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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2213-21 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF R.M.T., SVP-375-04. _______________________ … we affirm. I. We derive the facts from the record. A judge committed R.M.T. to the STU in 2004 pursuant to the SVPA. … complied with the instruction not to view pornographic websites. Dr. Lorah opined, "Based on [R.M.T.'s] compliance …
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… to defendant Gail R. Beran and dismissing plaintiffs' complaint with prejudice. I. Defendant and her husband, … stock to Barry, who then owned one hundred percent of the company. Defendant worked part-time as an attorney at Beran … after defendant's departure from the firm, its name did not comply with Rules of Professional Conduct (RPC) 7.5(c) and …
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… SYKES, Petitioner-Appellant, v. GEORGE HARMS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC., Respondent-Respondent. … Accurso and Natali. On appeal from the Division of Workers' Compensation, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, … Sykes, appeals from the New Jersey Division of Workers' Compensation's July 14, 2021 order, following a testimonial …
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… from the mud required several rescue and first responder teams, an ambulance, paramedics, the Pemberton Township Fire … and escort her to the hospital for a blood draw. The recommendation actually came from Officer Steven Price, the … the blood kit. As soon as Mosely was available, he had her complete the blood extraction form. Hall testified that he …
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… LAW RECOGNIZES THAT THE SMELL OF MARIJUANA IN THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY PROVIDE PROBABLE CAUSE TO … The officer testified defendant "crossed over into the opposite lane, and when he 3 A-0377-17T2 went to go make the … came back into his original lane of travel." The officer, accompanied by a sergeant and another officer with whom he was …
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… when and if the Club reached that goal. Plaintiff filed a complaint against the Club in the Law Division in 2013, … fees. During the pretrial phase, plaintiff moved to compel certain discovery from the Club, much of which the … internal financial records of the Club, a limited liability company ("LLC"). Judge Coleman found that plaintiff had not …
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… are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … for the reasons that the judge expressed in his comprehensive and well-reasoned opinion. We add the … and W.H. As recent as September 2016, however, the mother visited the children inconsistently, and became difficult for …
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… KAMLESH M. SHAH, M.D., GASTROENTEROLOGY CONSULTANTS, and COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER, Defendants. … 2010, plaintiff underwent an endoscopic procedure at Community Medical Center.2 Kamlesh M. Shah, M.D. (Shah)3 … caused cognitive defects, and he remains significantly compromised, requiring long-term care. Shah began the …
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… Judges Nugent and Haas. On appeal from the Civil Service Commission, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, … Attorney General, attorney for respondent Civil Service Commission (Valentina M. DiPippo, on the statement in lieu … Ruby Saunders appeals from a July 16, 2014 Civil Service Commission (CSC) final administrative decision removing her …
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… S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney for respondent Commissioner of Education (Kathryn E. Duran, Deputy Attorney … from an October 20, 2015 final agency decision by the Commissioner of Education (the Commissioner) approving a petition filed by the Board of …
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… After a two-day trial, Judge James F. Hyland delivered a comprehensive oral opinion finding that the Division had … with services and non-responsiveness to the Division's communication, thwarting attempts to include him on risk … She described Steve as uncooperative and inconsistent with communication. Patrick testified that he and his wife are …
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… DENIED DEFENDANT HIS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO PRESENT A COMPLETE DEFENSE BY EXCLUDING EVIDENCE OR ARGUMENT AS TO THE … of aggravating and mitigating factors were not 'based upon competent credible evidence in the record;' or . . . 'the … The judge merely explained defendant's role in the crimes committed. The judge's findings clearly addressed …
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… called DCPP after seeing bruises on R.J. DCPP filed a complaint, and defendant's parenting time was suspended, … legal and physical custodian . Defendant was required to complete a variety of parenting classes, anger management … R.J., and co-parenting therapy with plaintiff. Defendant completed all her required services and alleged plaintiff …
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… gun into the kitchen. O'Connor next saw the defendant's arm coming down as if he had placed something on top of a … not excessive, and, therefore, sentencing should not be revisited. In his appeal from the denial of PCR, defendant did … trial court denied the motion on November 6, 2019. In its accompanying written decision, the court found: The holding in …
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… Goldsboro's history of dealing narcotics. Two surveillance teams consisting of four officers each set up in the area. … away. The officers followed defendant back to an apartment complex and parked directly behind him. When defendant … $2,500 in cash, and pills. Defendant was charged with committing two counts of second-degree possession with …
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… whether at the moment of seizure, the officer had at his command sufficient facts supporting a person of reasonable … police officer stopped the defendant and his three companions on the grounds of an elementary school at … to investigate the presence of defendant and his three companions, especially in view of the Colts Neck ordinance …
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… Atkins Media II, LLC, is a Delaware limited liability company, that operates an outdoor advertising business. … Val Realty Group, LLC, is a New Jersey limited liability company in possession of certain Camden County properties on … their agreement because Atkins failed to provide the requisite information. For that reason, Del Val declined to …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3048-18T2 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. BRYAN B. CALCOTT, a/k/a BRYAN C. CALCOTT, BRYAN BRENT CALCOTT, BRYAN CALCOTT, BRENT BRYAN CALCOTT, B. CALCOTT, GINO PIRRI, and WESLEY …
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… or believing portions of both, or, indeed, believing both completely, the defenses are not mutually exclusive." Ibid. … factors found by the sentencing court were not based upon competent and credible evidence in the record; or (3) "the … factors found by the sentencing court were based on competent and credible evidence in the record. The range for …
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… arrest. While searching for defendant, some officers communicated that there might be a third suspect. II. On … the amount of blood discovered at the scene could not have come from defendant because he only had a small cut on his … beyond a reasonable doubt that defendant was the person who committed the alleged offenses. The trial judge also …