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… assistance," at public expense, "to individuals 'whose income and resources are insufficient to meet the cost of … in Medicaid is voluntary, but participating states must comply with the federal Medicaid statutes and any … personnel costs but excluding nonoperating costs) comprising routine, ancillary, and special care unit …
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… BE REVERSED BECAUSE THE COURT VIOLATED DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO COMPULSORY PROCESS AND HIS RIGHT TO PRESENT A COMPLETE DEFENSE WHEN IT MISAPPLIED THE RAPE SHIELD STATUTE, … Right To Confrontation And His Right To Present A Complete Defense. POINT II DEFENDANT'S CONVICTION MUST BE …
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… for the first time that he was fourteen years old when he committed his crimes. He argues that N.J.S.A. … judgment of conviction, Smith was fifteen years old when he committed the murder. Smith challenged his conviction and … murder does not exceed "what appears to be a reasonable expedient to achieve the public purpose of punishment for an …
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… with the stop. Yorio approached defendant, without being accompanied by his dog or removing his weapon. He asked … A 6 A-4988-16T1 MEANINGFUL OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT A COMPLETE DEFENSE. (RAISED BELOW). A. THE CONFRONTATION … The officer testified that his responsibilities included community caretaking activities, which involved …
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… Law Division, Bergen County, Docket No. L-2417-18. Corey A. Dietz argued the cause for appellant (Brach Eichler, LLC, attorneys; Edward P. Capozzi, Corey A. Dietz, and Jeremy Hylton, on the briefs). David W. Burns, … a July 13, 2020 Law Division order that dismissed her complaint against the New Jersey Department of …
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… purchased a bottle of wine. During their hour-and-a-half commute, Fiona drank a cup of wine and smoked marijuana. … the United States for approximately three years and had studied business administration at a college in Ohio before … he never asked where defendant learned or how long he studied English, and "[did not] try to find [an] interpreter …
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… The arbitration award resolved plaintiff's claims for compensation for certain costs incurred during periods of … 3 A-2355-20 The Contract Agreements limit plaintiff's compensation to the "Contract Sum," which is comprised of the "Cost of Work . . . plus the Construction …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(b)(1), and first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … charges. However, Exum was found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder, and Beatty was found guilty of hindering … RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL WAS VIOLATED BECAUSE THE JURY SAW HIM COMING OUT OF THE COURTROOM IN HANDCUFFS AND THE TRIAL COURT …
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… denying his application for reinstatement, dismissing his complaint with prejudice and affirming the administrative … at 579. "[W]e must ensure there is 'a residuum of legal and competent evidence in the record to support'" the court's … for any cause other than incapacity, misconduct, or disobedience of rules and regulations," pursuant to N.J.S.A. …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. Defendant contends the prosecutor committed misconduct by failing to instruct the grand jury … obtained statements from several individuals whom defendant communicated with shortly after the shooting. Those … the State immediately applied for and obtained a communications data warrant (CDW) to extract data from the …
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… NJDEP had concerns about defendants' financial ability to complete the required remediation. The NJDEP twice requested … escrow account. The ACO also states that it "represents the complete and integrated agreement" of the NJDEP and … authorized to sign [the] ACO and bind themselves . . . to comply with [the] terms and provisions of [the] ACO." The …
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… select in advance the courses they would teach during the coming year. Appellants were not paid a fixed annual … at least 120 days within a 12[-]month period . . . before becoming eligible for enrollment. The date of eligibility for … would be the first day of the [thirteenth] month after the commencement of the 120[-]day period. The current annual …
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… prior to trial, a video recording allegedly depicting him committing the first of two robberies charged in the … of the other robbery, and also established defendant's "common scheme or plan to rob." In response to the arguments … proximity and revealed "a common scheme or plan [that] embodies the commission of two or more crimes so related that …
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… trial convictions for sexual assault and child endangerment committed against his wife's eleven-year-old niece, … court improperly admitted hearsay evidence under the "fresh complaint" and "tender years" exceptions. Defendant also … an excessive sentence—one longer than the sentence recommended by the prosecutor. After reviewing the record in …
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… enforcing a restrictive covenant that barred them from competing with their former employer, Truong, LLC, … services or other products similar to those dealt[] in by company. Employee shall not perform such other incidental … secured the parties' consent to interim restraints, embodied in an order issued the next day that barred defendants …
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… Plaintiff countered by arguing that, as a nurse, she was competent to prove her disability through her own testimony, … of family leave. On August 31, 2012, he entered an order commemorating these rulings and denying summary judgment. … to prove she was disabled for purposes of the LAD. In a comprehensive oral opinion, the trial judge first noted that …
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… the Board), appeals the summary judgment dismissal of his complaint, which alleged retaliation actions in violation of … electrical work. The SBBE contracted with Bako Construction Company (Bako) for the removal of asbestos insulation in the high school. On June 11, 2003, prior to the commencement of the asbestos removal project, plaintiff …
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… denying his application for reinstatement, dismissing his complaint with prejudice and affirming the administrative … at 579. "[W]e must ensure there is 'a residuum of legal and competent evidence in the record to support'" the court's … for any cause other than incapacity, misconduct, or disobedience of rules and regulations," pursuant to N.J.S.A. …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(b)(1), and first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … charges. However, Exum was found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder, and Beatty was found guilty of hindering … RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL WAS VIOLATED BECAUSE THE JURY SAW HIM COMING OUT OF THE COURTROOM IN HANDCUFFS AND THE TRIAL COURT …
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… purchased a bottle of wine. During their hour-and-a-half commute, Fiona drank a cup of wine and smoked marijuana. … the United States for approximately three years and had studied business administration at a college in Ohio before … he never asked where defendant learned or how long he studied English, and "[did not] try to find [an] interpreter …