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… (NJIT or the University) appeals from the dismissal of its complaint seeking to enjoin arbitration of grievances … police officers. The unions allege that NJIT failed to comply with its Emergency Closing Policy (Closing Policy) by … The chancery court held that the dispute concerning compensation was an issue subject to arbitration under …
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… perform all of his previously assigned duties, the city accommodated him with a helper who operated the power tools, … a jackhammer in order to return to work and would not be accommodated with an assistant to perform that task. In 2011, … carpometacarpal joint, at the base of the thumb where it come out of the wrist, was destroyed. When conservative …
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… THE MATTER OF THE ALLEGED FAILURE OF ALTICE USA, INC., TO COMPLY WITH CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE NEW JERSEY CABLE … billing for cable service, preempted by the Federal Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984 (Cable Act), 47 U.S.C. §§ … billing arrangements and payment plans," while remaining competitive with other cable service providers. In September …
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… v. LIVINGSTON CIRCLE ASSOCIATES, LP, EASTMAN COMPANIES OF NEW JERSEY, LLC, and EASTMAN MANAGEMENT CORP., … struck plaintiff in the 1 Plaintiff also named Eastman Companies of New Jersey, LLC (Eastman N.J.) as a defendant. … for summary judgment on the grounds that it was a separate company from Eastman and, although it was affiliated with …
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… novo in the Law Division, Judge Michael T. Collins issued a comprehensive written opinion convicting defendant of … vehicle was attempting to make an illegal left turn into oncoming traffic, because it was 8 A-3741-21 unsafe to pass a … "BUT A DRIVER MAY PASS ON THE RIGHT IF TRAFFIC HAS BECOME SO DENSE THAT LINES OF TRAFFIC HAVE BECOME …
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… . . . back roads." Gambino explained "cleaning" was a common term officers used to describe an 4 A-2468-22 … with Lund[1] and Gamble,[2] a reasonable individual could come to the inference that the defendant was about to or might be in the process of committing a crime. 1 State v. Lund, 119 N.J. 35 (1990). 2 …
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… but sought to prove he lacked the mental state required to commit murder. Defendant presented an expert who opined that … medical examiner testified the cause of death was assault "compounded by strangulation both manual and ligature." A … tied the belt around the victim. He argued that counsel's comment, combined with the medical examiner's opinion of the …
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… search is presumptively unreasonable. Ibid. To overcome that presumption, "the State bears the burden of … problem with the State's proofs at the hearing, however, is compounded by Vandeyar's testimony. He testified that he was … him was that defendant bladed himself behind his taller companion. That description of blading does not give rise to …
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… We address whether defendant satisfied his burden to overcome the strong deference provided to the issuing judge's … between the area of the center console and the glove compartment, and approached the Acura and handed something … affidavit[s] in a hyper-technical, rather than a commonsense, manner." Citing State v. Chippero, the State …
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… In the days and weeks leading up to the murder, defendant committed acts of domestic violence, causing the victim to … order that resulted in the filing of a related criminal complaint against defendant for its violation. At trial, … DEFENDANT'S COGNITIVE CAPACITY." POINT III THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT DURING SUMMATION BY MISSTATING THE LAW …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY MERCER … parts, is the focus of the reliability assessment, not outcome.” In re Accutane Litigation, 234 N.J. 340, 397 (2018). … location within the area of origin where a heat source, a fuel, and an oxidizing agent first interact, resulting in a …
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… the county prosecutor's office is inherently a "necessary component of their jobs as police officers," active-duty … be inclined to excuse a member of the law enforcement community" from the jury upon a defendant's request, leaving … briefly at a local hospital, R.S. filed a criminal complaint against defendant. The Hudson County Prosecutor's …
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… the county prosecutor's office is inherently a "necessary component of their jobs as police officers," active-duty … be inclined to excuse a member of the law enforcement community" from the jury upon a defendant's request, leaving … briefly at a local hospital, R.S. filed a criminal complaint against defendant. The Hudson County Prosecutor's …
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… guilty to first-degree aggravated manslaughter with a recommended sentence of eighteen years. The judge also found that defendant was prejudiced because the failure to communicate the plea offer "caused a change in the outcome of this case because the deficiency led to defendant's …
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… J. Rappaport, from various limited liability realty companies, and defendants' counterclaim alleging plaintiff's … whether the trial court erred in remanding a second complaint to the arbitrator, erred in issuing an order … vacate the trial court's order dismissing the second complaint, reinstate the second complaint, and conclude …
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… BY PRECLUDING HIM FROM PRESENTING EVIDENCE [. . .] THAT THE COMPLAINING WITNESS HAD FALSELY ACCUSED HER FATHER OF SEXUAL … her. Defendant kept threatening Fiona and told her he would commit suicide if she told anyone, sending her pictures of … to shock the judicial conscience." 25 A-0922-20 [State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014) (alteration in original) …
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… 2 The circumstances of the sexual crime defendant committed against the twelve-year-old victim are more fully … a 'defendant with fair proceedings leading to a just outcome.'" 212 N.J. at 546 (quoting State v. Mitchell, 126 N.J. … 16 Court added, "we must strike 'a balance between the competing interests of finality of judgments and fundamental …
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… Law. In 2015, when defendant was forty-four, he failed to comply with Megan's Law registration requirements. At the … assaults. R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 A-1650-20 offense. He was accompanied by a police officer whose body camera recorded the … ensued (the officer's radio intermittently transmitted communications that rendered some of R.B.'s responses …
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… at the same casino-hotel where the present crimes were committed in February 2018—thirteen years after the article … 3(a) based on two prior New York felony convictions—one committed in 2006 and the other committed in 2011. He also argued the trial judge abused her …
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… involved damage done to the offices of Neuhaus Realty, a company owned by defendant's maternal grandmother and … mother. The account had been opened in the name of a company called "360 Entertainment of New York, LLC" and had … trial court granted the State's motion in an order and accompanying written opinion issued on November 21, 2019. At …