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… his Guardian ad Litem, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW COMMUNITY CORPORATION, Defendant-Respondent, and CELESTE M. … family friend Ashantee Oliver, who resided at an apartment complex owned by defendant New Community Corporation (NCC), … propensities." We review a grant of summary judgment using the same standard that governs the motion judge's …
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… Appellate Attorney, of counsel; Roberta DiBiase, Supervising Assistant Prosecutor, on the brief). NOT FOR … bedroom with a friend when he heard loud thumps and a commotion downstairs. Assuming he was again being robbed, … error might have "had some conceivable effect on the outcome of the trial," State v. Sheika, 337 N.J. Super. 228, …
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… counsel appeared for trial nine days after the action's commencement. After denying Kaitlyn's request for an adjournment, the judge heard their competing testimony. Kaitlyn testified to Karl's harassing words and actions and claimed he struck her nose with …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2616-16T4 RICARDO MORAN, Complainant-Appellant, v. TOWER MANAGEMENT SERVICES, … finding no probable cause to substantiate appellant's complaint that respondent Tower Management Services … agent told appellant 1 The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development funds the Section 8 housing …
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… a lengthy plenary hearing, and set forth her reasons in a comprehensive written opinion. This is not a typical … Both parties lied about their age during those early communications. Plaintiff eventually visited defendant in … by the commitment of her mother to assist her in raising N.B. The court acknowledged that defendant was a young …
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… the gunfire, and saw both the shooter and his 3 A-1209-16T2 companion as they ran past him after the shooting. … Defendant, he contended, was neither the shooter nor his companion. Barge maintained he spoke with defendant's trial … did not testify as to the month when he met counsel. Assessing the lengths counsel went to interview witnesses, the …
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… sued defendant and the Bevilles for personal injuries arising from the dog's bite. The Bevilles declared bankruptcy, … summary judgment was granted, which dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. The trial court held that … Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477 U.S. 242, 252 (1986)). "Under the common law, ordinarily a landlord is not responsible for …
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… that she abused or neglected her children by failing to comply with substance abuse treatment and continuing to use … defendant's custody, although the Division filed a Title 30 complaint for care and supervision, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-12, so … evidence. The judge distinguished R.W. as involving only a single instance of drug use, and concluded that "the long …
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… 120 days of administrative segregation; a 120-day loss of commutation credits; 365 days of urine monitoring; a 365-day …
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… and his resource parents, with whom he had been placed since he was three months old. Dr. Dyer concluded that Avery … cousin, as a relative placement. The Division withdrew its complaint in order to explore additional relative placements … was released from prison in December 2018. He stopped communicating with the Division case worker and had not …
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… revoking his Parole Supervision for Life (PSL) and imposing a twelve-month future eligibility term (FET) for … Conditions that required he refrain from: 1) using any computer or device to create any social networking profile … or chatroom and 2) destroying information or data from a computer or device. Elchin pled guilty in 2006 to luring or …
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… not establish extraordinary circumstances sufficient to overcome the ninety-day time bar of N.J.S.A. 59:8-8. This appeal … circumstances' . . . must be expressly made in order to comply with the legislative mandate and to justify the entry … psychological condition was so "severe, debilitating, or uncommon" to prevent him from contacting an attorney and …
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… defendant was seated in the kitchen. Officers found a single baggie of cocaine on the floor where defendant was … weapon, drugs, and other items found in the bedroom. Surmising that a man occupies a bedroom in which one observes … appeared defendant was living there. This is a matter of "common knowledge and observation" permissible in lay opinion …
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… COUNSEL RUBY D. COCHRAN BILLING SUPERVISOR CARLA S. COUSINS 855-533-FUND (3863) OUTSIDE NJ: 609-815-3030 FAX: … may opt for employer pay within the online system after you complete the registration portion of the process. Employers … to the 50-year exemption. If you are also “retired completely from the practice of law” (see #3 below) and wish …
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… anyone else during this or any other recess. You must not communicate or share information about the case. Recess … and even the jury selection process. And discuss means communicate. The word communicate means something far … during the last few years, have been overheard discussing testimony over lunch before the trial was complete so …
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… that she abused or neglected her children by failing to comply with substance abuse treatment and continuing to use … defendant's custody, although the Division filed a Title 30 complaint for care and supervision, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-12, so … evidence. The judge distinguished R.W. as involving only a single instance of drug use, and concluded that "the long …
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… and his resource parents, with whom he had been placed since he was three months old. Dr. Dyer concluded that Avery … cousin, as a relative placement. The Division withdrew its complaint in order to explore additional relative placements … was released from prison in December 2018. He stopped communicating with the Division case worker and had not …
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… defendant was seated in the kitchen. Officers found a single baggie of cocaine on the floor where defendant was … weapon, drugs, and other items found in the bedroom. Surmising that a man occupies a bedroom in which one observes … appeared defendant was living there. This is a matter of "common knowledge and observation" permissible in lay opinion …
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… the gunfire, and saw both the shooter and his 3 A-1209-16T2 companion as they ran past him after the shooting. … Defendant, he contended, was neither the shooter nor his companion. Barge maintained he spoke with defendant's trial … did not testify as to the month when he met counsel. Assessing the lengths counsel went to interview witnesses, the …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar R.J. Hughes Justice Complex JUDGE P.O. Box 975 25 Market Street Trenton, New … he would have promptly responded. He also noted that since the mail was returned as “unclaimed,” it was …