griepenburg v. Twp. of Ocean, 220 N.J. …
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… court erred in denying him a new trial because the State committed a Brady1 violation and violated his right to … manslaughter, aggravated manslaughter, and reckless manslaughter. Defendant was found guilty on all counts … [m]ember and [h]arassment, during his prior law enforcement service with the New Jersey State Police." Further, the …
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… the Senate introduced S. 49, which was described in its accompanying statement as a bill that would "establish[] … A- 1411-22 7 doctrine because the Act deems invalid any future "law . . . that is determined to have the effect of … in any manner and are before each house for the requisite period of time. Given that the purpose of the provision …
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… that the man, later identified as Albin Griffin-Brea, was accompanied by another patron, later identified as defendant. … to saliva or blood-borne pathogens." Emergency Medical Services was also contacted to transport defendant to the … the evidence presented adequate reason for the exact opposite to occur. Although the judge instructed the jury on the …
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… Guidelines were developed by the Court's Bench-Bar-Media Committee and were published for comment in October 2011. … of electronic devices in courtrooms, setting as a prerequisite for any such use the individual's execution of an … of any juror who has been dis- charged from jury service in any proceeding unless otherwise ordered by a …
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… Format For Judicial Proceedings Prepared by: Reporting Services Appellate Division P.O. Box 968 Trenton, NJ 08625 … 1 3. Computer print … 23 a. Non-compressed transcript format … of text. The last page may contain fewer lines if it is less than a full page of transcription. Page headings, …
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… MARIA NUCCI, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent, and BRIAN MARTIN, JCL … on the motion for summary judgment, the trial court posited that "[p]resumably" the settlement between the … 884 N.Y.S.2d 61 (N.Y. App. Div. 2009). This archive is a service of Rutgers School of Law - Camden. …
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… and procedural history from the record on appeal. Almeida commenced working at UMDNJ in 2005 as a patient transporter. … the following: As stated on the phone, I was doing portables on Friday into early Sat. morning and was completing a … such conduct and Almeida's termination. This archive is a service of Rutgers School of Law. …
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… prejudice, under Rule 4:6-2(e), the third count of their complaint against defendant Muslim Ummah Trust, Inc. d/b/a … in light of the record and the applicable principles of law. We reverse the dismissal order because we … at 100. 18 A-1619-20 Husaeen's affidavit, which was unrefuted, the loans were not due and owing during the earlier …