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… is subject to arbitration under the jurisdiction of the Commissioner of Education and not the Public Employment Relations Commission, even if a collective negotiations agreement … (Board) sought to terminate his employment for unbecoming conduct and insubordination. The dispute over …
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… oral decision on the record and his written opinion accompanying the order. I. We briefly summarize the facts and … charges. On July 23, 2015, federal prosecutors filed a complaint charging defendant with production and possession … The plea form specified that the prosecutor would recommend a ten-year prison term, subject to the No Early …
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… arising from child pornographic images discovered on his computer when he was a student at Stockton State University. … We conclude that his acceptance of the University's computer acceptable use standards policy in employing its … the internet gave the University the right to monitor his computer and retain the child pornographic images linked to …
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… Power and Light for $1,591.43 in damages. Plaintiff's complaint alleged defendant negligently damaged an … that defendant did not breach its duty of care based on its compliance with the Underground Facility Protection Act, … that when the One-Call System receives notice of an upcoming excavation, the One-Call System cautions that not all …
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… that admission of this evidence would have changed the outcome of his trial because if presented with this evidence … Temple Law Review article entitled "When Does a Juvenile Become an Adult? Implications for Law and Policy[;]" and (4) … under the holding in Miller because he was eighteen when he committed his offenses and because he was not sentenced to a …
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… Between July 2016 and January 2017, plaintiff resided in a community residence for mentally ill adults that was … rent of $560 for her apartment. Located in Toms River, the community residence is one of many that is licensed and regulated by the Commissioner of the Department of Human Services (DHS). …
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… of the remaining counts.2 The State also agreed to recommend defendant be sentenced to five years' probation. … to determine whether or not he continue[d] to be a viable complaining witness." The motion hearing reconvened on … And the plausible basis is that his attorney can't find the complaining witness and that he has been told . . . the …
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… both orders and remand for entry of an order dismissing the complaint. I. The following facts are derived from the … in South Plainfield. Although the property is zoned for commercial use, a house situated on the parcel was a … board approved the parties' site plan application for a commercial development, subject to the condition that the …
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… under Indictment 19-05-1321 for third-degree conspiracy to commit the crime of receiving stolen property, N.J.S.A. … under Indictment 19-06-1532 for second-degree conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and … receiving stolen property, second-degree conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, and 3 A-1453-20 second-degree …
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… oral argument before the PCR judge and the PCR judge's comprehensive written opinion. 4 A-4591-19 makes patients … denied defendant's PCR petition. In a written opinion accompanying his order, Judge Ironson appropriately set forth … testimony that "[d]efendant was alert and . . . able to communicate." Noting Dr. Stuart's testimony at trial …
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… TRIAL COURT FOR A DETERMINATION OF WHETHER [PLAINTIFF] WAS COMPETENT TO PROCEED TO TRIAL AND WHETHER HER TRIAL COUNSEL … the questions." After telling plaintiff, "if you feel there comes a point in time where you're laboring under some … let [your counsel] know and we'll deal with it when it comes up. But today is the day. It's an old case, today is …
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… and Geiger. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket Nos. 2015-3158, 2016-3249 and 2016-3197. … Attorney General, attorney for respondent Civil Service Commission (Pamela N. Ullman, Deputy Attorney General, on … 25, 2017 final agency decision of the Civil Service Commission (CSC) that affirmed the termination of his …
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… is not constitutionally required unless the defendant accompanies the plea with a claim of innocence."). However, … other words, the requirement that a defendant establish "a comprehensive factual basis, addressing each element of the … "[I]t is essential to elicit from the defendant a comprehensive factual basis, addressing each element of a …
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… after the accident, plaintiff went to the emergency room complaining of a stiff neck and pain in his back and hand. … provided plaintiff with only temporary relief, he recommended back surgery. On August 4, 2016, Dr. Yanni … epidural injection did not relieve plaintiff's neck discomfort, Dr. Yanni testified that he performed a medial …
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… bought the car in May 2015. Melvin required financing to complete the purchase of the vehicle, and Price co-signed … storage fees. On January 11, 2017, Price filed a verified complaint for replevin against Northfield, demanding … document is labeled "answer and counterclaim to verified complaint for replevin." In the body of Northfield's …
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… FIRE DISTRICT #1 (LOCAL FINANCE BOARD, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS). ——————————————— Argued January 16, 2019 … and Mawla. On appeal from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. Larry S. Loigman argued the cause for … argued the cause for respondent New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Division of Local Government NOT FOR …
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… in proceeding on what Clifford claims was a "confusing" complaint; denied his right to cross-examine; mistakenly … adequate explanation. And he argues his domestic-violence complaint was erroneously dismissed. We reject all … scope of the exception. Clifford filed a domestic-violence complaint based on what he claimed was the signage's …
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… The court held that, under Rule 2:2-3(a), an order compelling arbitration is deemed final, as a 4 A-2466-15T2 … order was to leave in effect the February 28, 2014 order compelling re-arbitration of the dispute. The Union appeals … when it failed to reconsider the palpably incorrect order compelling re-arbitration. We reject the Union's second …
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… v. MEDISPA OF SHREWSBURY LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY d/b/a MEDISPA AT SHREWSBURRY, MARGUERITE DEFONTE, … DEFONTE, LASER MED SPA MANAGEMENT LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, and DR. JAMES AVELLINI, Defendants, and DR. JOSEPH … and remand in part for further proceedings. I Plaintiffs' complaint alleges in May 2012, they each sustained burns …
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… assigned duties." The ALJ considered Dodson's subjective complaints of pain in her lower back, especially when she … given the accuracy and reliability of an MRI film as compared to the medically controversial discogram test. … and physical examination. According to Dr. Berman, her complaints of pain on range of motion and other touch tests …