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… parties prior to the beginning of jury selection. Defendant complained that his appointed attorney did not provide him … defense is unsuccessful; (3) the necessity that defendant comply with the rules of criminal procedure and the rules of …
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… file the appropriate motion. Defendant moved to dismiss the complaint for failure to comply with the AOM statute, failure to state a cause of … 103, 114 (App. Div. 2011)). 3 The court dismissed the complaint due to plaintiff's failure to serve the required …
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… (Jacqueline), decedent's daughter, and dismissing James's complaint. We affirm. We summarize the facts from the motion … November 2019, deeds to the Gloucester City properties were completed at the direction of and in Warren's presence while … by their first names to avoid any confusion caused by their common last name. No disrespect is intended. 2 Prior to her …
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… Defendant signed the agreement on behalf of that company. Defendant previously owned the company, but at the time of trial, Aggressive Contractors … to the $2400 price for the cabinets and countertop, a separate fee would be charged for installation. B.K. paid …
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… courts must accept as true the allegations in the criminal complaint or indictment and view the facts in the light most … that same day, prohibited him from having any contact or communications, including electronic contact or communications, with R.P., the victim.1 Just before midnight …
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… to Sunday at 6:00 p.m. . . . . . . . 2.3 The parties shall communicate with each other on a regular basis concerning … . . . other documentation of like . . . character that may come into their possession. . . . 3 A-3599-21 . . . . 2.8 … defendant failed to establish "any imminent risk of irreparable harm to . . . her or the child." Judge Council also …
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… loss of recreation privileges, and thirty-day loss of commissary time. In imposing the penalties, Simmons noted an … 348 N.J. Super. at 122 (quoting N.J. Bell Tel. Co. v. Commc'ns Workers of Am., 5 N.J. 354, 377 (1950)). We review … the record contains substantial evidence the inmate has committed the prohibited act, and whether in making its …
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… defendant James Zeller's motion to dismiss plaintiffs' complaint for failure to state a claim. We reverse and … its owner and operator. In April 2022, plaintiffs filed a complaint against defendant alleging defamation. A few months later, they amended the complaint, adding a second count for tortious interference.1 …
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… action and all future litigation. Because plaintiff did not complete the uniform fee waiver forms and failed to submit … to an indigency waiver pursuant to Article VI, Section 2, Paragraph 3 of the New Jersey Constitution3 because he … is entered, but a new application is required for each separate court matter. A blanket finding of permanent …
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… papers, faxing documents, making copies, inputting data on computers, assisting caseworkers, and occasionally picking … that she aggravated her shoulder injury while typing on a computer. In October 2015, and in March 2016, Swaggerty … phone to her ear with her left arm or hand, or type on the computer. On cross- examination, Swaggerty admitted that she …
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… and controlled dangerous substances or making related paraphernalia." N.J.A.C. 10A:4-4.1(a)(6)(vii). An … to the contents of the jug that the "color, look, [and] composition [are] consistent [with] making intoxicant." … inmate may be found guilty if discovered in possession of separate ingredients which are consistent with “making [an] …
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… property for a resident. We affirm. Walsh is a civilly committed resident at the STU pursuant to the Sexually … The condition causes flatulence, which is frequently accompanied by an odor that is offensive to the olfactory … THE NEW JERSEY CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES PARAGRAPH I NATURAL AND UNALIENABLE RIGHTS "OF ACQUIRING, …
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… of plaintiff in that case, plaintiff sued him in this separate action, alleging breach of contract. The trial court … under the litigation privilege and affirm. I. This appeal comes to us on a Rule 4:6-2(e) motion to dismiss; thus, we accept the facts alleged in the complaint as true, granting plaintiff "every reasonable …
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… restraining order (TRO) against defendant. Her TRO complaint, which was subsequently amended, alleged defendant … VED_IN_WORKFOLDER&prid=f434e382-ec77-463c-887f-c6cf2a179c62&ecomp=274k&earg=sr5 3 A-3516-21 According to plaintiff, … . . . I know that I have been downright horrible, but I am committed to changing for . . . my little boy. Plaintiff …
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… DCPP arranged for other care for the children until J.M. completed treatment. On February 10, 2022, a fact-finding … condition to be impaired or in imminent danger of becoming impaired as a result of her failure to exercise a … Ins. Co. of Am., 65 N.J. 474, 483-84 (1974)). III. "The 'paramount concern' of [N.J.S.A. 9:1-1 to 25-11 ("Title …
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… to Florida. We affirm. The parties married in 2010, separated in 2014, and divorced in 2015. They have one child … son who was born in December 2012. Since the time of the separation, plaintiff K.R., the child's mother, has had … in Neptune Township. Their home is large enough to accommodate the son and his two half-siblings. The mother …
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… the trial court entered a judgment dismissing plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. The medical malpractice claim is … of an expansion joint between two concrete slabs. Plaintiff commissioned two expert reports. The first expert, an … the lease provided for Klingensmith's liability and commercial landowners are obligated to provide a safe …
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… after his release. Both boys reported the older boy had become pre-occupied with their mother forming a new … into the pre-trial intervention program.1 Defendant was compliant with all services, and nine months after the …
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… officer's guilty finding and imposition of sanctions for committing prohibited acts *.803 and *.203, in violation of … substances such as drugs, intoxicants[,] or related paraphernalia not prescribed for the inmate by the medical … WAS NOT SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO SHOW GUILT[.] POINT II THE PARALEGAL WAS INEFFECTIVE[.] POINT III THE HEARING OFFICER …
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… restraining defendant from having any form of contact or communication with Mary, the mother of his son, Michael, … 630 (App. Div. 2015), the judge determined defendant's communication was a knowing violation of the FRO. According … at [']hey['] is sufficient communication to fall within the parameters of a contempt violation, as it was communication …