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… a patient questionnaire, likely completed by a correctional officer. 7 A-1952-21 Defendant submitted a report from … of expression so as to be understood by the court and any jury either directly or through interpretation, or (b) the proposed witness is incapable of understanding the duty of a witness to tell the truth, or (c) as otherwise …
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… of the six AO/NOPs. The matters were transmitted to the Office of Administrative Law ("OAL") and consolidated. On … from hand-delivering a license renewal form to the DEP's offices. In addition, RDI contends DEP officials made … legal question for the A-0707-17T2 11 court rather than the jury; therefore, the defense should be raised and resolved …
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… of the six AO/NOPs. The matters were transmitted to the Office of Administrative Law ("OAL") and consolidated. On … from hand-delivering a license renewal form to the DEP's offices. In addition, RDI contends DEP officials made … legal question for the A-0707-17T2 11 court rather than the jury; therefore, the defense should be raised and resolved …
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… insoluble dilemma,’’ and that ‘‘[a]s judges, it is our duty within constitutional bounds to make the choice between … they have to take you in,’’ as capturing the essential duty of the State to guarantee its homeless population a … O’Hern’s Red Bank cham- bers for my interview, the door to office building at 151 Bodman Place was locked. Taped to the …
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A-0978-24 Briefs
Briefs
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… Mohsen is the founder, President, and Chief Executive Officer of EIC, a college located in Jersey City, New … that arbitration is in lieu of litigation in court before a jury. 164a at ¶9. On or about November 18, 2019, Drupka, … that Respondent is knowingly waiving the right to a jury trial and is entering into the agreement voluntarily …
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… years old. On September 27, 2019, fellow security officer Steven Rodriguez filed a report with the Rutgers' … here has not proffered any evidence wherein a reasonable jury could find discriminatory intent behind the actions of … the actual malice standard, holding that a reasonable jury could not conclude by clear and convincing evidence …
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… years old. On September 27, 2019, fellow security officer Steven Rodriguez filed a report with the Rutgers' … here has not proffered any evidence wherein a reasonable jury could find discriminatory intent behind the actions of … the actual malice standard, holding that a reasonable jury could not conclude by clear and convincing evidence …
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… If the defendant does not waive indictment and trial by jury but does waive a hearing as to probable cause, the … shall be transmitted to the financial division manager's office. If the defendant is discharged for lack of probable …
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A-0675-24 Briefs
Briefs
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… THE LAWSUIT THRESHOLD LAW AS TO PROOF OF PERMANENT INJURY. (Raised Below: 1T 56-70, 2T 4-15; Pa116) AMENDEDFILED, … could not meet the verbal threshold with a permanent injury. Plaintiff opposed the motion relying on a … Specialist for the New Jersey Department of Education, her office and field duties and her years of service there. She …
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… or a Motion Extending Time to Answer may be filed with the Office of Foreclosure (if the final judgment package has not …
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… will be effective after it has been accepted by the Clerk's office. If the added counsel is within the same firm, the …
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… order, directed to the person, may authorize the police officers executing it to use reasonable force in …
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… the oath of allegiance to this State, and the oath of office as an attorney. An affirmation may be given in lieu …
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A-3482-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… the Consumer Affairs Division of the Attorney General’s Office. That failure did not have any consequences until … claim “accrues when an attorney’s breach of professional duty proximately causes a plaintiff’s damages.” Grunwald v. … applied the discovery rule in those cases in which the injury or wrong is not readily ascertainable through means of …
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… recent stroke. After a trial that spanned three-weeks, the jury concluded defendants had deviated from the accepted … care applicable to long-term care facilities. However, the jury found the deviations were not the proximate cause of … residence. On December 19, 2022, the Deputy Director of the Office of Legal and Regulatory Compliance at the DOH …
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… recent stroke. After a trial that spanned three-weeks, the jury concluded defendants had deviated from the accepted … care applicable to long-term care facilities. However, the jury found the deviations were not the proximate cause of … residence. On December 19, 2022, the Deputy Director of the Office of Legal and Regulatory Compliance at the DOH …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … violations of Title VII and allowed any party to demand a jury trial if such damages were sought. Id. at 249-50, 252. … a requirement in one context but not another; it is our duty to treat that distinction as meaningful.”). The …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … violations of Title VII and allowed any party to demand a jury trial if such damages were sought. Id. at 249-50, 252. … a requirement in one context but not another; it is our duty to treat that distinction as meaningful.”). The …
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… fatal car accident which resulted in the death of a police officer. We affirm. I. By way of background, a grand jury indicted defendant for first-degree aggravated … an Exigency Existed Because Defendant Did Not Suffer any Injury. I. The State Failed to Meet its Burden Because It Did …
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… fatal car accident which resulted in the death of a police officer. We affirm. I. By way of background, a grand jury indicted defendant for first-degree aggravated … an Exigency Existed Because Defendant Did Not Suffer any Injury. I. The State Failed to Meet its Burden Because It Did …