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… that the new evidence must have been discovered after completion of trial and must not have been discoverable …
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… Judges Vernoia and Gummer. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 9-12/21A. Edward A. … "the legal principles of res judicata and collateral estoppel bar the Board's actions on the" OTSC. After … § IV, ¶ 1. The statutory licensure system for teachers embodied in N.J.S.A. 18A:6-38 and 38.1 has a clearly rational …
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… adequate justification. The ordinance was adopted on the recommendation of the Borough's Planning Board. Under the … in Judge McCloskey's scholarly opinion. We add only a few comments. Certain general principles of land use and … within 45 days after referral, a report containing its recommendation 6 A-3253-22 concerning the redevelopment plan. …
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… for trial because he refused to wear a mask. The court accommodated his refusal to wear a mask by permitting him to … in the trial remotely. Defendant advised the court that he stopped paying rent as of August 2020 because of "gross neglect on the roof, because animals would come in, and [he] got bit by fleas." Based on defendant's …
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… a note in the amount of $318,750, to the original lender, Topdot Mortgage ("Topdot"). To secure payment of the note, … making mortgage payments in January 2020. Plaintiff filed a complaint in foreclosure in July 2022. Defendant was served … mitigation was not successful because defendant failed to complete the paperwork, plaintiff refiled the motion for …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2039-21 OTTAMISE EZEKIEL, Complainant-Appellant, v. LAWRENCEVILLE ORAL SURGERY, P.C., … finding no probable cause to substantiate appellant's complaint that her employer, respondents Lawrenceville Oral … to office manager and asked that she ensure that Cubbage stop touching her. Although appellant did not provide DCR …
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… judge provided her reasoning: These contentions fail to overcome the formidable barrier before the [d]efendant[,] which … decision falls outside the range of professionally competent assistance. Moreover, nothing in [d]efendant's … recording would have had any significant effect on the outcome of the trial even if she was given access. In a similar …
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… Transit Corporation (NJT) summary judgment dismissing his complaint with prejudice. We affirm. In August 2019, … hit me. I don't know why." NJT conductors and passengers stopped the train and removed the assailant. Plaintiff was … report. He refused medical treatment. Plaintiff filed a complaint against NJT for negligence, alleging the assailant …
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… negligence of defendant Max Marcano and plaintiff was not comparatively negligent. The jury awarded plaintiff $140,000 … exhaustion of plaintiff’s medical benefits; the improper comments made by plaintiff’s counsel during his opening … 24, 2021 which mirrored the previous order. The trial commenced on November 1, 2021. After the voir dire …
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… ICE), Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. OHIO SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … the virus exclusion did apply, the doctrine of regulatory estoppel bars defendant from asserting it. We review de novo … of the parties will be fulfilled." Flomerfelt v. Cardiello, 202 N.J. 432, 441 (2010) (citing Kampf v. Franklin …
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… In this case, Thorpe began working for the Juvenile Justice Commission (JJC) in April 2005. Thorpe v. State, Nos. … August 20, 2020 written decision, and add the following comments. 6 A-0689-20 Our review of an agency's decision is …
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… DIRECTOR OF THE COURTS RICHARD J. HUGHES JUSTICE COMPLEX PO BOX 037 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 086250037 TO: … was issued by a Municipal Court judge). Any questions or comments regarding this Directive, or the appended form, may … Assistant Francis W. Hoeber, Special Assistant Joanne M. Dietrich, Chief, Family Practice John J. Wieck, Chief, …
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… in the trial court's decision. We add the following brief comments. The guardianship petition was tried before the … is "whether a child's interest will best be served by completely terminating the child's relationship with that 5 … also amply demonstrated that the resource parents were committed to adopting K.L. in order to provide him with the …
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… October 12, 2022 Law Division order dismissing his verified complaint with prejudice and denying his request for counsel … and its Municipal Clerk, Dena M. Hrebenak. In his verified complaint, plaintiff alleged defendants failed to produce … Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, and the common law right-of-access. Because the trial court did not …
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… Cohen, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Christopher C. Josephson, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). … for unlawful purpose, and terroristic threats . Camilo committed these offenses in 1980. Initially, the judge … are subject to the 1979 Parole Act based on the date they committed their crimes. Id. at 497 ("To the extent that …
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… and continued to manage and operate the Audubon Park community. Since 1974, Kelly Ann's father held a life estate … plaintiff filed an order to show cause (OSC) and verified complaint for ejectment and possession of the home. After a … brought their payments current, and plaintiff dismissed the complaint. Defendants again fell behind in their payments …
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… Here, unfortunately, the statement of reasons accompanying the court's order of June 30, 2022, denying … the presentence report, "the State's petition for civil commitment or the judgment declaring defendant a sexually … had been in possession of the State's petition for civil commitment or the judgment declaring defendant a sexually …
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… applied the law, we affirm. According to plaintiff's complaint, it is an assignee of defendant's original … we waive the [r]ight to arbitrate by filing or ser[vi]ng a complaint, answer, counterclaim[,] motion, or discover[y] in … To choose arbitration, a party may file a motion to compel arbitration in a pending matter and[/]or commence …
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… RIGHTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, RECEIVING COMPLETE DISCOVERY, WITNESSES AND TO BE REPRESENTED BY AN … charge of obstructing traffic, N.J.S.A. 39:4-67, and its recommendation of a $57 fine and $33 in court costs. Prior to … for evidence without a reasonable basis is not an ingredient of either due process or fundamental fairness in the …
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… based on a site meeting but rather an inspection report completed and provided to the bank with sufficient time to … loan and had to obtain financing with another lender to complete the project. Vineland Chestnut later sued Fulton … as "all of the work of the [c]ontractor in pursuit of completing the [p]roject." "Work-in-place," must therefore …