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… Open Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, to compel defendants City of Hackensack and its records … November 2017 through present[.]" The second sought "[t]ext messages, [emails], and any other . . . correspondence" … Plaintiff moved for $14,560.20 in counsel fees, supported by an affidavit of services pursuant to N.J.S.A. …
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… defendants) motion for summary judgment on count two of the complaint. Count two alleged a violation under the New … share a beer with him on two occasions and has similarly visited other residents. The employee admitted to using the … tenant's lease application based on the tenant's "creditworthiness" was a pretext for discrimination. Id. at …
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… "if they need[ed] anything." During winters, Raymond visited the property monthly to collect the rent. Each spring … kitchen, she honked the car horn to signal to Raymond to come outside to help her with the groceries. Because it had … was need to extend discovery. Defendants' expert report––refuting plaintiffs' liability expert opinion that defendants …
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… agency determination under N.J.A.C. 3A:10-7.3(c) that his commission of child abuse or neglect was "not established." … the police resulted in appellant's arrest1 on charges of domestic violence and an investigation by the Division's … evidence"—not "some credible evidence"—is required to support the findings on which the agency based its action to …
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… not restored, the Association moved to enforce plaintiffs' compliance with the consent order. The Chancery Division … In the event there is a request for attorney's fees in the future, the judge should address the reasonableness of the … In addition, the judge should explain, with the requisite specificity, his or her calculation of any awarded …
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… New Jersey and he planned on selling the home in the near future. Plaintiff stated that once in Florida, she and Susan … proffered statement. Plaintiff did not produce any evidence comparing the Florida high school to Susan's present school. … court applied the correct standard and relied upon the requisite statutory factors, the decision to grant plaintiff's …
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… found that he understood the risks he was taking and was competent to represent himself. At trial, however, defendant … then opined that defendant "possesse[d] the requisite factual and procedural understanding of the court … to represent himself at trial. The record does not support that contention. While the psychologist and judge …
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… Nikirk appeals from a July 12, 2019, order dismissing her complaint with prejudice for failure to join a party without … Karg, Keefe & Katz, §1:2-2. As a "fundamental prerequisite," plaintiff must prove causation, both but- for and … and damages were to be disposed. The trial judge found this futility to weigh heavily in favor of dismissal. And …
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… should about the charges, creating "an inference that [he] committed [the crimes] . . . ." He also claimed he … IN THE PAST COULD NOT BE USED AS PROPENSITY EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THE CONCLUSION THAT HE HAD DONE SO ON THE SPECIFIC … offenses and potential sentences, the judge should have revisited the issue seventeen months later, on September 15, …
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… the cars were driving. 3 A-2792-15T1 I. Plaintiff1 filed a complaint against the City and BOE2 alleging the area of the … noted that discovery had previously been extended three times. Pursuant to Rule 4:24-1, discovery could only be … in the two years prior to the accident. The BOE argued in support of its summary judgment motion that it did not own, …
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… the 2017 General Election. This would be followed in the future by biennial elections of freeholders, whose terms … Steven Caltabiano, Chairman of the Salem County Democratic Committee, brought this action challenging the Clerk's … at 9). In rendering its decision, the trial court found support for the Clerk's position in N.J.S.A. 40:20-25. In …
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… truck, and related that the truck was heading south on Comly Road heading toward the intersection with Route 202. … the trial court's decision, so long as those findings are 'supported by 1 The officer eventually observed right-side … demands or issue orders; conversely, a field inquiry becomes a stop if a person reasonably believes he or she cannot …
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… affirming the Law Division's dismissal of plaintiffs' complaint in favor of arbitration, Roach v. BM Motoring, … done so, it would have found the agreement lacked the requisite clarity to constitute a valid waiver of class actions … nor can we identify any specific factual or legal findings supporting the court's reversing its prior order and …
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… and re-enter the roadway. Giorgi observed the car fail to come to a complete stop at an intersection. Giorgi then … that, based on his training and experience, this was sometimes used to conceal narcotics or weapons. Giorgi asked … "Generally, . . . a trial court's factual findings in support of granting or denying a motion to suppress must be …
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… plea hearing, the trial court noted the State would be recommending a ten-year sentence on the robbery charge, … The State, after detailing the facts surrounding the crimes and the trauma sustained by the victims, argued that … claims if a defendant has presented a prima facie claim in support of [PCR] and the facts supporting the claim are …
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… made a referral to the Division. Division caseworker Torres commenced an investigation and visited the family the next day. Essex County Prosecutor's … satisfied the record is devoid of any competent evidence to support a conclusion that Mary was aware of the inherent …
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… is a non-profit corporation governing a residential community known as the Estates at Layton's Lake (Estates) in … 8.1(z) does not apply. 13 A-3123-23 "fence" is used seven times. The word "fence" is never mentioned in Section 8.1(dd). … plain language of the Declaration, read in its entirety, supported the judge's concluding that Section 8.1(c), and …
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… a conditional dismissal. Judge Melody observed that the complaint alleged that a minor was involved which would … Handler observed: the goal of deterrence is to thwart future crimes and to modify the conduct both of the offender … similar criminal activity by defendant. Quite the opposite. As the State observed in its brief, if defendant is …
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… 1 Plaintiff Blanca Anaely Villeda Granados brings this complaint individually. Plaintiff Jairon Pena alleges per … documents provided by Uber were inconsistent and did not support the Uber defendants' arguments regarding notice of … of Use or Privacy Notice, that were published on Uber's website respectively, were displayed. . . . Based upon my …
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… defendant's insanity. All persons are assumed capable of committing crimes. Insane persons, however, are not capable of committing … of the alleged offense, but only as evidence tending to support the ultimate expert conclusion of the psychiatrist …