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… dropped the packet. Patrolman Buss then asked defendant to come into the manager’s office located at the back of the … of guilt and not as proof that she had a propensity to commit crimes. The jury found defendant guilty of … the substance in the baggie as cocaine did not evidence her commission of a crime. At a minimum, this evidence was …
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… N.J. Court Rules, Appendix IX-A to R. 5:6A, www.gannlaw.com (2021). 3 A-2225-20 For the reasons that follow, we … even more in support than defendant had been paying, primarily due to her disability. After considering the … the children received. According to defendant, under Diehl v. Diehl, 389 N.J. Super. 443 (App. Div. 2006), he is …
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… favor of plaintiff Melissa Migut, a former employee. In her complaint, plaintiff alleged she sustained injury during a fire drill because of the AOC's failure to accommodate her disability, in violation of the New Jersey Law … Unable to find a vacant position, Goldstein created a primarily sedentary position for plaintiff that involved …
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… IDENTIFICATION GUIDE1 Introduction This Guide is based primarily on ETHNOLOGUE: LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD.2 The web … which a registered agency purports to be able to provide competent court interpreters. The first column, “Name of … Itundrujia --- Eastern Tai Use Lao --- Ebon Use Marshallese --- Edo Nigeria BIN Eesti Use Estonian --- Efik …
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… where he also holds citizenship, while remaining under Community Supervision for Life (CSL). J.K. was sentenced to … to consider whether [it] could supervise or monitor J.K.’s compliance with the conditions of CSL or impose special … Id. at 186. The Appellate Division observed that the primary purpose of Megan’s Law is to protect New Jersey …
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… from the police, he went to their younger brother’s room accompanied by an officer, found a phone, and gave it to the … unconstitutional police action and the secured evidence becomes so attenuated as to dissipate the taint from the … effects from her home and entered the tenant’s apartment accompanied by a police detective. Id. at 413-14. The landlady …
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… because his vehicle had three operable taillights, in compliance with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 39:3-61(a) and … stop the vehicle and because the stop was lawful under the “community caretaking” function by which police officers … a violation of the statute and because he was engaging in community caretaking by letting defendant know that his …
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… shotgun. As part of that agreement, the State was to recommend a sentence of five years’ imprisonment with one year … a third-degree offense for purposes of sentencing, and to recommend a sentence of three years’ imprisonment with one … to impose sentences that diverged from the terms recommended by the State as part of defendants’ plea …
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… to a police officer’s search of a vehicle’s passenger compartment in the wake of a traffic stop. After observing a … articulable and reasonable suspicion that defendant had committed traffic offenses and that the search constituted a … State v. Esteves, 93 N.J. 498, 503 (1983). 2. The State primarily relies on the protective sweep exception to the …
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… third parties who possess actual authority based on their common use of the space searched. See State v. Suazo, 133 … to consent to search a particular area of a home turns on common usage, and Betty Cushing’s evident lack of common use … conveyed and on which the officer relied. B. Defendant primarily argues that Betty Cushing, and therefore Mylroie, …
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… seq. On February 18, 1999, plaintiff Patricia A. Delvecchio commenced employment with the Township of Bridgewater … who reiterated his opinion that she should not be compelled to work midnight shifts. In March 2007, Ciambotti … State, 203 N.J. 383, 408-09 (2010) (identifying elements of prima facie case of disability claims based on failure to …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS 1 February 2, 2018 Michael P. … opinion on defendant’s motion to dismiss plaintiff’s Complaint, and on plaintiff’s motion to amend the Complaint and to compel discovery. Defendant maintains that: …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS May 16, 2017 Thomas A. Blumenthal, … Total $555,900 The average ratio of assessed to true value, commonly referred to as the Chapter 123 ratio, for the … and adult fixtures. The interior is finished with a combination of hardwood flooring, vinyl tile, carpeting, …
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… J., writing for the Court. Under New Jersey’s Unemployment Compensation Law (UCL or Act), N.J.S.A. 43:21-1 to -71, an … Appeal Tribunals affirmed because McClain and Blake did not commence their new employment within seven days of leaving … The Blake panel, like the McClain panel, relied primarily on the plain language of N.J.S.A. 43:21-5(a), but …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … of the Case Before the Court is a Motion to Dismiss the Complaint filed by the defendant, Dawn Frankl (“Dawn” or “Defendant”), seeking to dismiss the Complaint pursuant to R. 4:6-2(e). The plaintiffs, Cooling …
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… members who testified at the suppression hearing share a common surname, we refer to them by their first names in … At around 6:15 p.m., STPD Patrolman Robert Conforti, accompanied by his K-9 dog who was trained to track the … basement walking toward the officers with her hands up. She complied with police orders to come to them. She was then …
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… extrinsic evidence including legislative history and committee reports. (pp. 12-13) 2. The refusal statute … That amendment was prompted by a Motor Vehicle Study Commission report recommending enhanced penalties for refusal convictions that …
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… action against Dr. Picciano and her employer. The primary focus of the trial was whether Dr. Picciano breached … and superseding/intervening causation, but not on comparative negligence. The court also provided a … consequences and superseding/intervening causation, and not comparative negligence, but improperly referenced “but for” …
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… dropped the packet. Patrolman Buss then asked defendant to come into the manager’s office located at the back of the … of guilt and not as proof that she had a propensity to commit crimes. The jury found defendant guilty of … the substance in the baggie as cocaine did not evidence her commission of a crime. At a minimum, this evidence was …
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… me, yeah I did it." Based on the files found on defendant's computers and his admission that he had routinely viewed … confessed to possessing pornographic videos of M.L. on his computer. He admitted to videotaping M.L. A-4302-15T4 3 when … M.L.'s vaginal area, and transferring the images to his computers. Defendant further revealed his conduct with M.L. …