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… in the Apartment to herself and Sandra Pine as tenants in common. Approximately one and one-half years later, Lewie … Decedent left a June 13, 2014 Will (the Will). The Will names Linda Bickhardt and Anna Sheftall as co-executors of the … Will. On May 18, 2016, Pine filed a three-count verified complaint seeking appointment of a temporary administrator …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5145-14T2 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF A.D. SVP-719-15. ___________________________ … highly arousing to cheat and manipulate prostitutes. At times, he would pay them for sex and then rob them of the … not have successful psychotherapy. Dr. Frank found the requisite elements of repetitive and compulsive behavior for A.D. …
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… Argued March 21, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Messano and Suter. On appeal from the State Board of … 2015 State Board of Nursing (Board) Final Order to "undergo comprehensive mental health and substance abuse evaluation … and monitoring to ascertain whether [he] is fit and competent to practice nursing in the State of New Jersey." …
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… (PSL). In 2013, the NJSPB revoked his parole for failing to complete community service, for using an electronic device … of violating their PSL, and then indict them for those crimes. Defendants maintain that if the State had followed that … PSL sentence was initially imposed, making Apprendi inapposite. We conclude that the parole revocation provisions in …
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… to return to class. The nurse then checked Sean several times throughout the day and found no bumps, bruises, or other … father. The note informed that Sean had hit his head and recommended that the father should monitor Sean for certain … Belt opined that Sean would have been able to walk with the assistance of a device, rather than have to use a …
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… order dismissing his claims with prejudice for failure to comply with a court order per Rule 4:37-2(a). We affirm. We … Markizon, his wife, Joan Markizon, and Affiliated.1 In his complaint, Trang averred legal fraud, negligent … Piekarsky opined that defendants deviated from the requisite standard of care. Piekarsky stated 5 A-4334-15T1 that …
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… EDWARD MILLER, NJ TRANSIT CORP., JOSEPH VEGA, and AMERICAN COMMERCE INSURANCE CO., Defendants. … unreasonable for NJT to provide "no information on its website for 12 A-2883-16T3 how and where to file a notice of … determined, plaintiff has not shown "anything on [NJT's] website that would mislead people into thinking that they can …
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… and psychological evaluations and to follow any treatment recommendations. Defendant was also required to complete the Alternatives to Domestic Violence Counseling Program and thereafter continue … argues the trial court improperly analyzed the requisite factors of Rule 5:3-5(c). Specifically, defendant …
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… the women asked to see his phone. Defendant did not comply and instead ran out of the store. The women followed … he had loaned the vehicle to defendant. The brother-in-law complied with the officers' request to call defendant to his … and defendant’s prior criminal history of similar crimes. The affidavit also stated that when police first …
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… order (FRO) against him pursuant to the Prevention of Domestic 1 Pursuant to Rule 1:38-3(d)(9), we use initials to … FRO was issued after the trial judge found that defendant committed the predicate act of harassment, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4, … to plaintiff's warning she was prepared to seek the assistance of the police, defendant responded that he was …
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… Gonzalez, attorney for respondent. PER CURIAM This matter comes before us on remand from the Supreme Court. At issue is … DWI conviction, N.J.S.A. 2C:40-26(b), was lawful under the community caretaking doctrine. We hold that it was not. As a …
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… has been punctuated by her continued drug use and lack of compliance with treatment programs and other services … L.B.'s care, P.L.A.M. would suffer acute harm that could become enduring due to her confusion and young age. Dr. Wells … & Family Servs. v. A.W., 103 N.J. 591, 599 (1986). At times, the parent's interest must yield to the State's …
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… in the District, culpable of eleven charges of conduct unbecoming, and suspended her for 262 days. On appeal, the … negative impact upon" her school and the District community. On November 18, 2014, the District certified the … a theme she had to teach students in an urban school many times and she reiterated it that day. Every student in her …
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… court's order granting summary judgment dismissal of her complaint alleging gender discrimination, hostile work … Youth Correctional Facility (MYCF) for conduct unbecoming an employee and undue familiarity with an inmate. … to the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) and Civil Service Commission (CSC), who recommended her termination for cause …
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… supra, 221 N.J. at 57-59. A. Plaintiff argued Bergman committed legal malpractice in valuing the case at $200,000. … to have to report" malpractice, adding: "It happens oftentimes. It is a big incentive for settlement." In any event, … expert testimony. Any juror could understand, without the assistance of an expert, that the plaintiff's attorney was …
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… DOCKET NO. A-3236-15T2 SUBURBAN DISPOSAL, INC. and JAMES CAMPBELL, Plaintiffs, and GILBERTO PEREZ, … on the brief). PER CURIAM There is only one issue in this competitive bidding dispute brought by plaintiff Gilberto … materials collection contract. Bidders were required to complete a questionnaire setting forth their experience and …
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… DID NOT HAVE PROBABLE CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT [DEFENDANT] COMMITTED A VIOLATION OF N.J.S.A. 2C:33-2.1. THEREFORE, THE … BY SUBJECTING [DEFENDANT] TO A FULL CUSTODIAL ARREST FOR COMMITTING A DISORDERLY PERSONS OFFENSE. We reject these … the vehicle. The vehicle would pull off. After numerous times — about seven or eight times I saw this, this was …
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… day. Egan began the first interview by giving defendant the complaint. Egan told defendant that his bail was $800,000, … know, so basically that's where we stand right now. So the complaints are already there. It's -- the Superior Court … of the right to remain silent: DETECTIVE WASKO: So they'll come talk to you at the Workhouse, and we'll go from there. …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. McCARTHY & SCHATZMAN, and JAMES BRITT, ESQUIRE, Defendants-Respondents. … the property as "joint tenants and not as tenants in common." 3 A-3418-15T4 Plaintiff closed on the property on … [the] malpractice without resort to the interpretative assistance of an expert."1 Id. at 242. Therefore, because we …
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… hearing on the motion. At the hearing, Lieutenant James A. Sarkos of the Atlantic City Police Department (ACPD) … open the door." Sarkos banged on the door and heard a commotion from inside the room and the sound of running … thought the liquid was PCP or "wak," which is what PCP is commonly called in the City. Defendant replied, "I ain't …