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… summary judgment was granted, which dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. The trial court held that … Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477 U.S. 242, 252 (1986)). "Under the common law, ordinarily a landlord is not responsible for … bitten another person. A child playing in the shared common area of the rented duplex was seriously injured when …
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… that she abused or neglected her children by failing to comply with substance abuse treatment and continuing to use … defendant's custody, although the Division filed a Title 30 complaint for care and supervision, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-12, so … Registry within ten days of the date of this opinion. We close with an additional observation. Although the issue was …
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… imposed 120 days of administrative segregation; a 120-day loss of commutation credits; 365 days of urine monitoring; a 365-day loss of contact visits; and a 15-day loss of recreation …
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… cousin, as a relative placement. The Division withdrew its complaint in order to explore additional relative placements … was released from prison in December 2018. He stopped communicating with the Division case worker and had not … Super. 172, 188 (App. Div. 1993)). We add the following comments to address Anthony's second and third arguments. …
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… Supervision for Life (PSL) and imposing a twelve-month future eligibility term (FET) for violating PSL Special … Conditions that required he refrain from: 1) using any computer or device to create any social networking profile … or chatroom and 2) destroying information or data from a computer or device. Elchin pled guilty in 2006 to luring or …
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… charges rested on the allegation plaintiff did not disclose his employment with Ramcor, where he was around … not establish extraordinary circumstances sufficient to overcome the ninety-day time bar of N.J.S.A. 59:8-8. This appeal … circumstances' . . . must be expressly made in order to comply with the legislative mandate and to justify the entry …
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… defendant's name handwritten on the back. In the bedroom closet, the officers found a scale and, in the pocket of a … appeared defendant was living there. This is a matter of "common knowledge and observation" permissible in lay opinion …
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… may opt for employer pay within the online system after you complete the registration portion of the process. Employers … to the 50-year exemption. If you are also “retired completely from the practice of law” (see #3 below) and wish … Admission in New Jersey in 2022 – You are required to complete your registration online. No payment is due for …
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… anyone else during this or any other recess. You must not communicate or share information about the case. Recess … and even the jury selection process. And discuss means communicate. The word communicate means something far different today than it did …
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… that she abused or neglected her children by failing to comply with substance abuse treatment and continuing to use … defendant's custody, although the Division filed a Title 30 complaint for care and supervision, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-12, so … Registry within ten days of the date of this opinion. We close with an additional observation. Although the issue was …
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… cousin, as a relative placement. The Division withdrew its complaint in order to explore additional relative placements … was released from prison in December 2018. He stopped communicating with the Division case worker and had not … Super. 172, 188 (App. Div. 1993)). We add the following comments to address Anthony's second and third arguments. …
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… defendant's name handwritten on the back. In the bedroom closet, the officers found a scale and, in the pocket of a … appeared defendant was living there. This is a matter of "common knowledge and observation" permissible in lay opinion …
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… the gunfire, and saw both the shooter and his 3 A-1209-16T2 companion as they ran past him after the shooting. … Defendant, he contended, was neither the shooter nor his companion. Barge maintained he spoke with defendant's trial … that Barge's name was mentioned only after the State disclosed that a witness against defendant – Jamal Gibbs – had …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar … opportunity to be heard. The door to tax appeals cannot be closed unless the municipality has given the property owner … addressed to the P.O. Box. Thus, there is nothing to refute the attempted delivery of the mail to plaintiff. A …
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… his Guardian ad Litem, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW COMMUNITY CORPORATION, Defendant-Respondent, and CELESTE M. … family friend Ashantee Oliver, who resided at an apartment complex owned by defendant New Community Corporation (NCC), when he was bitten by a dog on …
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… imposed 120 days of administrative segregation; a 120-day loss of commutation credits; 365 days of urine monitoring; a 365-day loss of contact visits; and a 15-day loss of recreation …
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… Supervision for Life (PSL) and imposing a twelve-month future eligibility term (FET) for violating PSL Special … Conditions that required he refrain from: 1) using any computer or device to create any social networking profile … or chatroom and 2) destroying information or data from a computer or device. Elchin pled guilty in 2006 to luring or …
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… summary judgment was granted, which dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. The trial court held that … Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477 U.S. 242, 252 (1986)). "Under the common law, ordinarily a landlord is not responsible for … bitten another person. A child playing in the shared common area of the rented duplex was seriously injured when …
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… charges rested on the allegation plaintiff did not disclose his employment with Ramcor, where he was around … not establish extraordinary circumstances sufficient to overcome the ninety-day time bar of N.J.S.A. 59:8-8. This appeal … circumstances' . . . must be expressly made in order to comply with the legislative mandate and to justify the entry …
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… bedroom with a friend when he heard loud thumps and a commotion downstairs. Assuming he was again being robbed, … error might have "had some conceivable effect on the outcome of the trial," State v. Sheika, 337 N.J. Super. 228, …