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… tell the principal I fell?" Vina explained, "I'm not gonna come back in because, I'm just gonna get out of here, … The record does not reflect the results of Vina's workers' compensation application. Nor does it include any accident … included a long preamble before an actual response which muddied understanding the answer. Also, much of his testimony …
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… defendant with second-degree sexual assault upon K.K., by committing an act of sexual contact, specifically touching … K.K. was getting ready to shower on Sunday evening, she complained about pain in her vaginal area. When K.K. removed … home during the weekend when the offenses were allegedly committed. She accounted for defendant's whereabouts …
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… in need of redevelopment. Plaintiffs claim the trial court committed legal and factual errors. We are unpersuaded and … lack of proper development[.]" The Study Area was comprised of only six properties immediately adjacent to or … standards. We affirm. I. "[P]lanning boards and governing bodies . . . have an obligation to rigorously comply with the …
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… and psychosocial evaluations, which resulted in a recommendation for individual and joint therapy for plaintiff … 18, 2015, the court entered an order incorporating the recommendations of the court-appointed psychologist and … the case of the former, testified regarding potential remedies. The expert conceded she did not receive updated …
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… the [c]ourt put into place a parenting plan schedule that accomplishes both parents having joint physical custody. … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … to the following factors: the parents' ability to agree, communicate and cooperate in matters relating to the child; …
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… her August 20, 2018 written decision. We add the following comments. We apply the familiar two-pronged Strickland … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Strickland, 466 U.S. at 694. Defendant claims trial … was introduced, once the petit jury speaks, all errors become harmless. Cook, 330 N.J. Super. at 411 (citing …
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… and Refrigeration (HVACR) Contractors (the Board) that "commercial installation of . . . laboratory fume hoods is … Apparently, the Board's Executive Director contacted the company, which responded in May 2017.1 ScientifiX asserted a … v. Gould, Inc., 475 U.S. 282, 286 (1986) (citing San Diego Bldg. Trades Council v. Garmon, 35 U.S. 236, 244 …
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… motion to disqualify the first judge, dismiss the complaint, and for a stay of the writ of possession. We find … pertinent to the cause of action asserted in plaintiff's complaint for ejectment are undisputed. Defendant mortgaged … 24, 2019. Almost two weeks later, he filed a verified complaint and order to show cause in the Law Division …
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… in Judge Donaldson's decision and add the following comments. K.W. became pregnant with Jack soon after she and … 2016, K.W. and J.M. were dating. Jack was born without complications and was discharged from the hospital to the … bleeding disorder" and that "none of the[] laboratory studies would explain the bleeding in his head." When the …
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… in issue." On appeal, defendant contends that the judge "committed harmful error by denying defendant's request for a court-appointed custody evaluation" as had been recommended by the parties' parent coordinator and by not … in their new schools, experienced success in their studies, and were otherwise thriving in their new environment. …
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… the summary judgment dismissal of his personal injury complaint, which alleged that he slipped, fell, and susta … uneventful. In March 2017, plaintiff filed his negligence complaint against Harrah's in Monmouth County. Harrah's … that a trial court has broad discretion and a range of remedies to discourage such practice. Last, we emphasize that …
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… from the trial court's orders denying her motion, and concomitant motion to reconsider that denial, including her … support obligation was based on his annual 3 A-2569-18T4 income of $450,000 and defendant's $25,000 imputed annual income, and that the alimony award was not factored into that …
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… v. BOROUGH OF ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, Defendant-Respondent, and COMPASS CONSTRUCTION, INC., and BIRDSALL ENGINEERING, INC., … portion of the Trail. There, "the side flare has a gradient of over twenty-five (25) percent," which according to … expert noted the side flare exceeded the permissible gradient and was missing a guardrail. He also noted a …
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… Nonetheless, summary judgment dismissal of plaintiff's complaint was not appropriate pending the court's … on the teacups' doors. The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs has regularly inspected the ride and … and devoid of any engineering standards or published studies for the safe design of the teacups ride or similar …
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… E.K. tested positive for marijuana, and it was recommended he seek outpatient drug treatment. Defendant tested negative. No services were recommended for her. The law guardian reported the children … first involvement with the Division, defendant was fully compliant with services (drug screenings, substance abuse …
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… to help them resolve future disputes and to provide recommendations on parenting. In September 2017, the parenting … the parties' consideration. The proposal made specific recommendations as to parenting time and an increase in child … proposed by the parenting coordinator and that defendant be compelled to attend therapy sessions with the parties' …
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… This dispute arose from three underlying municipal complaints involving defendants against Koka alleging … names in order to differentiate them because they share a common surname. We intend no disrespect. 3 A-0049-19T2 … of defendants' home, Eglantina signed the three municipal complaints, which required Koka to appear in Paterson …
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… instructing the jury on a lesser-included offense as an accomplice. Defendant also argues that (4) the prosecutor … which she articulates as follows: POINT I – THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED PLAIN ERROR IN ALLOWING THE STATE WITNESSES TO … OF THE ALLEGED VICTIM. POINT II – THE PROSECUTOR'S COMMENTS DURING HIS CLOSING ACCUSING DEFENSE COUNSEL OF …
DCPP VS. J.H., S.M., M.W., AND J.M., IN THE MATTER OF J.W., B.M., MAL.W., M.W., III, AND MAK.W. (FN-09-0223-18, HUDSON COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) (RECORD IMPOUNDED) - Unpublished
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… to -8.82. 7 A-4772-18T4 Moreover, Dr. Patel noted Jerilyn complained of pain when she moved her arm. He prescribed … did not follow up in any way with [Janice]. She didn’t come to her and say, I am injured, I am in pain, I am hurt. … this time she dropped the ball. I’m finding that she did commit abuse and neglect by not getting involved in light of …
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… and brass knuckles. On April 18, 2018, the Division filed a complaint for custody of the children. The trial court … neglect because J.A. and P.A., Sr. had not obtained recommended treatment for S.A.'s club foot or possible kidney … disorder. Following the children's removal, J.A. was noncompliant with her methadone program. She completed a drug …