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… from an order for judgment dismissing with prejudice their complaint alleging professional malpractice against their … court erred by denying their motion for a new trial and committed trial errors by: failing to set forth findings of … in its decision following a bench trial; finding plaintiffs committed tax fraud; failing to find defendant negligently …
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… morning hours of March 3, 2010, a Watchung police officer stopped a motor vehicle that was driven by its registered … initials "DZ" on a Miranda form. The first officer used a computer to fingerprint defendant and inputted the prints in … the defendant was deprived of a fair and reliable trial outcome. Id. at 687. To prove this element, a defendant must …
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… education, such dispute may be submitted to a [c]ourt of competent jurisdiction. Additionally, the MSA addressed … account . . . to pay 25% of [her daughter's] current and future college tuition," to pay $40 dollars per week to … pay [twenty-five percent] of [her daughter's] current and future college tuition . . . and reasonable college …
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… One Call Care Management (One Call), dismissing his complaint. We affirm. I. We confine our review to the motion … he did not look like he was sleeping at his desk in the future." Epstein memorialized the meeting in an undated … in [defendants'] decision to terminate her, she has not refuted defendants' legitimate business reasons for …
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… DEPRIVED DEFENDANT OF A FAIR TRIAL. A. The Trial Judge Committed Reversible Error By Prohibiting Defense Counsel … 2C:39-3(d); second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS distribution offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1; … such as surveillance videos and fingerprints. To refute counsel's assertion, the prosecutor stated: The State …
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… in 2009 and had no children. Plaintiff filed a divorce complaint in 2011. The parties executed their MSA on May 2, … (3%) percent default fee which shall accrue monthly and compound until default if [sic] cured. If default is not … would "be able to maintain a lifestyle that is reasonably comparable to that which [she] enjoyed during the course of …
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… TAVERN ROAD, LLC, Defendant-Appellant, and JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY, n/k/a PNC BANK, N.A., Defendant. … 2011. On December 5, 2013, Pro Capital filed a foreclosure complaint against defendant and Jersey Mortgage Company,2 … 1, 2018, "as a matter of equity," but warned that "[n]o future stays [would] be granted." 12 A-1415-17T2 void due to …
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… v. BOARD OF REVIEW, DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, and ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE, GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION, and … (Galloway), during the 2014-2015 school year, as a per diem substitute teacher from March 19 to June 19, 2015. He … A-1927-17 Dalnoky was employed by Galloway as a per diem substitute teacher from March 19, 2015 until May 2017. …
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… Mona's visitation with her was not consistent. She did not complete training on the apnea machine 2 This was not the … or an appropriate crib, stroller or car seat. Mona did not come to the hospital when Jane was discharged in June 2016. … abuse evaluations to monitor her for alcohol abuse. Mona stopped visitation with Jane in October 2017 and did not see …
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… audits New Jersey's Medicaid program to ensure that it is complying with federal and State law. In New Jersey, there … that the Division was barred by the doctrine of equitable estoppel from correcting the rate when the error was … that are supported by sufficient credible evidence." Futterman v. Bd. of Review, Dept. of Labor, 421 N.J. Super. …
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… exceeded the amount an addict would use in a day. Lugo completed several courses and training on drug … to buying in one day is "a few," adding, "I've never come across anybody that says they -- they purchased ten" or … sources ordinarily utilized by experts in sociological studies.” In order to learn about gang activity, unless the …
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… 1 In order to avoid confusion created by the parties' common surname, we refer to them by their first names. 2 We … services rendered through June 2014, without prejudice to future applications for fees incurred after that date. … court. On December 5, 2014, the court entered an order, accompanied by a statement of reasons, awarding Tangible …
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… turned into the southbound lane, placing her head-on with oncoming traffic. Another vehicle flashed its high beams to … David Rubelowsky then arrived to provide backup for the stop. He also instructed defendant to exit her vehicle … intended to stall the investigation. If she did not comply, he explained he would place her under arrest for …
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… "Ultra Lite" .38 caliber revolver, while in the course of committing or attempting to commit a drug-related offense, … and reassured him this was intended to avoid any potential future misunderstanding or unintentional prejudice. In the … place. THE COURT: You weren't stuck in any place. Let's stop with that right now. DEFENDANT: All right. Well, then, …
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… defendant had a foot injury and thus did not want to accompany officers to his third-floor apartment, he provided … to second- degree possession of a firearm in the course of committing a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a), and was … SUMMER EVENING. A. MR. GOODSON WAS DETAINED WHEN OFFICERS STOPPED THEIR SUV IN THE ROAD ALONGSIDE HIS PARKED VEHICLE …
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… final agency decision disqualifying her from unemployment compensation benefits because she voluntarily resigned her … decision and remand for further proceedings. I. Claimant commenced her employment as a customer care representative … the evidence did not establish claimant expressed a "future intention" to resign, but rather established claimant …
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… At the time of their divorce, the parties entered into a comprehensive Property Settlement Agreement (PSA) that … to the PSA would adversely affect L.F. The doctor complied with the request by orally communicating with the judge. In November 2015, the judge …
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… drove away from the market, he told S.D. that he needed to stop at his home. When they arrived at what S.D. understood was defendant's home, she and her brother accompanied defendant to the front door, where they were let … Green, the victim did not know the defendant, the crime was committed at night in the dark, the victim's description of …
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… warrants. This took several minutes for the dispatch to complete. While waiting, defendant made and received several … an evidentiary hearing. Officers Adam Konopka and Thomas Dietze, frequently aided by review of body camera footage at … was sitting directly behind him. Officers Konopka and Dietze both testified that they believed the suitcase …
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… an interlocutory decision of the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2022- 913. Deena B. Rosendahl argued … and assistance from the Department if Valente sought future employment in the security field. The Township … of any potential settlement. It was very detailed, covering topics such as liability admissions, administrative closure …