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… led to her leaving Qatar with plaintiff's permission to visit her family in New Jersey. Defendant lived with her … that having a trial in New Jersey would be too difficult as most of the witnesses he would need to subpoena in order to … the motion, affirming his earlier decision for reasons he placed on the record that day. In his decision, the judge …
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… led to her leaving Qatar with plaintiff's permission to visit her family in New Jersey. Defendant lived with her … that having a trial in New Jersey would be too difficult as most of the witnesses he would need to subpoena in order to … the motion, affirming his earlier decision for reasons he placed on the record that day. In his decision, the judge …
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A-18-24 Amicus Curiae Brief American Civil Liberties Union of NJ
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… It asked the Court to “re-examine and, ultimately, to replace the current exigency standard with a view toward … case, the State urged the Court to find that a controlled buy, standing alone, always satisfied the probable cause … se rules when considering search and seizure issues. But, most importantly, the holding of Irelan simply does not make …
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… his recollection to such a degree his testimony was unreliable. He also argued police lacked reasonable suspicion … judge agreed the officer's identification was "not the most positive . . . [but] was sufficient for the purposes" … where a defendant "enters a stationary vehicle . . . in a place devoted to public use, turns on the ignition, starts …
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… his recollection to such a degree his testimony was unreliable. He also argued police lacked reasonable suspicion … judge agreed the officer's identification was "not the most positive . . . [but] was sufficient for the purposes" … where a defendant "enters a stationary vehicle . . . in a place devoted to public use, turns on the ignition, starts …
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… the trial court -- we view the evidence in the light most favorable to the non-moving party. See Henry v. N.J. … in favor of Ferrari Maserati of Central N.J. agreeing, as "Buyer and Co- Buyer," to pay a total of $255,507 for the … from Andrews's personal stock of automobiles, but that the placements of the Ford GT and Ferrari A-2601-10T3 5 were not …
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… the trial court -- we view the evidence in the light most favorable to the non-moving party. See Henry v. N.J. … in favor of Ferrari Maserati of Central N.J. agreeing, as "Buyer and Co- Buyer," to pay a total of $255,507 for the … from Andrews's personal stock of automobiles, but that the placements of the Ford GT and Ferrari A-2601-10T3 5 were not …
DCPP VS. M.L.L., D.Q.T., S.H.B., AND D.R.G., JR., IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIANSHIP OF D.I.A.D.Q.T., M.G.G., I.Y.S.T., K.D.A.T., J.S.B. AND P.M.B. (FG-07-0037-19, ESSEX COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) (RECORD IMPOUNDED) - Unpublished
Opinions
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… and P.M.B. ("Pauline"), six.1 Her seventh child, a girl almost four, is not involved in this matter. Defendant … defendant in overcoming the problems that led to their placement, and the absence of any alternatives to … renders the trial court's conclusion on the third prong unreliable. While we do not condone the Division's failure to …
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… and P.M.B. ("Pauline"), six.1 Her seventh child, a girl almost four, is not involved in this matter. Defendant … defendant in overcoming the problems that led to their placement, and the absence of any alternatives to … renders the trial court's conclusion on the third prong unreliable. While we do not condone the Division's failure to …
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… following facts from the record, viewing them in the light most favorable to plaintiff. See Brill v. Guardian Life Ins. … upset her coworkers because they were not permitted to have visitors at their cubicles. Plaintiff did not recall anyone … when plaintiff returned to work she would "need a different placement . . . to accommodate her medical issues." …
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… following facts from the record, viewing them in the light most favorable to plaintiff. See Brill v. Guardian Life Ins. … upset her coworkers because they were not permitted to have visitors at their cubicles. Plaintiff did not recall anyone … when plaintiff returned to work she would "need a different placement . . . to accommodate her medical issues." …
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… the other two branches of government to tackle some of the most intractable problems confronting the communities of … state. Those foundations have been tested as the demands placed on the court system continue to increase without the … other programs to improve the quality of life for citizens, visitors and businesses in our state and we are proud of the …
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… telephonically June 8, 2018 – Decided June 21, 2018 Before Judges Reisner and Mayer. On appeal from Superior Court … (LAD) litigation. We affirm. This appeal is the latest in a series of lawsuits and appeals filed by … the summary judgment dismissal of plaintiff's 2008 LAD complaint concerning events that occurred while he was …
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… telephonically June 8, 2018 – Decided June 21, 2018 Before Judges Reisner and Mayer. On appeal from Superior Court … (LAD) litigation. We affirm. This appeal is the latest in a series of lawsuits and appeals filed by … the summary judgment dismissal of plaintiff's 2008 LAD complaint concerning events that occurred while he was …
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… Notice Act (TCCWNA), N.J.S.A. 56:12-14 to -18, and various common law contract rights. Plaintiffs’ allegations include … original price of $59.95, and three t-shirts advertised as “Buy 1 Get 2 Free” for $29.95. Plaintiffs claim that the … to a refund of the purchase prices they paid, which would place plaintiffs “in the same economic position they were …
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… RELIED IN DETAINING DEFENDANT WAS NOT SHOWN TO BE RELIABLE AND KNOWLEDGEABLE. THUS, DEFENDANT'S RIGHTS … the delay that would be caused by obtaining a warrant would place the officers or the evidence at risk. [198 N.J. at … been overturned or relaxed. Our Supreme Court in Witt, and most recently in State v. Smart, confirmed the longstanding …
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… RELIED IN DETAINING DEFENDANT WAS NOT SHOWN TO BE RELIABLE AND KNOWLEDGEABLE. THUS, DEFENDANT'S RIGHTS … the delay that would be caused by obtaining a warrant would place the officers or the evidence at risk. [198 N.J. at … been overturned or relaxed. Our Supreme Court in Witt, and most recently in State v. Smart, confirmed the longstanding …
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… the behavior of its handler. 2. Because not all dogs are reliable, not all handlers are reliable, and the perception … Article I, Paragraph 7 of the New Jersey Constitution, in almost identical language, protect against unreasonable … or evidence of a crime will be found in a particular place.'" State v. Chippero, 201 N.J. 14, 27 (2009) (quoting …
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… to termination of parental rights. He further argues the placement of his minor son with his 1 We use initials and … we affirm substantially for the reasons expressed in the comprehensive and well-reasoned oral opinion of Judge … (last visited March 27, 2025). 4 A-3592-23 where he remained for …
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… to termination of parental rights. He further argues the placement of his minor son with his 1 We use initials and … we affirm substantially for the reasons expressed in the comprehensive and well-reasoned oral opinion of Judge … (last visited March 27, 2025). 4 A-3592-23 where he remained for …