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… that the Township officials – zoning and code enforcement officers – were credible. The Law Division also found that …
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… an interview with members of the Camden County Prosecutor's Office homicide unit, who were investigating Scott's death. …
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… serving approximately twenty-eight years. A parole hearing officer referred the matter to a two-member Board panel, …
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… Rule 2:5-1(b). We surmise that error prevented the clerk's office from detecting the absence of reasons supporting the …
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… that any incriminating statements he made to the police officers should have been suppressed because he was not …
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… September 9, 2020 decision to grant a law enforcement officer's petition for a final extreme risk protective order … that "the respondent poses a significant danger of bodily injury to self or others by having custody or control of, … poses an immediate and present danger of causing bodily injury to the respondent or others by having custody or …
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… Stone. At R.M.'s request, the matter was transferred to the Office of Administrative Law for a hearing as a contested …
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… Law Division, Somerset County, Docket No. L-1581-16. Law Offices of Jeffrey S. Mandel, LLC, attorneys for appellant …
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… actions created a substantial risk of ongoing physical injury to the minor children and that the children's emotional … calls from jail. The judge gave significant weight to the officers' reports, the Division's report, Nina's interview, … risk to the minor children of ongoing physical injury by other than accidental means; and impaired their …
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… its two stockholders and provided, as their address, a post office box in Malaga, a small town in Gloucester County with …
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… Division, Ocean County, Docket No. L-3132-19. Constants Law Offices, LLC, attorneys for appellants (Alfred C. Constants, …
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… Harrell argued the cause for respondent, Maria Orozco (Law Office of Ana C. Moreira, attorney; Mr. Harrell, on the …
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… L- 2197-15. Amy L. Peterson, attorney for appellant. Law Offices of Cindy L. Thompson, attorneys for defendants … could have caused plaintiff a seventy percent permanent injury to her lower back when he had previously opined a 2010 accident caused the same permanent injury, we affirm. We briefly summarize the relevant evidence …
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… Shim testified: [T]he agent of the AOC, a probation officer who is part of the [D]rug [C]ourt team, makes that …
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… of the affidavit of amount due may file with the Office of Foreclosure an objection stating with specificity …
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… as nominee for Fleet. The mortgage was duly recorded in the Office of Essex County Register on August 28, 2003. …
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… the foregoing is a true copy of the original on fi le in my office. _\ tt-- CLERK OF THE AMTE DIVISION … a1219_15.pdf … …
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… April 2, 2015[; and] 4. The matter shall be returned to the Office of Foreclosure to proceed as an uncontested matter. …
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… R.1:36-3. June 14, 2017 2 A-2424-15T1 to cause bodily injury to A.C. and, incongruously, that the trial court's finding that defendant intended to cause bodily injury to A.C. "was based on rank speculation rather than any … found that, after A.C. threw a pot of his tools into his office/storage room, defendant picked up a heavy fruit bowl, …
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… Steven P. Monaghan argued the cause for appellant (Law Office of Steven P. Monaghan, L.L.C., attorneys; Mr. …