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… with third-degree violations of their special sentences of community supervision for life (CSL), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4(d). … and does not increase the punishment, nor change the ingredients of the offen[s]e or the ultimate facts necessary to … offender statutes and statutes increasing penalties for future crimes based on past crimes, the relevant offense is …
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… violence restraining order (TRO) entered in response to a complaint filed by his wife, E.C. (Emma), pursuant to the … to purchase firearms[,] and prohibiting [d]efendant's future acquisition of any permit or authorization to carry … that a restraining order was necessary to protect Emma from future acts of domestic violence, or both.8 See Silver, 387 …
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… southbound on Route 1. When they reached Edison, Gamba stopped surveillance because he observed the boys acting as … teacher, Goodlin would routinely give him hall passes to come to Goodlin's classroom "to hang out" while classes were … the failure to report a suspected pedophile would result in future students being sexually molested. The single fact …
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… in the office of the county recording officer." In its complaint, Fig alleged it had not been able to obtain "a … work" as "indicative of activity prefatory toward future renovation." Consequently, she reduced the assessment … work" that was "indicative of activity prefatory toward future renovation." Matthews certified his purported efforts …
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… and Gummer. On appeal from the Division of Workers' Compensation, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, … from a decision dismissing with prejudice two worker's compensation claim petitions she had filed against another … injection for pain. He eventually referred her to Dr. Christopher Kepler, a surgeon in his 8 A-2263-23 practice. She …
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… defendant's motion for summary judgment and dismissing her complaint brought under the Conscientious Employee … We affirm. Because the court dismissed plaintiff's complaint as a matter of law, we will review the facts … Michael Lawniczak, a district coach manager. The training topics included customer care, communication, managing food …
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… POINT I: THE COURT ERRED BY PERMITTING THE EXTENSIVE FRESH COMPLAINT TESTIMONY FROM THREE WITNESSES. A. FRESH COMPLAINT TESTIMONY WAS INAPPROPRIATE BECAUSE THERE WERE NO … over her clothes, "playing with [her] vagina." Defendant stopped when some children started to come outside. M.M. …
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… was watching the struggle from her hiding spot under the computer area of the bakery. She pressed a silent alarm … of their investigation, police eventually reached out to Eddie Bell, who was the father of Baker's child. Police … requested reasonably related to the applicant's method of refuting the State's proofs? 3. Is the service requested …
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… with third-degree violations of their special sentences of community supervision for life (CSL), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4(d). … and does not increase the punishment, nor change the ingredients of the offen[s]e or the ultimate facts necessary to … offender statutes and statutes increasing penalties for future crimes based on past crimes, the relevant offense is …
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… of a patient. It also charged her with conduct unbecoming a public employee, N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(a)(6), and other … constitutes mistreatment of a patient and conduct unbecoming a public employee. Greystone sought to remove … to hear and respond to the disciplinary charges, and to refute any conclusions reached by the employer, prior to …
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… trial.1 A jury convicted him of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 15-1(a)(2) (count one); … (count five); and second-degree employing a juvenile to commit a criminal offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-9 (count six). … "The co-conspirator exception to the hearsay rule, embodied in N.J.R.E. 803(b)(5), provides that statements made …
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… corporation, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … arbitration contract, which is to provide an effective, expedient, and fair resolution of disputes, would be severely … N.J. 280, 287-88 (2000) (discussing elements of judicial estoppel). A-4365-13T2 19 Moreover, given the arbitrator's …
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… or Risk-Utility Product Defect Analysis. Each theory is compatible with an inadequate warning theory, which may also … slicing machine was not equipped with a safety device to stop the blade from running when the blade guard was removed … would have put such a product into the stream of commerce after considering the hazards as well as the …
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… violence restraining order (TRO) entered in response to a complaint filed by his wife, E.C. (Emma), pursuant to the … to purchase firearms[,] and prohibiting [d]efendant's future acquisition of any permit or authorization to carry … that a restraining order was necessary to protect Emma from future acts of domestic violence, or both.8 See Silver, 387 …
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… of law and was on probation for those offenses when he committed the murder. The court found the following … whether [d]efendant will or will not be denied parole at a future date"; but instead should focus "on the actual time" … to Miller, the constitutional infirmity could be remedied by a resentencing or consideration for parole. 577 U.S. …
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… February 19, 2021, dismissing its first and second amended complaints for failure to state a claim for which relief can … and the allegations in plaintiff's first and second amended complaints, treating those allegations as true and extending … Inglesino shared this information with the Board and recommended the members analyze whether a conflict exists …
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… for the various classes. The students and instructors would come from neighboring communities in Teaneck and Fort Lee, … increasing the number of students and instructors in the future, thus requiring more parking. The Board was also … requirements of the B-2 Zone as a result of exceptional topographic conditions or physical features . . . . Rather, …
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… or confinement element of kidnapping. Id. at 13. We commented that whether the trial and appellate counsel were … Calero; instructed Muniz to drive until they told him to stop; and ultimately got out at 36th Street. Torres I, slip … Cir. 1993). "[C]ounsel is normally not expected to foresee future new developments in the law . . . ." Nelson v. …
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… her assailant. About a year later, with the assistance of accomplices named Jonathan Kearney and Joshua Sloan, defendant … van trying to choke S.B.W. with both of his hands. Kearney stopped behind an abandoned house. Defendant grabbed the … in defendant's pro se supplemental brief, which were ably refuted by the State's responding supplemental brief, lack …
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… corner of the room and an open purse with a cellphone on top, which they took. Two days later, on October 9, 2005, … later, Silva's body was found by an employee of a paper company who was sorting trash from recyclable papers at a … UTILIZE RETAINED PATHOLOGIST DR. RICHARD CALLERY TO REFUTE THE STATE'S T.O.D. IN VIOLATION OF THE SIXTH AMENDMENT …