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… State agreed to dismiss the charges in the indictment and recommend that the court sentence defendant to a term of … A. Yes. Q. While employed by the Crisis Unit, did you come to know a female minor with the initials "A.M"? A. Yes. … A. Yes. Q. While employed at the Crisis Unit, did you come to know a female minor with the initials "A.H."? A. …
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… prejudice, based upon the exclusivity bar of the Workers' Compensation Act, N.J.S.A. 34:15-1 to -146 (the Act). For … to reinstatement in the event the Division of Workers' Compensation (Division) determines plaintiff's claims are not compensable under the Act. On March 5, 2015, plaintiff, an …
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… and escort her to the hospital for a blood draw. The recommendation actually came from Officer Steven Price, the … the blood kit. As soon as Mosely was available, he had her complete the blood extraction form. Hall testified that he … was attributable to, as the judge described it, the "complexity of the situation and the reasonable allocation of …
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… a 148-page report from a private investigator, largely comprised of photographs taken from a mounted camera near … party responsible for his or her own counsel fees. In an accompanying written statement of reasons, the judge said, … a couple has undertaken duties and privileges that are commonly associated with marriage or civil union but does …
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… only retained for ninety days. The MCSO also "provided the computer aided dispatch report." No witnesses testified at … the vehicle in question with the exact plate number coming towards me. I turned around and stopped the vehicle … did not have an articulable suspicion that defendant had committed a traffic violation. Defendant also argues the …
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… are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … care and intense psychiatric treatment. Judge White found compelling the respective testimony of Kyle and Sara, which … as evidenced by his aggressive behavior that led to him becoming a juvenile offender. Fortunately, together with the …
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… judgment, entered after the borrower defaulted on a commercial real estate loan. In A-5432-17, defendants 2820 … from a September 17, 2018 order for payment out of income, requiring him to pay $5,254.05 per month to Parke Bank … the bank gave Mt. Ephraim a loan secured by a mortgage on commercial property. Calzaretto personally guaranteed the …
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… and put her body in garbage bags, defendant answered: "No. Yeah, she . . . was following me asking me to hit her, … because defendant claimed plaintiff was using the phone to communicate with other men, which she denied. 6 A-4864-18T2 … defendant sent plaintiff a text message threatening to commit suicide. After plaintiff dropped her children off at …
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… the following colloquy: OFFICER MARSICANO: Where are you coming from? [DEFENDANT]: From New Jersey. OFFICER … been here, sir? [DEFENDANT]: What, here? OFFICER MARSICANO: Yeah. [DEFENDANT]: At this place? OFFICER MARSICANO: Yes, at … gaze nystagmus (HGN) test. Marsicano then had defendant complete field sobriety tests, which defendant failed. This, …
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… located in Elizabeth. Construction of the building was completed sometime in 2015, and plaintiff was the first … 3) $1250 for "excessive burn marks on carpet" requiring "complete[] replace[ment];" 4) $900 for "excessive wear and … of the entire security deposit. When defendant failed to comply, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant in the …
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… during the marriage in 1999. He reported a minimal income from the business, which did not correspond with the … lifestyle. Plaintiff testified she believed defendant's income to be much greater than he reported due to substantial unreported cash income. She testified a "considerable amount" of defendant's …
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… at Cherry Tree, LLC, entered a five year and five month commercial real estate lease commencing June 1, 2011, with law firm Nelson, Levine, de … moved from NLdH to dL, however, no equipment, property, computers, or other items were transferred from the old firm …
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… motion to vacate the court's earlier dismissal of their complaint and restore the matter to the calendar, and an … defendants Sixto Bobadilla and Juan Vargas to dismiss the complaint with prejudice. We reverse. On August 10, 2012, plaintiffs filed a complaint asserting various causes of action against …
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… J.F. through use of the Asset Verification System (AVS), a computer system that facilitates access to financial … On June 27, 2017, ALJ Bogan issued an initial decision recommending that the denial of benefits be affirmed. The ALJ … obligation to submit the information necessary to complete his application and verify his eligibility for …
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… individual in the car in a white shirt with a design commemorating a deceased individual. Nieves followed the … area behind the gas station. Once there, he observed a commotion before a "dude" pulled out a gun and fired "four … they show a video and a still photograph. There is no composite here. This is not a showup. The trial judge …
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… LAW RECOGNIZES THAT THE SMELL OF MARIJUANA IN THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY PROVIDE PROBABLE CAUSE TO … came back into his original lane of travel." The officer, accompanied by a sergeant and another officer with whom he was … Just in what you found in the center console. [Officer]: Yeah, correct. [Assistant Prosecutor]: Okay. So can you …
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… probation on January 8, 2014, with the requirement that he complete the Drug Court program, among other conditions. … March 11, 2016, defendant was charged in a federal criminal complaint for conspiracy to defraud the United States and … identity theft (federal charges). According to the complaint, while defendant was incarcerated awaiting …
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… program participants who then pay thirty percent of their income toward rent. In May 2014, defendant and VOADV entered … disabuse the court, defendant or her attorney of their common understanding that the voucher was transferable to … disability. She never qualified for a subsidy. She never complied with any program requirements and never showed up …
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… a facial contusion, lip contusion, and a bruised lip. He complained of soreness to his torso. Hospital records … inconsistent with the child endangering conviction, compelling dismissal of that count of the indictment. Child … no mention is made in those portions of Title 9 which encompass the conduct in this case. There is no question that …
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… of third- degree criminal mischief, N.J.S.A. 2C:17-3, one committed in Camden County on April 8, 2017, at the Trump … Robert P. Becker, Jr., we affirm. We add the following comments. In the first incident, defendant and two others … any restitution obligation immediately. Defendant is an accomplished poet, first published at a young age. The …