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… officer's (DHO) decision finding appellant guilty of committing prohibited acts under N.J.A.C. 10A:4-4.1(a): … sale, or intent to distribute or sell, an electronic communication device . . . that is not authorized for use or … DHO confirms that the charges arose from an incident at a community release program facility where appellant was …
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… children are now adults. Plaintiff filed a pro se divorce complaint in March 2017 based on irreconcilable differences, … Feb. 24, 1995). After being served with the summons and complaint on April 29, 2017, defendant attempted to file an … existed for a least six months preceding the filing of the complaint and there was no reasonable prospect of …
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… (Elizabeth Smith, Designated Counsel, on the brief). Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney for respondent … then returned to their father, R.J.D., Sr. J.S. failed to comply with numerous drug programs. Domestic violence … individual counseling, which he failed to attend. He did complete a batterers' program. The parents were homeless and …
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… State Parole Board. Carlos Colon, appellant pro se. Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney for respondent … criminal record, his past failures to respond favorably to community supervision, and the eleven disciplinary infractions he committed while incarcerated. In addition, the panel found …
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… (Diana S. Yu, Designated Counsel, on the brief). Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney for respondent … removal, but maintains she made significant strides to overcome that harm, which the judge ignored; the Division … in the adult residential "Mommy and Me" treatment program accompanied by T.L.M. The program, which was extended to …
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… Judgment Must Be Reversed. 5 A-4130-16T2 B. Given [D.C.'s] Compliance with the Division's Requirements for Services, …
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… final agency decision affirming the guilty finding for committing prohibited act *.551, making intoxicants, … officer confiscated the bottles. Thomas was charged with committing prohibited act *.551 and the matter was referred … The hearing officer sanctioned Thomas to 120 days' loss of commutation time, 91 days' administrative segregation, 365 …
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… "with prejudice" language into an order dismissing a complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction because … the wrong state. For the reasons that follow, we affirm the complaint's dismissal but modify the trial court's order to … a Foundation™." Wormser, in turn, utilized a subcontractor company in which it owns a minority interest, Process …
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… appeal from a March 2018 final judgment of foreclosure on a complaint filed in June 2013 on a default that occurred in … those efforts continued, the Foreclosure Unit dismissed the complaint without prejudice for lack of prosecution under … actions. Defendants did not oppose the motion, and the complaint was reinstated on October 13, 2017. A month later, …
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… basis on the record to support a finding that defendant had committed a predicate act of domestic violence. We note that … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… 180 days administrative segregation, 180 days loss of commutation credits, and fifteen days loss of recreation … who stated he called the Code 33 because Brooks was combative and refused stop his aggressive conduct towards Mears. Taken together, …
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… all. Secondly, a DWAI offender with less than .08 BAC still commits an offense substantially similar in nature to a New … enhancement purposes under New Jersey law. According to the complaints and "Supporting Deposition/Bill of Particulars" 4 A-1268-18T4 completed by the New York officer, police stopped Aziz shortly after 4:00 a.m. in Poughkeepsie for …
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… May 2010 through May 2012; Count five alleges defendant committed first degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child, … defendant's certification was self-serving, unsupported by competent evidence, and lacked any corroboration. The PCR …
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… and fell, causing the alleged injuries for which he sought compensation in this lawsuit. 1 Intoxicated Drivers Resource … for the reasons expressed by Judge Katie A. Gummer in her comprehensive and thoughtful oral decision. We add only the following comments. In "distilling" the language of the Charitable …
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… C. Schuster, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Christopher Josephson, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). … Officer Gonzalez to be credible and found Chainay guilty of committing an assault in violation of N.J.A.C. 10A:4- 3 … 365 days of administrative segregation, a 365-day loss of commutation time, and a 30-day loss of recreation …
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… the same for 2018, because "the Borough [did] not overcome its burden to prove that the Freeze Act relief [did] not comply . . . ." The Tax Court emphasized that the Borough … 31 N.J. Tax 335, 339 (Tax 2019). We add only the following comments. In reviewing a Tax Court judgment, "[w]e recognize …
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… to dismiss the remaining counts in the indictment and recommend the trial court sentence defendant to a five-year … by the ADTC found defendant did not meet the criteria of a compulsive sex offender. The State does not challenge the …
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… in Judge DeCastro's decision. We add the following brief comments. At birth, T.J.M. tested positive for phencyclidine … the resource parents was severed. Defendant declined to complete any psychological tests. Dr. Stilwell concluded … 6 A-2161-20 The question then is "whether the parent can become fit in time to meet the needs of the children." N.J. …
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… the eviction. On January 30, 2020, plaintiff filed a pro se complaint against defendant to recover her security deposit, … her security deposit , nor did it produce receipts or other competent evidence to support any set-off for property …
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… guilty to an amended charge of second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, and the trial court sentenced him to … them by reference." The Rule requires PCR counsel to "communicate with his client," "investigate the claims," and … discuss defendant's case, and further failed to provide any competent evidence that PCR counsel did not otherwise …