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… did not reflect that the court had dismissed the Title Nine complaint or that the litigation had been converted to … was "manifestly unsupported by and inconsistent with the competent evidence adduced at the factfinding." Both the Law … opined that Marcus was a victim of physical abuse and recommended the Division consider alternatives to …
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… THE TOWNSHIP OF CHESTERFIELD (BURLINGTON COUNTY), TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CHESTERFIELD, and TOWNSHIP OF … cause for respondents Township of Chesterfield and Township Committee of the Township of Chesterfield (Parker McCay, PA, … we accord no deference to a trial court or municipal bodies when reviewing legal issues, including statutory …
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… period for a non-DWI-related offense while awaiting commencement of a court-imposed DWI license suspension. For … under the statute, regardless of the actual date defendant commenced service of the suspension period. 3 All of these … license suspension. Regardless, defendant had already compiled three prior DWI convictions, thereby implicating …
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… order of the Law Division dismissing with prejudice its complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging defendant … understory parking spaces. The remaining stories would be comprised of self-storage units. Additional surface parking … and traffic flow within the larger neighborhood by accommodating loading operations onsite and internally in the …
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… jurisdiction and denying their cross-motion to amend their complaint. In the alternative, plaintiffs seek: (1) … investments in the 200 largest publicly traded oil and gas companies, which plaintiffs maintain violate that … assets to invest in "the 200 largest oil and gas producing companies" ("investments"), even though some of those …
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… half- brother. The PCPO obtained a search warrant and a communications data warrant, which authorized the … room. One of the hotel housekeepers smelled cannabis coming from the dresser area while attempting to clean the … exchange for a dismissal of all other counts. The State recommended a custodial term of ten years with a five- year …
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… On November 8, 2021, plaintiffs filed their initial complaint in this action alleging Nadeem breached the … no direct claims for damages asserted against them. The complaint demanded a declaratory judgment that the … On November 9, 2022, plaintiffs filed a second amended complaint asserting the same causes of action and seeking a …
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… permanently allowing the children to move to Texas commencing with the 2024-25 school year, they were unable to … house, he said that he wants his brother and sister to come here. Following a three-day plenary hearing during … between the parties and to include video and telephonic communication with the children. Both parties shall abide by …
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… The officer smelled alcohol emanating from the passenger compartment but could not identify which of the occupants … sobriety tests, directed defendant to exit the vehicle. She complied with no noticeable physical difficulty. The officer … passengers. Defendant also argued that she did not admit to coming from a bar or consuming alcohol until after Bush …
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… v. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN and MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE, Defendants-Appellants, and MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP … to maintain the status quo. c. Plaintiff can be remedied by compensatory or other corrective relief. B. The … for purposes of this appeal, the Court created judicial remedies, which include a "builder's remedy." The Court added …
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… Perez Friscia and Bergman. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 9-8/23A. Christopher … Deputy Attorney General, argued the cause for respondent Commissioner of Education (Matthew J. Platkin, Attorney … the Code of Ethics for School Board Members (Code) embodied in N.J.S.A. 18A:12-24.1, which consists of ten specific …
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… a jury to potentially find the defendant of attempting to commit aggravated arson through the testimony of … into evidence as S-9, which could be taken as a threat to commit an act involving something with regard to smoke. In … could enable a jury to find the defendant attempted to commit aggravated arson. It does not matter that the …
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… Dara eventually agreed to return home, the crisis worker recommended Dara undergo a psychiatric evaluation, but Anna … mother had picked 6 A-0095-24 her up from work, and upon becoming angry, "began hitting [her], and banging [her] head on the center compartment of the car, in between the seats ." Dara …
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… order of the Law Division dismissing with prejudice its complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging defendant … approval to Bellemead's predecessor for a proposed office complex on the property (the Project). The approval had an … RLSA approval to expand its sewer treatment plant to accommodate an additional 400,000 gallons per day (gpd). …
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… $1,040,000 against" defendant's wife Xiaoping Li, complicated the divorce action. Id. at 3. In connection with … for legal services rendered but withdrew its prior offer to compromise the fee, which would have released $30,000 to … rendered. On July 22, plaintiff filed a Law Division complaint against defendant for legal "fees in the amount of …
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… of ammunition in the driver's door, a package of cigars "commonly used to smoke CDS marijuana," two Ziploc bags of … he was previously convicted in 1994 of a crime in Virginia comparable to aggravated assault under New Jersey law. On … 409, 447 (2015). Probable cause "requires 'a practical, common[-]sense determination whether, given all of the …
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… Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). Based on this information, a communications data warrant was served on Google concerning … contained four attachments of CSAM. An additional data communications warrant was obtained and served upon Apple to … (e)(5) and (6), relating to defendant's behavior being remedied or changed through proper supervisory treatment, the …
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… have been conducted, and he would have contacted the SWAT commander. He further explained that "[ACPD] ha[d] a policy … Alternatively, a knock and announce warrant only requires a combination of detectives and SWAT members. In this … She would not have been able to go to her safe, work the combination, retrieve her weapon, and move to the living …
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… JAMES P. MCCLAIN (ATLANTIC) CBL – Designated as the Complex Business Litigation Program Judge VICINAGE NO. 2 BERGEN SUPERIOR COURT (Cont'd.) CBL - Designated as the Complex Business Litigation Program Judge 4 ASSIGNMENT … BURLINGTON SUPERIOR COURT (Cont'd.) CBL - Designated as the Complex Business Litigation Program Judge 5 ASSIGNMENT …
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… 2007, Boguslavskiy defaulted on the note. Civello filed a complaint seeking injunctive relief and damages.2 In a … No. L-0707-09). As noted in our prior opinion, the outcome of the Law Division action is not clear. Id. at 639. 3 … but did not assert any affirmative defenses. Plaintiffs' complaint was dismissed with prejudice on January 10, 2020 …