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… Violence Act (PDVA), N.J.S.A. 2C:25-17 to -35; defendant committed the predicate offenses of harassment, N.J.S.A. … family in his daily care. Defendant reciprocated by accompanying plaintiff to therapy sessions and supporting her … plaintiff multiple times a day after she told him to stop, and that he made those calls with the intent to harass. …
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… repaid the loan. Moreover, he testified "[a] GPS with autopilot was installed [in the Seneca] during the course of … to [Molz] and 40% to [Mitchell], recognizing a premarital component to the airplane[] but significant improvements … . . . . In doing so, the judge recognized a "premarital component" to these assets. Still, [Molz] maintains the …
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… when he would be reinstated. He generally described his income, expenses, and financial situation, and provided a case … and challenging plaintiff's representations about his income, assets, and ability to pay. The GAL acknowledged that … as of August 23, 2019, and pursue all collection remedies available to judgment creditors. This appeal followed. …
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… Plaintiff works full-time as a spray painter for a company. At the time he sustained his claimed injuries, … there was any issue concerning plaintiff's or the team's competency as independent contractors. Plaintiff argued … defendant had a responsibility to ensure the workers were competent to perform the work before hiring them. After …
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… (UCC) and dismissing plaintiff's disability discrimination complaint with prejudice and an April 26, 2019 order denying … requested a meeting to address the issue of reasonably accommodating plaintiff's disability status. The interactive … how the additional proposed accommodations would have remedied plaintiff's tardiness and absenteeism. Affirmed. … …
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… of a political party: If the incumbent whose office has become vacant was elected to office as the nominee of a political party, the municipal committee of the political party of which the incumbent was … seeking relief from the outcome of the litigation as embodied in the judgment." Id. at 62. The appeal in Magill was …
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… and credibility determinations were an important component of any psychological evaluation. 4 Dr. Smarz … judge's abuse or neglect determination was not supported by competent admissible evidence and the judge erred in relying … abuse or neglect under Title Nine because the Division's complaint only cited Title Thirty. We first consider …
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… was involved in criminal activity, the investigatory stop of defendant's vehicle was not justified, and the … yet defendant was "looking . . . as if a vehicle would be coming . . . down the wrong way." Defendant was "carrying a … it with two hands . . . under an arm." The duffel bag completely concealed its contents. Defendant walked out of …
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… from a different position and found it difficult to become re-employed. After obtaining the new position for the … opposed plaintiff's motion on the basis that he failed to completely disclose his income information and she cross-moved for counsel fees. On …
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… affirm largely for reasons expressed in the trial court's comprehensive, written opinion. 1 Lisa's father, D.St., did … and housing information assistance. Defendant was not compliant with the services. Defendant was directed to … program, her stipend for independent living was stopped, she became homeless and was staying with friends. In …
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… planning and engineering experts, and their extensive comments were contained in two reports to the Board and … Plaintiff, the owner of neighboring property, filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs, challenging the … judge's order revealed that a meeting took place and the topics of discussion, one of which was the on-street parking …
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… Plaintiff Tora Evans was arrested for a crime he did not commit all because he happened to be in the vicinity of … was located in a building that also housed a check cashing company; patrons of both businesses used the same door to … on March 18, 2015. To the contrary, he acknowledged he stopped there to cash his paycheck at the check cashing …
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… agreement and his local PBA President, Officer Christopher Chicoris, about possible remedies. Plaintiff asked Chicoris to speak to the PBA attorney … for official misconduct" and referred the matter "for the commencement of an administrative investigation." Plaintiff …
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… prosecutor's office, in the mid-1990s, recruited inmates to commit perjury by fabricating jailhouse admissions of other … is of sufficient weight that it would probably alter the outcome of the verdict in a new trial." Id. at 187–88; see also … reason was to lessen my punishments for the crimes I committed. 4) The facts stated in this affidavit are true. …
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… judgments permitted plaintiff C.B. to proceed on separate complaints to adopt Daniel and Annie. C.B. is the husband of … Judge Tarantino's decision. We add the following comments to provide context to our decision. D.B. and E.B. … his involvement with Daniel and Annie, C.B. filed separate complaints in December 2015 to adopt each child. D.B. …
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… 18, 2016 order that dismissed her medical malpractice complaint with prejudice for failure to serve an affidavit of merit. Plaintiff's malpractice complaints,1 filed in July 2015 against three doctors and … take a "culture of the wound," perform Doppler studies, or take "ankle brachial pressure index" (ABI) readings …
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… the history of this matter: On June 7, 1993, Angel "Freddie" Salazar and Luis Flores, two drug dealers, were found … State prison, and as a result, he obtained a court order to compel the prosecutor's office to provide him with copies of … . . defendant intended to say . . . was the real person who committed this crime, and not me. So . . . it's material. …
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… order dismissing with prejudice the remaining counts of his complaint but did not address that order in his brief. "An … four days he would provide plaintiff with "a full and complete abstract of title showing a marketable fee simple … plaintiff's 2 Plaintiff had withdrawn his promissory-estoppel, unjust-enrichment, federal RICO, New Jersey RICO, …
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… H. Raksa, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Christopher C. Josephson, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). … the Sex Offender Act (SOA), N.J.S.A. 2C:47-1 to -10, can be compelled to undergo a psychological evaluation for … legislative enactment nor can they frustrate the policy embodied in [a] statute.'" Williams v. N.J. Dep't of Corr., 423 …
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… on Civil Rights, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NOBEL LEARNING COMMUNITIES, INC., d/b/a CHESTERBROOK ACADEMY, … may grant permanent injunctive relief on the Director 's complaint, and whether the New Jersey Law Against … in the negative, the Law Division dismissed the Director 's complaint. We affirm. I Defendant, a private, for-profit …