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… order. The trial court ruled that plaintiff had to pay one half of the costs of removing his name from the Firm's … and plaintiff should not bear the cost of defendants' compliance. Thus, we remand with the instruction that an … (6) ruling that plaintiff has the right to edit any free internet websites referencing his name3; and (7) …
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… order. The trial court ruled that plaintiff had to pay one half of the costs of removing his name from the Firm's … and plaintiff should not bear the cost of defendants' compliance. Thus, we remand with the instruction that an … (6) ruling that plaintiff has the right to edit any free internet websites referencing his name3; and (7) …
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… Provider." The hospital charged plaintiff $2177 for his visit, which included charges for visiting the emergency … for eight weeks. Finally, Dr. Glassner, who was retiring, recommended that plaintiff follow up with Dr. Michael Pollack … 2014 office notes of Dr. Glassner. The court ruled that none of those documents "provide[d] an expert opinion/report …
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… Provider." The hospital charged plaintiff $2177 for his visit, which included charges for visiting the emergency … for eight weeks. Finally, Dr. Glassner, who was retiring, recommended that plaintiff follow up with Dr. Michael Pollack … 2014 office notes of Dr. Glassner. The court ruled that none of those documents "provide[d] an expert opinion/report …
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… OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3650-20 LEONE & DAUGHTERS REALTY MANAGEMENT CORP., … order granting summary judgment to Khan and dismissing the complaint. Because we agree with the trial court that … 118, 125 (App. Div. 2015) (quoting J.W. Pierson Co. v. Freeman, 113 N.J. Eq. 268, 271 (E. & A. 1933)). "[F]ull …
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… OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3650-20 LEONE & DAUGHTERS REALTY MANAGEMENT CORP., … order granting summary judgment to Khan and dismissing the complaint. Because we agree with the trial court that … 118, 125 (App. Div. 2015) (quoting J.W. Pierson Co. v. Freeman, 113 N.J. Eq. 268, 271 (E. & A. 1933)). "[F]ull …
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… by Judge John A. Young in his thoughtful and well-reasoned opinion. We discern the following facts from the … first that the Snapchat post was constitutionally protected free speech that could not be criminalized, and second, that … A-1293-19 On May 22, 2019, the court entered an order and accompanying written opinion denying defendant's motion. On …
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… by Judge John A. Young in his thoughtful and well-reasoned opinion. We discern the following facts from the … first that the Snapchat post was constitutionally protected free speech that could not be criminalized, and second, that … A-1293-19 On May 22, 2019, the court entered an order and accompanying written opinion denying defendant's motion. On …
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… April 20, 2023 response to his assertion the DOC is not in compliance with the Isolated Confinement Restriction Act … in a cell or similarly confined holding or living space, alone or with other inmates, for approximately [twenty] hours … requirement. Time is allotted for school, medical, library, visits, mess, jobs, kiosk access, etc. Specific times …
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… April 20, 2023 response to his assertion the DOC is not in compliance with the Isolated Confinement Restriction Act … in a cell or similarly confined holding or living space, alone or with other inmates, for approximately [twenty] hours … requirement. Time is allotted for school, medical, library, visits, mess, jobs, kiosk access, etc. Specific times …
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… A-2435-14T3 NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, Petitioner-Respondent, v. T.J., Respondent-Appellant. … OOC transport. Eckeard Brown testified that residents are free to choose to sit in their wheelchairs if they desire, … reject an ALJ's credibility findings because "the number of visits to a site cannot form the sole basis on which to base …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3963-17T1 JENNIFER L. SCHIAVONE, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY … allegations to the EEO/AA director, though employees were free to forward such complaints themselves. Some complaints … 10, 2014, Rogoshewski's fiancé, Lieutenant Patrick Miller, visited her in Central Control while he was supposed to be …
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… RUFINA ASOLUKA UNEZE, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. GREYSTONE PARK PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, MARY JO … and violation of substantive due process and the right to free speech under the New Jersey Constitution (count four); … 20Cell%20Trait.pdf (last visited Feb. 28, 2022). Unlike the more serious sickle cell …
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… of the testimonial hearing, the arbitrator rendered a one-page written award in favor of the Wears for $300,000. … THAT THE SETTLEMENT WAS NOT A SHAM, A BURDEN-SHIFTING WHICH VISITED A MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE UPON THE WEARS. POINT IV … disagreed, in the absence of a stay or reversal, it was not free to ignore those orders. That stated, the quantum of …
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… RUFINA ASOLUKA UNEZE, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. GREYSTONE PARK PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, MARY JO … and violation of substantive due process and the right to free speech under the New Jersey Constitution (count four); … 20Cell%20Trait.pdf (last visited Feb. 28, 2022). Unlike the more serious sickle cell …
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… A-2435-14T3 NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, Petitioner-Respondent, v. T.J., Respondent-Appellant. … OOC transport. Eckeard Brown testified that residents are free to choose to sit in their wheelchairs if they desire, … reject an ALJ's credibility findings because "the number of visits to a site cannot form the sole basis on which to base …
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… of the testimonial hearing, the arbitrator rendered a one-page written award in favor of the Wears for $300,000. … THAT THE SETTLEMENT WAS NOT A SHAM, A BURDEN-SHIFTING WHICH VISITED A MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE UPON THE WEARS. POINT IV … disagreed, in the absence of a stay or reversal, it was not free to ignore those orders. That stated, the quantum of …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3963-17T1 JENNIFER L. SCHIAVONE, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY … allegations to the EEO/AA director, though employees were free to forward such complaints themselves. Some complaints … 10, 2014, Rogoshewski's fiancé, Lieutenant Patrick Miller, visited her in Central Control while he was supposed to be …
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… gave non-violent criminal defendants an opportunity to overcome alcohol and drug dependencies and resolve related … Jackson, an early participant in drug court, had abandoned her children to chase her drug habit. Now an ordained … committing crimes to support their habit, who are now drug free and debt free and reconnected with their families and …
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… repeated refusal to cooperate with the Division; his non- compliance with court orders requiring he undergo a … we noted, the judge's decision relied on the testimony of one witness, who she found to be credible. No expert … while incarcerated, Edward, by his choice, did not seek visitation with Ian nor have any other contact with him. …