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… . During the 2015 peak season, plaintiff contends she complained about an alleged Federal Aviation Administration … disagreement with another employee, wherein plaintiff complained he had loaded the wrong freight onto an aircraft. … short, plaintiff's hours were increased after the alleged complaint about the FAA violation in December 4 A-2054-19 …
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… defendant was tried before a jury that convicted him of committing third-degree possession of a controlled dangerous … distribution of CDS, including lottery tickets, which are commonly used to package narcotics, and scales. Defendant … he was charged with a second-degree offense. Prior to the commencement of trial, defendant filed a motion to suppress …
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… $100,000, notwithstanding a jury verdict. Ferrante did not communicate this agreement or the trial itself to NJM, … failed to mention the arbitration, high-low agreement, completed trial, or jury verdict. Based on this information, … past dealings with the tortfeasor. NJM moved to dismiss the complaint, and the Law Division granted the motion, finding …
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… for about twenty years and said they were "childhood buddies." He considered defendant's two sons to be his "little … on it . . . [e]ven if it was the truth" because "family [comes] before anything else." R.D. admitted defendant was … witness's factual error was one that could easily be remedied, it was well within the trial judge's scope of …
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… includes, among four possible dates for determining just compensation to the owners, "the date possession of the … from testifying about the motivation of a buyer for buying comparable property; second, when it refused to instruct the … of Brill Street in 1999. The County filed a verified complaint on January 29, 2010, seeking, among other relief: …
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… patrolling in separate vehicles, drove to a condominium complex in the Somerset section of the Township where a … Frank Mahon and Gregory Wilson arrived at the condominium complex at approximately the same time and were directed by … he also sustained a permanent injury to his right eye. The primary dispute among the medical experts was whether …
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… a stay of a driver’s license suspension. The State can overcome that presumption by showing that a stay would present a serious threat to the safety of any person or the community. If no conditions would mitigate that risk, the … license suspension. The State has the burden to overcome that presumption. It can do so by showing that a stay …
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… request. Heintz located the vehicle and observed its driver commit two motor vehicle violations. Heintz stopped the car … identification card. Defendant looked in the car's glove compartment for additional documentation, but found only an … for credentials only for the trooper's convenience and expediency, without ever providing defendant the opportunity to …
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… warnings, and asked him to write his initials on the accompanying form confirming that he understood his rights. … then waived these rights, both orally and by signing the accompanying form. As noted, the second segment of the … Constitution and this state's common law [is] now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and evidence rule, …
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… patrolling in separate vehicles, drove to a condominium complex in the Somerset section of the Township where a … Frank Mahon and Gregory Wilson arrived at the condominium complex at approximately the same time and were directed by … he also sustained a permanent injury to his right eye. The primary dispute among the medical experts was whether …
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… 2C:11-3 and N.J.S.A. 2C:5:1; and first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3 and N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2. He was … guilty of murder, attempted murder, and conspiracy to commit murder, but acquitted him of second-degree possession … weapons because he did not have a permit. 20 A-1284-15T4 Ladies and gentlemen, just to be clear, Mr. Negrete is not …
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… IN THE ALTERNATIVE, REVERSAL IS REQUIRED BECAUSE THE COMBINED PREJUDICE RESULTING FROM SCANDIFFIO'S HIGHLY … ALTERNATIVE, REVERSAL IS REQUIRED A-2863-15T3 4 BECAUSE THE COMBINED PREJUDICE RESULTING FROM SCANDIFFIO'S HIGHLY … the conclusion of Scandiffio's testimony: A-2863-15T3 21 Ladies and gentlemen, before we hear from the State's next …
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… a stay of a driver’s license suspension. The State can overcome that presumption by showing that a stay would present a serious threat to the safety of any person or the community. If no conditions would mitigate that risk, the … license suspension. The State has the burden to overcome that presumption. It can do so by showing that a stay …
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… machinery scrap sales. He operated Quick Way Contracting Company (Quick Way) on property located on Tax Block 284, … validity of the exculpatory clause was also listed as the primary issue on appeal). The issue of standing is therefore … Flanigan, 175 N.J. at 609 (quoting Dan B. Dobbs, Remedies, § 4.3 (1973)). Despite defendant's contentions to the …
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… to provide "sustainable independence for homeless and low-income families." What We Do, Family Promise of Warren County, … Promise removed Michelle from its program due to her noncompliance. Kyle was born premature, at thirty-two-weeks … concern and the "best interests of the child shall be a primary consideration." Ibid. "The focus in abuse and …
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… Jeep Chrysler Fiat, plaintiff Ramona L. McBride filed a complaint alleging her supervisor, sales manager Jack … the advances, Dellafave terminated her employment. In her complaint, plaintiff asserted causes of action under the LAD … its motion, defendant conceded plaintiff could establish a prima facie case of hostile environment sex discrimination …
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… and Jason Doshi's (collectively "defendants") third-party complaint against Chirag Batra (Batra), and to determine the … and Batra jointly and severally liable to defendants for compensatory and punitive damages and for attorney's fees. … what is required . . . is that the plaintiff adduce [a prima facie case.]" Heimbach, 229 N.J. Super. at 23. The …
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… 20, 2017, the Division received a referral that Zebulon complained of D.P. "whooping him." The child had bruises on … another referral, this time from the school nurse. Zayonara complained of pain in her hand, which appeared red and … of the acts or omissions of the parent or guardian" is prima facie evidence of abuse or neglect. N.J.S.A. …
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… for about twenty years and said they were "childhood buddies." He considered defendant's two sons to be his "little … on it . . . [e]ven if it was the truth" because "family [comes] before anything else." R.D. admitted defendant was … witness's factual error was one that could easily be remedied, it was well within the trial judge's scope of …
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… includes, among four possible dates for determining just compensation to the owners, "the date possession of the … from testifying about the motivation of a buyer for buying comparable property; second, when it refused to instruct the … of Brill Street in 1999. The County filed a verified complaint on January 29, 2010, seeking, among other relief: …