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… disclose a student's status" because it has "a specific and compelling need" to do so, "such as the health and safety of … to evidence submitted by the Attorney General, including studies which documented the disparate impact through elevated … argue that the trial court erred by relying on several studies the Attorney General submitted to support his disparate …
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… their vehicles on that roadway are the billboard's target audience. The Edison municipal ordinance governing the L-I … sign face areas for each of the digital signs that comprise the billboard for which plaintiff sought the … "block[] the light or narrow[] . . . the viewing cone" to "stop[] glare" and produce "better viewability" for the sign. …
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… LLC, appeals from a Law Division order dismissing its complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging defendant … (defining premium as "[a] sum of money or bonus paid on top of a regular price, salary, or other amount," and as … "we cannot act as a superlegislature and supply an ingredient that is missing from the statutory scheme."); see also …
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… BEHALF OF THE BOROUGH OF SEASIDE HEIGHTS, FOR STATE HOUSE COMMISSION APPROVAL OF PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF 1.37 ACRES OF … along with a nearby vacant parcel of land that can, in the future, house the Carousel," finding that they provided an … preserving the boardwalk-fronting parcel to house it in the future, and the additional replacement land in the Toms …
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… surveillance and intercepted telephone and electronic communications, on April 2, 2014, law enforcement officers … of defendant and numerous other identified individuals commencing on March 10, 2014, with the issuance of a warrant … is described as a two story residence with a dormer atop the second floor. The roof is tan in color. The front is …
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… NO. A-2295-16T5 A-4316-16T5 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF H.B., SVP-252-02. ____________________________ … violent offenses, and that he is highly likely to engage in future acts of sexual violence if not confined to the STU. … consider other significant facts or data, that is a proper topic for cross-examination, but it does not provide grounds …
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… a three- year prison term. The court also sentenced him to community supervision for life, which required him to … that she will be able to do so within the foreseeable future." Dr. Winston therefore recommended "other permanency … Child Abuse Training Institute granted her an "Advanced Studies in Child Maltreatment Certificate with a specialization …
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… jury should not have been instructed as to defendants' noncompliance with 42 C.F.R. § 483.25 because this argument was … fast-acting insulin be administered immediately and a complete blood count to be conducted the following morning. … returned to defendants' facility. B. Plaintiff filed her complaint on October 7, 2016, alleging negligence and …
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… up and went to his home office, where defendant was on the computer. They began to argue. According to R.L., defendant slapped him in the face, and then threw the computer, monitor, and copy machine onto the floor. … not allow her to help Je.L., she would kill herself. Ji.L. stopped communicating with defendant. 6 A-4297-17T4 In March …
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… . . . hadn't ran from the police, Quadir Jackson may have come before the court, may have been tried, may have been … had set forth in prior cases that a statute's immediate or future effective date evidences the Legislature's intent to … only. J.V., 242 N.J. at 435 (effective date in the future); Pisack, 240 N.J. at 370 (immediate effective date). …
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… (David J. Reich, Designated Counsel, on the brief). Christopher J. Gramiccioni, Monmouth County Prosecutor, attorney … V A REMAND IS REQUIRED IN VIEW OF ERRORS THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED IN IMPOSING SENTENCE.2 We are unpersuaded by these … review[.]" The judge found the call certainly relevant to refute the alibi defense insofar as it appears that the phone …
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… term on count two. On appeal, he argues: POINT I THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN IT PERMITTED [A DETECTIVE] … witnesses instigated the altercation." The trial court refuted defendant's contention that the police officers were … (App. Div. 2003). The assistant prosecutor told the jury: Ladies and gentlemen, this is not some grand conspiracy. The …
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… convicted a second time, but because his second offense was committed more than ten years after his first, he was … November 14, 2011, Monroe Township Patrolman Bruce Maute stopped defendant's vehicle after checking its plates in a … had "experience with psychiatry or psychology"; "ever studied [] psychiatry or psychology"; or knew "anything about …
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… Bonsall appeal from Law Division orders dismissing their complaint on NJT's summary judgment motion and denying their … dismissal of Sheri's per quod claim. Yet, for the sake of completeness, had we concluded William should be permitted … was palpably unreasonable. The fundamental principles embodied in the TCA include the notion that governmental …
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… THEREBY DENYING DEFENDANT A FAIR TRIAL. POINT III THE STATE COMMITTED PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT WHEN THE PROSECUTOR … and forth through texts and phone calls. Eventually, she stopped responding to defendant's calls and ended their … 9-1-1 and told the operator her ex-boyfriend had recently come to her house and "started going crazy." She ran out and …
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… Jim to attend substance abuse evaluations, and both were recommended for an intensive outpatient program (IOP). Amy was … Amy moved back to Jim's father's home, and she eventually stopped attending her program. When the caseworker visited … of independent care of her children in the foreseeable future is quite dismal." He recommended that the Division …
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… Department employment" and an imputed "$25,000 per year income from Environmental Pest Control LLC (termite business) … He contends the judge erroneously rejected his unrefuted evidence regarding his medical status and instead … deduction 29 A-4672-17T4 "based on a set of conditions and future circumstances." The MSA also includes a handwritten …
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… room when defendant began touching her "parts," but he stopped as Jane descended the stairs to the living room. Jane … under the age of [twelve] relating to sexual misconduct committed . . . against that child is admissible in a … even though the excluded video he reviewed that very day refuted the 26 A-0791-19 image he conveyed to the jury." Id. …
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… seat. The detectives "decided to perform [a] motor vehicle stop due to the tinted windows."1 Promptly following the … reached for his own gun and trained it on Williams. Johnson commanded Williams to show his hands and not to move. … keep Williams in his grasp, Williams "c[a]me out of his hoodie[,]" and pushed off of Reed. Williams fled down the …
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… disability retirement benefits, a claimant must also comply with N.J.S.A. 43:16A-7(a)(1)'s procedural … disability is due to the accident and the filing was not accomplished within the five-year period due to a delayed … out . . . right where he was." When asked if the shots were coming toward him, Ilic stated only that "they sounded like …