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… modifying his alimony obligations; erred by considering income defendant earned from the retirement account he … set a modified alimony obligation resulting in an income for defendant greater than plaintiff's. Engelhardt v. … the judgment of divorce, and the trial court reasoned the income earned on the post-judgment contributions could be …
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… (PCR). We affirm. Defendant was charged in a five-count complaint warrant with drug and weapons offenses. In 2018, … questions for counsel or the court. Defendant testified he committed the offenses for which he was offering his plea. … failed to show counsel's conduct prejudiced the outcome of the case and that defendant wanted to go to trial …
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… The Township suspended Slimm without pay pending the outcome of the disciplinary action. On January 29, 2019, Slimm …
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… the hospital and when initially examined at the scene only complained of head pain. Plaintiff did tell the EMT she had … surgeries. 3 A-3832-21 On June 23, 2017, plaintiff filed a complaint then an amended complaint naming defendants. The trial began on May 31, …
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… officer at Northern State Prison in 2010 for conduct unbecoming a public employee, in violation of N.J.A.C. … and Dentistry nurse caring for prisoners in the unit had complained to Smith on several occasions that his colleague … and as a result [the nurse's] safety and security were compromised." Ibid. (alteration in original). The ALJ also …
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… plaintiff judgment in the amount of $4,077.20. Plaintiff's complaint set forth two causes of action: alleged breach of … would look for the UPS email. As stated, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Special Civil Part alleging breach of … a judg[]ment against . . . defendant[s] for a failure to comply to get the product delivered to him and for consumer …
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… According to Mendez, when a hose is stored correctly it comes out one layer at a time, and it was unusual for "a large pile of hose to come down like that." After returning to the fire station on … 27). "Arbitrary and capricious action of administrative bodies means willful and unreasoning action, without …
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… June 10, 2022 order that dismissed his legal malpractice complaint against defendants Bryan L. Salamone, Esq., Bryan … conduct oral argument on defendants' motion to dismiss the complaint, and heard the matter with only defendants' … retained an attorney, who filed a legal malpractice complaint against defendants in January 2022. In March 2022, …
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… initially—amounted to a material misrepresentation. The complaint did not explain why UBS, as a tenant, should have … UBS. We review her decision to deny Weehawken equitable remedies under an abuse of discretion standard. Sears Mortg. … 54:3-27.2 applied, which provides for 5.5% interest, compounded annually, to prevailing taxpayers in assessment …
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… and an aide, through Global Options, which also provided a commode, a wheelchair, a bed, and fifty-hours of service a … authorized by Horizon's assessments were insufficient to complete the necessary tasks that M.E. requires. 4 A-1006-21 … her June 1, 2017 assessment, she never observed M.E. completing the necessary tasks, but based on the answers to …
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… Institute, LLC (AADARI), and Obafemi Simmons's unverified complaint. We also consider the provision of the order that … pursuant to plaintiffs' Open Public Records Act (OPRA)1 and common law right of access requests. Plaintiffs … plaintiffs sought an incident report under OPRA and the common law right of access involving the punching of an …
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… her bones. Under the plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of nine years in prison subject to … and the imposition of a sentence less than the sentence recommended by the State. At sentencing, defense counsel … years in prison subject to NERA, which was the sentence recommended in the plea agreement. 4 A-1589-21 Defendant filed …
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… DID NOT ESTABLISH INTOXICATION POINT III – THE COURTS BELOW COMMITTED ERROR BY SHIFTING THE BURDEN OF PROOF ONTO … Moreover, the State did not seek to obtain a warrant to compel defendant to provide a urine or blood sample. So, … his blood system, the police could have sought a warrant to compel a urine sample or a blood sample. The police could …
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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; first-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; and … of parole ineligibility for first-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, and five years' imprisonment with a … in the robbery and was not aware that K.P. intended to commit the robbery. K.P. stated that during an interview …
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… In March 2020, DiGiovanni filed a claim for unemployment compensation, and he received benefits at the rate of $163 … he was moving out of the area, and he would not be able to commute to the Princeton location. DiGiovanni did not ask … to leave work constitutes "good cause" is one of "ordinary common sense and prudence ." Brady v. Bd. of Rev., 152 N.J. …
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… from the record. On October 26, 2021, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants alleging that on November 12, … kitchen wall causing "apprehension of physical harm." The complaint alleged defendants failed to "provide adequate … judgment. On October 26, defendants answered plaintiff's complaint. On December 2, defendants moved for summary …
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… The State dismissed the remaining charges and recommended defendant be sentenced to ten years subject to the … a consecutive sentence, consistent with its plea recommendation. The court analyzed the aggravating and … fell short of the prevailing norms of the legal community. Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356, 366-67 (2010). …
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… and was on parole for the latest conviction when he committed the offense. As a result, the State objected to … withdrawing his guilty plea. After ensuring that the plea complied with the requirements of Rule 3:9-2, the court … FOR THE TIME HE SERVED IN CUSTODY PRIOR TO SENTENCING, COMBINED WITH HIS FAILURE TO EXPLAIN TO DEFENDANT THE …
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… a dislocated and fractured left elbow. Plaintiff filed his complaint in this matter alleging Officer Rotondo operated … 199 (2016)). Summary judgment should be granted when "the competent evidential materials submitted by the parties," … believe that the Legislature intended that the term could encompass the operation of police vehicles. A public employee, …
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… Respondent-Respondent. _______________________________ COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION, Respondent. … Judges Currier and Susswein. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 82-3/16. David R. … J. Platkin, Attorney General, attorney for respondent Commissioner of Education (Sadia Ahsanuddin, Deputy Attorney …