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… and records of investigations in progress, as well as the common law right of access. On September 16, 2014, a North … Bergenite filed requests for records under OPRA and the common law right of access. The records custodians gave … ruled that defendants were not required to release the names of the officers or disclose two remaining Use of Force …
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… surveillance duty for around seven months. Royster filed a complaint against the NJSP. Relevant to this appeal, Royster asserted that the NJSP failed to make reasonable accommodations for his disabling medical condition in … sovereign immunity. Coll. Sav. Bank v. 4 This has “sometimes [been] referred to . . . as ‘Eleventh Amendment …
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… the defense acknowledged that state-of-mind evidence may become probative where accident is the defense, counsel … particularly after she had served him with a divorce complaint, and told them that she had declined defendant’s … that it was allowing limited reference to alleged domestic violence only for the “singular purpose” of showing …
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… may not have been summarized.) State of New Jersey v. James R. Denelsbeck (A-42-14) (075170) Argued October 26, 2015 … to 180 days’ incarceration, which could be served by completing a 90-day community service sentence and a combination of inpatient …
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… that passes through the Township. In 2008, the Township commenced a review of its ordinance governing signs and … billboard bulk and design requirements. The Director recommended limiting billboards to the M-2 (light … based on the variety of commercial and noncommercial messages that a digital billboard can convey, and because …
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… on the front door. After knocking, the sergeant heard a commotion inside the apartment. He announced that he had a … seeing the porch’s sliding glass door open, its screen door come crashing down, and defendant step onto the porch. In … of his incarceration and admission into the Sheriff’s Labor Assistance Program in 2006. He stated, “I don’t want to …
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… encountered only when the jacket was placed on him. That combination of features renders the showup impermissibly … the issue of the lesser-included offense to provide assistance in the retrial of this matter. State v. Zeidell, … of the reliability of an identification; for purposes of complying with constitutional due process requirements, a …
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… been judicially vacated but had not been removed from the computer database showing active warrants. On March 26, … affirm the Appellate Division judgment. I. A. This matter comes before us based on the record developed in defendant’s … position on Diloreto and Pitcher, those decisions are inapposite, as the Appellate Division properly concluded. In …
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… Jones, who also lived in the building, was awakened by the commotion. He came out of his apartment to investigate, but … has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that [defendants] committed the crime of robbery as I have defined the crime … is one method to remedy trial error and is sometimes required to address testimony that should not have been …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … http://www.naic.org/cipr_topics/topic_captives.htm (last visited May 10, 2018). 2 In 1994 only a limited number of … that are nonadmitted. Admitted insurers include both domestic and foreign insurance companies. A New Jersey insurer …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS ____________________________________ : … into public use. Id. at 308. Accordingly, the Court posited that, under N.J.S.A. 54:4-3.3, “a present intent to … entity to oversee, or manage a facility or to provide assistance in the performance of a public purpose is …
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… from his airway and restore his breathing. Whitman accompanied the paramedics to the hospital and defendant … a.m. Bergen County Prosecutor's Office (BCPO) Detective James McMorrow testified he responded to the hospital at 10:50 … 27, 2012 INTERVIEW OF . . . DEFENDANT COULD CONSTITUTE REQUISITE FALSE INFORMATION TO PROVE THE HINDERING CHARGE. I. THE …
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… him as a Tier II sex offender under the registration and community notification provisions of "Megan's Law," N.J.S.A. … and the court's decision was based on an inaccurate and incomplete review of the record. This appeal raises the novel … the same story to multiple individuals at different times. A-1387-21 14 The State further argues an evidentiary …
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… issues in this appeal. In September 2008, plaintiff filed a complaint seeking joint legal custody, shared parenting … notifications and email groups, requiring him to seek assistance from the principal to be reinstated. Plaintiff … in a "Kids Quest" room inside the casino while defendant visited with her boyfriend. In October 2018, the court …
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… (Robert Francis Gold, of counsel and on the briefs; James N. Barletti, on the briefs). NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT … plaintiff Charles Kazaba, Jr., for his filing of a 2012 complaint alleging defendant discriminated against him based … costs. Plaintiff cross- 1 Plaintiff amended the June 2012 complaint in September 2012. The amended complaint did not …
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… Submitted June 30, 2020 – Decided Before Judges Messano and Vernoia. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … a "baggie with some residue on it," which he testified was "common packaging material for narcotics purposes, for the … would believe to be derived from criminal activity," is apposite here. The State does not contend Figuereo-Rodriguez …
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… Submitted November 18, 2019 – Decided Before Judges Messano, Vernoia, and Susswein. On appeal from the Superior … doorway, she saw a young man in the middle of the street come toward towards the bar door, "and [he] started … addressed and established in Miller and Zuber are inapposite here. Although the court correctly rejected defendant's …
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… victim in his statement, at trial, his defense was that he committed passion/provocation manslaughter, not murder. On … REVERSAL. POINT IV THE ERRONEOUS ADMISSION OF OTHER- CRIMES EVIDENCE THAT [DEFENDANT] WAS A DRUG DEALER DENIED HIM A … charge." Id. 24 A-4010-17T4 at 593-94. The Court thus posited that the circumstances "raise[d] the inevitable …
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… at Hudson City spanned thirty-six years, beginning in 1975. Commencing in 1981, she reported to Michael Lee, then a … plaintiff's own niece, in violation of the bank's education assistance policy. Also, while plaintiff was on vacation, … 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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… bystander (the bystander), attempted to administer medical assistance to the victim but was unsuccessful. An autopsy … IV CONDUCT BY THE PROSECUTOR IN QUESTIONING WITNESSES AND COMMENTS HE MADE DURING SUMMATION WERE GROSSLY PREJUDICIAL … I'm going to be able to prove that that's quite the opposite. But, first, we know that back in 2017. . . Spence …