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… County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, of counsel and on the … and the inability to identify from where defendant had been coming, the officer, who the judge found credible, observed … stayed pinpoint and motionless. An investigative stop may become "a de facto arrest when 'the officers' conduct is more …
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… and Accurso. On appeal from the Public Employment Relations Commission, P.E.R.C. No. 2014-85. Jane Lyons, appellant, … cause for respondent New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission (Robin T. McMahon, General Counsel, on the … from a final decision of the Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC) dismissing her unfair practice charge as …
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… obtained an order upon the filing of an "Emergent Verified Complaint," appointing it as D.G.'s "Medicaid Authorized … that should counsel intend to rely on similar orders in the future that it provide a copy of the complaint precipitating the order and advise of all persons …
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… that he remained at throughout trial. The Division filed a complaint for guardianship of N.W.P on June 21, 2016. The … further noted, among other things, mother's history of non-compliance with services offered, lack of gainful … substance abuse treatment. The court noted that mother "completely failed to comply with any of these services or …
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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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… 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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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5469-18 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. SHAWN ROBERT JOHNSON, Defendant-Appellant. ___________________________ Argued September 21, 2021 – Decided October 4, 2021 Before Judges …
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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 … Thomas guilty of the charge based on the officers' unrefuted testimony and Thomas's admission of guilt. The hearing …
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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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… Appellant was seventeen years old at the time that he committed these crimes. He will be forty-seven years old at … On November 6, 2019, the DOC's Institutional Classification Committee (ICC) denied reclassification approval. The six committee members gave written reasons for denying full …
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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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COURT INTERPRETING STATISTICAL REPORTING SYSTEM NUMBER OF INTERPRETED EVENTS BY COUNTY AND 15 MOST INTERPRETED LANGUAGES (Unit of Count = Number of Discrete Interpreted Events) Fiscal Year July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014 Arabic, American County Spanish …
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COURT INTERPRETING STATISTICAL REPORTING SYSTEM NUMBER OF INTERPRETED EVENTS BY COUNTY AND 15 MOST INTERPRETED LANGUAGES (Unit of Count = Number of Discrete Interpreted Events) Fiscal Year July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013 American Arabic, Idiosyncratic County …
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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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… 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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… 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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… of the remaining period of parole supervision, even if you completed serving the term of imprisonment previously …
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… 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 … of a Department of Corrections determination that an inmate committed a disciplinary infraction is limited. A final …
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… in 2011.1 The Division of Child Protection and Permanency commenced a Title Nine action in July 2014 against Carol and … about Carl because, in the Division's view, Carl was not compliant with provided services, which included parenting … classes. In February 2015, the judge ordered Carl's compliance and continued his prior order that Joan's contact …
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… the failure to include certain property in the foreclosure complaint constitutes a fatal flaw rendering the complaint and Sheriff's sale null and void.1 We disagree and … the court's broad discretion to employ equitable remedies, this power should be "sparingly exercised" and "a sale …