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… from God that she "was hurting" and he could help her "become closer to God" if they reenacted his visions. B.H. … the jury heard a statement suggest ing the defendant had committed crimes or other bad acts with another victim. The … TRIAL COUNSEL'S REPRESENTATION AS A WHOLE, ESTABLISH A PRIMA FACIE CASE OF INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL. 11 …
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… 12, 2023 Law Division order dismissing their civil complaint for damages with prejudice for failure to state a … clarified its February 6, 2020 decision. Plaintiffs filed a complaint for damages on May 27, 2022. Based upon careful … we affirm the trial court's order dismissing plaintiffs' complaint with prejudice for failure to satisfy the …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY, TRAVELERS PROPERTY CASUALTY COMPANY OF AMERICA, TRAVELERS CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, …
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… plan and subdivision with variances to renovate and build a commercial office and garage complex, plaintiff appealed to the Law Division. The trial … 244 N.J. 567, 582 (2021). A motion for reconsideration is "primarily an opportunity to seek to convince the court that …
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… Hospital since 2005, when, on November 21, 2014, a combative patient she and others were attempting to restrain … interaction with DHS and Mitchell's request for workplace accommodation based on a restriction purportedly placed on her … DHS administratively determined it could not reasonably accommodate her medical restrictions, which conclusively …
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… Uma applied for Medicaid benefits in January 2016, the income limit for a family of four was $2,795 per month; the income limit for pregnant women in a family of four was $4,030 … to provide subsidized health insurance coverage to low-income children, their parents, and other adults whose family …
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… 9, 2023, Law Division order dismissing with prejudice her complaint against her employer, defendant Elizabeth Board of … her working environment and are insufficient to establish a prima facie case of retaliation[] under CEPA. 7 A-2479-22 … the [NJCRA] was intended to address potential gaps in remedies available under New Jersey law but not cognizable under …
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… to receive a COVID vaccination. Due to their inability to communicate well, their attempts at co-parenting devolved. … language, which is why she prevented plaintiff from communicating with Amanda. Plaintiff filed a verified … its rulings from May 30: defendant remained the parent of primary residence, the scheduled week of parenting time at …
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… enforcement officers may intercept and record a telephonic communication when a party to the conversation allows them … be given by the person who is a party to the telephonic communication and who is acting at the direction of a law … hearing only when "(1) the defendant establishes a prima facie case in support of PCR; (2) the court determines …
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… daughter, with defendant mother designated as the parent of primary residence and plaintiff father the parent of … given our extensive discussion about their purported incomes as reported in part in their Family Case Information … custody in 13 A-0312-23 place, it is presumed it 'embodies a best interests determination' and should be modified …
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… discovered their daughter's ongoing sexually explicit communications with defendant, a stranger to the family, on … him regarding these offenses. Defendant certified, as recommended by his counsel, that he underwent a psychological … prosecutor's decision, the record provides no support, even prima facie, for such a contention. The sentencing court's …
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… Cumberland County and dismissing her negligence-based complaint based on pursuit immunity as provided in the New … the jail where Glass was housed. Several incident reports completed by officers and staff detail the incident. In his … oriented" when she arrived. Nurse Smith stated plaintiff "complained of lower back pain after hitting the edge of the …
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… judge determined the stop was valid relying upon the community caretaking exception from "unreasonable searches … into the parking lot and "peeling out . . . around the complex." The 911 caller asked for an officer to "come … defendant's motion for reasons set forth in an oral opinion primarily relying upon the community caretaking exception …
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… such as defendant's, for which direct appellate review was complete when the opinion in Jackson was issued. We … charged the defendants with: (1) first-degree conspiracy to commit money laundering and/or theft by deception, N.J.S.A. … to second-degree conspiracy. In exchange for the State's recommendation that he receive a probationary sentence, D'Anna …
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… final judgment of inverse condemnation and order appointing commissioners entered in favor of plaintiffs Michael … evidence that the increase in the total volume was the primary cause of the flooding." Ultimately, the judge held … legal theories or claims or crafting alternative remedies. Bubis v. Kassin, 353 N.J. Super. 415, 424, 427-28 …
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… the driver made a left turn onto Mercer, but failed to come to a complete stop at the stop sign. The Toyota turned right onto … the weapon and denied the motion. The trial in the matter commenced on March 21, 2017. After the jury was selected, …
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… after the emergency removal of Adam and her failure to complete two substance abuse programs. Regarding the … At the end of the visit, the caseworker requested J.J. to come to the local Division office within an hour for a urine … care and supervision of Adam. Finding the Division made a prima facie showing Adam was abused or neglected, the court …
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… only told them that the gun-toting man "had a bulge coming from his pants." Orefice's written report states that … arrived at the diner. She was driving a car and accompanied by her five children. Kropp testified that he went … According to her testimony, defendant had called her to come get him at the diner. She estimated it took her around …
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… G.Y.'s employment as a police officer after finding he had committed disciplinary infractions, including two counts of … would not be deemed an admission that G.Y. did not commit the alleged acts of domestic violence. Thereafter, … charge also stated that G.Y. had received "several demeanor complaints involving women in [his] disciplinary history," …
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… A.L. appeals from a February 1, 2018 order finding he committed abuse by exposing A.P. to emotional harm by … car. According to A.P., when A.L. learned police were coming to the residence, he attempted to take the child A.B. … a fact-finding hearing. Mossbrooks and A.B. testified. The primary evidence for the hearing was Mossbrooks' …