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… after a transfer from Monmouth County of one of the complaints (MON-L-1061-15). 3 A-0919-16T4 Ferro and Ferro, … mg, a 2400 calorie American Diabetes Association ("ADA") diet, which included an afternoon snack, and finger sticks … again by Dr. Meo on June 16, 2014, who renewed the 2400 ADA diet but discontinued the afternoon snack as "medically …
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… to lot size, setbacks, land coverage, height, and parking." Com. Realty and Res. Corp. v. First Atl. Props. Co., 235 4 … the Board specifically notes the hangars in order to accommodate this additional activity must continue to function … It is not the Board's intent to allow these hangars to become depositories for all kinds of bric-a-brac and other …
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… a vehicle defendant was driving. Officer Matthew Martinez stopped the vehicle because the temporary license plate … had reason to believe defendant was staying. Based on prior communications with the occupant of that apartment, … defendant's statement. The trial court's rulings were embodied in an order issued on May 10, 2019. Following the …
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… offense that defendant was harassing him.2 Plaintiff's complaint stated that defendant made "repeated calls to 2 It … because the necessity for the transcript was "to inform any future judge of the underlying events." The risk of … to both emergent and long-term civil and criminal remedies and sanctions, and by ordering those remedies and …
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… second-degree sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(c)(1), by committing one or more acts of sexual penetration on R.P.S. by using physical force. At the commencement of the trial, the court granted defendant's … with his penis. During the assault, R.P.S. attempted to stop defendant and bit his lip, leaving blood stains on her …
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… September 3, 2017, members of the Frate family smelled gas coming from defendant's apartment. They had also smelled gas … the apartment and saw defendant grab a handgun from the top of the refrigerator and turn towards the officers. … has contacted an attorney who might . . . some time in the future get involved in this case, but . . . certainly is …
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… of a $852,100 deposit a buyer made in connection with a commercial real estate sale that failed to close. The buyer … rent rolls for the property's tenants, and obtained "estoppel letters" from various tenants. Between October 17 and … judge has broad discretionary power to adapt equitable remedies to the particular circumstances of a given case." …
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… by not effectively cross-examining his wife, and by not communicating with him about the case before trial. After … noted, defendant failed to support his contentions with competent proofs that would warrant an evidentiary hearing, … 5 A-1393-18T1 (2) Trial counsel's failure to effectively communicate with her client prejudiced his right to …
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… shut for ten days following the accident. Plaintiff was a combat Marine who was deployed to Iraq on three occasions … Marines and civilians in Iraq and being engaged in active combat in "third- world-country conditions," plaintiff … plaintiff's obligation to seek legal advice as to his remedies, as long as he is physically and psychologically …
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… MILLER, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Appellant, and USAA PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. ___________________________ … by his mother, Margaret Miller (Margaret). Frederick was stopped at an intersection when he was rear-ended by an …
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… WITNESSES UNDERSTOOD THEIR DUTY TO TELL THE TRUTH AND WERE COMPETENT TO TESTIFY UNDER N.J.R.E. 601. (NOT RAISED BELOW). … THAT [DEFENDANT] HAD NOT TOUCHED HIM WAS UNTRUE AND COMMENDING THE CHILD WITNESSES AT THE CONCLUSION OF THEIR … bedroom door was closed. "[A]larm[ed]" by the "[un]common occurrence" of defendant's door being shut, Charles …
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… the case pending the DHS's review. I. Because the case comes to us as a result of defendant's motion to dismiss, we … on July 12, 2016, and the exhaustion-of-administrative-remedies doctrine. 2 Plaintiff also made claims regarding funds … doctrine should consider whether its application would be "'futile' or might result in irreparable harm, or whether 'an …
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… attorneys for appellant (Andrew Robert Burroughs and Christopher George Olsen, on the briefs). Scott A. Coffina, … drove through red lights, and veered into a lane of oncoming traffic. When Ehnstrom was able to drive alongside 3 … when he claimed he was at the base to help American soldiers. Defendant was charged with several motor vehicle …
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… relationship quickly became acrimonious, as tenants complained that defendant failed to make requested repairs, while defendant complained that tenants damaged the property and failed to … and whether granting the amendment would nonetheless be futile." Ibid. Although motion for leave to amend should be …
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… declining jurisdiction and enforcing a Qatari order that compelled defendant to send her children back to their … Hague Convention and the International Child Abduction Remedies Act, 22 U.S.C. §§ 9001 to 9011). 4 A-5287-18T3 but … and punched defendant. Defendant begged plaintiff to stop and at the very least take their daughter out of the …
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… Bentsen, on the briefs). 1 Improperly pled in plaintiff’s complaint as Safeguard Properties, LLC. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … the Law Division's November 30, 2018 order dismissing his complaint against defendant American Realty Services Group, … 2 An earlier order entered on March 2, 2018, dismissed the complaint against American Realty without prejudice for …
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… Deputy Public Defender, of counsel and on the brief). Christopher L.C. Kuberiet, Acting Middlesex County Prosecutor, … defendant argues the State's failure to record the completion of the photo array eyewitness identification … station instead of the hospital. Further, the detective completed question sixteen, checking off the box signifying …
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… However, regarding Realty's cross-motion to dismiss the complaint, we extend to Russo "every reasonable inference of … the dog was licensed to the business address without citing competent evidence, such as Simone's sworn statement or a … lease between Realty and Creations, and provided no other competent evidence, such as proof of rent payment, to prove …
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… occurred. The indictment alleged three of the offenses were committed on September 9, 2006, and the remaining ten offenses were committed on numerous occasions between other specified … dates." The indictment further alleged the offenses were committed in Pemberton Township, and the evidence presented …
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… order following a fact-finding trial which concluded he committed abuse or neglect of his children, H.H. (Heather), … Once in the basement, Williams observed marijuana on top of the washing machine, brown material which appeared to … use occurring in the home. The Division filed a verified complaint for custody of the children pursuant to N.J.S.A. …