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… that passes through the Township. In 2008, the Township commenced a review of its ordinance governing signs and … governmental regulation, but such speech is granted less protection than other constitutionally-guaranteed … general office buildings, administrative and dispatch services, hotels, 5 corporate uses. The Township has …
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… fees to be assessed against an executor or a trustee who “commits the pernicious tort of undue influence,” to a person … Rule 4:42-9(a) provides that “[n]o fee for legal services shall be allowed in the taxed costs or 14 … clearly make an existing fiduciary relationship a prerequisite to an estate’s recovery of attorneys’ fees in a will …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Patrick … account for filing fees at the county board were not deposited and, as far as plaintiffs’ counsel was aware, also … board of taxation shall be filed within 45 days of the service of the judgment.” Plaintiffs’ counsel, having, as he …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS June 2, 2017 Michael Ash, Esq. … laboratories, warehouse, child-care centers and essential services. Fitness centers are not specifically identified … concludes that plaintiff has not carried the requisite burden, dismissal of the action is warranted under R. …
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… of several phone calls in which he allegedly planned drug sales with one of the severed defendants, because the officers … apartment had previously been leased to Thomas, who recommended Collazo to the landlord as a tenant. On January … trial. For example, in New Jersey Divison of Youth & Family Services v. M.C. III, 201 N.J. 328, 341-42 (2010), the …
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… in 7325. This phone's origin was traced to a Cricket Wireless store in Vineland; Cricket Wireless's records stated … The apartment had previously been leased to Thomas, who recommended Collazo to the landlord as a tenant. She lived in … not called to testify. The trial court correctly found that service of the subpoenas was not improper, much less grounds …
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… from his airway and restore his breathing. Whitman accompanied the paramedics to the hospital and defendant … 27, 2012 INTERVIEW OF . . . DEFENDANT COULD CONSTITUTE REQUISITE FALSE INFORMATION TO PROVE THE HINDERING CHARGE. I. THE … comprehension because he could not recall if his prior jury service was in a civil or criminal case. The State also …
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… of Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4(b), which proscribes commission of “a criminal act that reflects adversely on … in place, the Court stops short of eliminating all hope of future reinstatement. It is unlikely that Legato or Kenyon … from the DRB opinions archived on the Rutgers Law School website, available at …
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… aware of facts constituting probable cause that defendant committed the offense but instead told her repeatedly they … defendant had reported to the Division of Youth and Family Services that his uncle had sexually abused the defendant's … "essence of the charges." In that case, police officers visited the defendant in prison and asked to question him …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION … of the regulation has changed. 8 The FDA explains on its website that “no drug is absolutely safe; all drugs have side … to the FDA for review and comment. The FDA provides this service to ensure marketing materials are in compliance with …
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… in light of the record and the applicable principles of law, and for the reasons stated in this opinion, we 3 … told defendant that what he was now stating "sound[ed] completely different than when [they] spoke earlier," and … substance abuse treatment, the Division of Youth and Family Services placing him in a group home, which ultimately led …
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… a pediatrician at the Child Abuse Research, Education, and Service Institute, examined the child. Around the time Ann … spoke with Cathy, who also reported that defendant had molested her. Ted asked the girls to write down what had … with his fingers. Defendant would stop if he heard someone come to the door. Ann said "it hurted" when she tried to go …
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… at Hudson City spanned thirty-six years, beginning in 1975. Commencing in 1981, she reported to Michael Lee, then a … court dismissed plaintiff's claims for punitive damages and future emotional distress damages, but denied the remainder … N.J.S.A. 2A:15-5.10. In LAD cases, there are two prerequisites for the imposition of punitive damages: proof of …
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… of State v. Ricky Zuber (A-2677-18), and State v. James Comer (A-1230-18) decided today, raises Eighth Amendment … do so without foreclosing his ability at some unspecified future time to move for a reduction of his sentence, if he … (b). This exception contains no limit on the duration of service in a juvenile facility past the age of twenty-one. 5 …
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… disability" is currently accepted in the medical community "to describe the identical phenomenon." Hall v. … acquiesced because church members often transported S.S. to services and classes, and they expected S.S. to return that … THE INCIDENT IN DETERMINING WHETHER [S.S.] HAD THE REQUISITE MENTAL DEFECT. POINT III THE TRIAL JUDGE ERRED IN …
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… detailed in our previous unpublished opinion. We nevertheless recount many of those facts to provide necessary … Kelly in the water when Lucy noticed "that she was uncomfortable and . . . it looked like she was cold . . . ." … Dr. Debellis contacted the Division of Youth and Family Services (the Division) and the Bergen County Prosecutor's …
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… Thompson, and defendant with second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, 2C:15-2(a) (count one); … THE COURT ABUSED ITS DISCRETION BY REFUSING TO CONDUCT A 1 Less than four months following defendant's sentencing, … that Henry Could be Found Guilty of All of the Offenses Committed by Thompson and Roberts but not Ford, if Henry was …
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… 2C:11- 3(a) (count two); first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a) … of her managerial position at work. She was the customer service manager for a health care plan. In that capacity, … deliberate exercise by the State. I find actually the opposite. That the State gave reasons that are legitimate, or …
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… required to serve eighty-five percent of that term before becoming eligible for parole, pursuant to the No Early Release … spoke with employees of the Division of Youth and Family Services (the Division).2 The Division's representatives … to spend time with defendant on a regular basis, and she visited his home every other weekend. In the summer of 2011, …
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… DON, his spouse, Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. EDISON CAR COMPANY, INC., d/b/a VOLVO OF EDISON, a/k/a EDISON CAR CO., … in damages for past pain and suffering and $280,000 for future pain and suffering . The jury also awarded Shirley Don $45,000 for the loss of plaintiff's services and consortium. On March 15, 2018, the trial court …