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… statute is not clear, or if it is susceptible to more than one meaning, the Court may look to extrinsic evidence such … The rule of lenity is not invoked simply because there are competing judicial interpretations of statutory language, … the Superior Court, Appellate Division. Michael J. Confusione, Designated Counsel, argued the cause for appellant …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT APPROVAL FROM THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LAW … M. Sapata, Esq. appearing on behalf of defendants Bob Malone, Henry Ceincola, Bob Delgrande, Paul Gordon, Dennis … other unit owners similarly situated, Plaintiffs, v. BOB MALONE, HENRY CENICOLA, BOB DELGRANDE, PAUL GORDON, DENNIS …
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… racially discriminated against by his superiors. When she complained to her cousin's supervisor, Hector Mojica, about … suspension was "very excessive"; he never heard of anyone get that type of penalty or even be disciplined for … he would arrive with his mother, whose workday started one hour before his, he would sit in the public sitting area …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT APPROVAL FROM THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LAW … M. Sapata, Esq. appearing on behalf of defendants Bob Malone, Henry Ceincola, Bob Delgrande, Paul Gordon, Dennis … other unit owners similarly situated, Plaintiffs, v. BOB MALONE, HENRY CENICOLA, BOB DELGRANDE, PAUL GORDON, DENNIS …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS ____________________________________ : … under the endorsement if IPC is found to be at least one percent liable for the incident at issue. Conversely, if … filed suit against Tricon and Davis. The Complaint alleged one count of negligence against Davis and one count of …
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… Secretary Ryan P. Haygood, Esq. President & CEO Elise C. Boddie, Esq. John J. Farmer, Jr., Esq. Paul J. Fishman, Esq. … D. Francis, Esq. Jerome C. Harris, Jr. Rev. Timothy Adkins-Jones Sandra King Robin A. Lenhardt, Esq. John H. Lowenstein, … in America1 – and which has disproportionately impacted communities of color.2 COVID-19 was the leading cause of …
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… the inmate possessed drugs; the department's regulation compelling routine confirmatory tests of drug specimens; and the absence of any reasoned explanation for the Department's refusal to subject the … 58 N.J. 309, 325-26 (1971) (citation omitted). Prisoners have a limited due process right "to call witnesses …
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… See 45 U.S.C. § 51. FELA provides in pertinent part: Every common carrier by railroad . . . shall be liable in damages … fence, when he stepped in a hole in the ballast – the stones that surround and hold the railroad cross ties in … holes were created, he remarked that it "looked like someone took a shovel worth of ballast stone and, you know, dug …
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… program director, who was required to provide a written recommendation to the county prosecutor. The PTI director … charges were dismissed. Use of prior dismissed charges alone as evidence of a history of and propensity for violence … there are admissions or fact-findings that are relevant to one or more of the factors set forth in N.J.S.A. …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT APPROVAL FROM THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LAW … letters to BrainBuilders patients sometime in July 2017. In one such letter, Optum told BrainBuilders patients that … to make arrangements for continued treatment with a practitioner approved by Optum. In subsequent letters sent by Optum, …
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… extra duty assignment directing traffic for roadwork being done by Black Rock Enterprises, LLC in Woodbridge. Plaintiff … that he served as the coordinator in 2019. He stated that companies cannot hire or contact officers directly; all … the Act, the employee is barred from pursuing tort remedies against the employer and co-employees, except for …
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… Darryl, her ex-fiancé, as she had voluntarily dismissed one temporary restraining order ("TRO") on October 31, 2022, … 112, 126-27 (2006), the first judge held those specific communications did not constitute harassment. This was a … collateral estoppel, "[t]he 'law of the case' doctrine embodies 'the principle that where there is an unreversed …
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… in separate proceedings in the Law Division involving common parties and claims regarding the enforceability of a … in the previous litigation and plaintiff owed Farmer money per their written retainer agreement. Farmer … appealable as of right from a final order. The letter caut ioned if the appeal was not final, then procedurally, Hagans …
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… court did not abuse its discretion in ordering defendant to comply with explicit and detailed provisions of the MSA. Nor … him to sign an arbitration agreement pursuant to paragraph one of the MSA; (2) paragraph six of a December 6, 2021 … are not waiving any religious beliefs, rights or remedies they each may have under Jewish law in the [b]eis [d]in …
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… she found evidence of child exploitation material on his computer and in his text messages. On May 6, 2020, Father … in his father's room at his grandparents' house. In one of the incidents, his father abused him and his brother, … issue became moot.) 8 A-0033-22 day or night, and no one intervened, although both grandparents were present in …
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… probative in order to clear the relevancy bar.’ The proponent need not demonstrate that the evidence . . . in and of … and kill Keith and Jennifer), a gun suppressor, a Flir One Pro thermal camera, 1 Numerous items indicative of … facts, a jury can reasonably infer that the person who committed these shootings must have been at least somewhat …
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… JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0249-24 J.W.,1 Petitioner-Appellant, v. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, POLICE AND FIREMEN'S … A. Sked, Staff Attorney, on the brief). PER CURIAM Petitioner J.W. appeals from the Board of Trustees (Board) of the … advising that K.V. had shot and killed J.V. and then committed suicide (first incident). J.W., along with his …
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… The parties were divorced on October 29, 2009. They have one child born in 2006. At the time of their divorce, the … a plenary hearing to determine whether the minor should be compelled to attend reunification therapy and to address … and five months old. In denying plaintiff's request to compel reunification therapy, the court found that it would …
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… defenses, dismissing their counterclaims and third-party complaint, and entering default against them. Defendants … in Judge Dow's thorough opinion. The Bank submitted competent evidence establishing that (1) defendant Phong N. … the mortgage and the holder of the note. See, e.g., Capital One, NA v. Peck, 455 N.J. Super. 254, 258 (App. Div. 2018); …
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… in her car, sexually assaulted her, and sto le her cellphone and cash. The victim got a good look at defendant and … was also found to be in possession of the victim's cell phone. A more detailed description of the facts and procedural … in several ways. On this appeal, defendant makes one argument: DEFENDANT RECEIVED INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF …