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… report indicates defendant did not disclose the FRO and the officer found his comments concerning, especially …
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… ALJ for a hearing. The DCA presented testimony from Hearing Officer Nicole Colon, and petitioner testified on his own …
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… of laches. See Goldsmith v. Camden Cty. Surrogate's Office, 408 N.J. Super. 376, 386 (App. Div. 2009). 12 …
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… Support Document dated June 24, 2014, prepared by the DEP Office of Science and authored by Dr. Gloria B. Post, …
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… Arthur J. Russo argued the cause for appellant (Russo Law Offices, LLC, attorneys; Arthur J. Russo, on the briefs). … policy providing UIM coverage and who suffers bodily injury or property damage. Plaintiff does not dispute that the … to the policy, but the endorsements pertained to personal injury protection under the policy. The notice did not list …
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… and failed to follow up with that provider's housing office. We conclude the judge's finding that the Division …
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… services in connection with defendant's renovation of office space in its property located on Broad Street in …
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… yellow liquid to defraud a drug test ordered by his parole officer. Defendant was convicted of third-degree defrauding …
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… and it eventually learned from the medical examiner's office that the child's death was deemed "suspicious." After … which is designed to protect children who suffer serious injury inflicted by other than accidental means." N.J. Div. of … the child or recklessly creates a risk of serious injury to that child." Dep't of Children and Families v. …
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… Richard S. Mazawey argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of Richard S. Mazawey, attorneys; Mr. Mazawey, on … Plaintiff asserts that although he knew he suffered an injury in May 2009, when he allegedly witnessed his father's death, he claims he did not know that the injury was attributable to the fault of defendants. As the …
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… of Dea's use of defendant's apartment. Dea went to Brandt's office seeking to lease a unit and handed Brandt her …
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… She refused to let him see her home, but she came to his office to speak with him. The investigator also spoke with …
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… of project and work completed by the Contractor. Should the Office, through its investigation, find the work conducted …
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… Family Part, Bergen County, Docket No. FV-02-1181-16. Law Offices of Ian J. Hirsch & Associates, L.L.C., attorneys for … in the face on December 11, 2015, causing plaintiff's injury. The judge found defendant violated N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4(a) … actions involved the use of physical force to inflict injury, the use of physical resistance to prevent plaintiff …
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… called. The infant could not be revived. Responding police officers recorded an odor of alcohol emanating from A.D.'s … knowledge her conduct was likely to result in serious injury to the infant. A.D.'s consumption of alcohol while … which is designed to protect children who suffer serious injury inflicted by other than accidental means. G.S. v. Dep't …
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… may consent to admission into PTI on a defendant-police- officer's resignation of his position. See State v. DeMarco, …
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… that defendant allegedly transferred to Saccomanno's office. As such, the judge relied solely on Abo's report and …
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… Mark G. Yates argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of William J. Courtney, L.L.C., attorney; Mr. Yates, …
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… Mark G. Yates argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of William J. Courtney, L.L.C., attorney; Mr. Yates, …
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… may consent to admission into PTI on a defendant-police- officer's resignation of his position. See State v. DeMarco, …