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… U.S.A., Inc., d/b/a Lexus, dismissing with prejudice his complaint alleging defendant failed to make a timely repair … An authorized Lexus dealer was to replace the fuel pump free of charge. The recall notice provided a timetable … Toyota contends substantial delays in obtaining the requisite parts resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic. Nonetheless, …
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… doctor's orders, she returned to work with "light duty accommodations." On July 9, the Housing Authority approved … exceeded the authority granted him in the [CBA] and was not free to disregard the contractual obligation that [the … of the arbitrator was sought, and the arbitrator was free to determine that the misconduct did not rise to a …
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… abuse evaluation and treatment. R.K. was placed on Community Supervision for Life (CSL), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4.1 … conviction or release but who has then remained offense- free for fifteen years." H.D., 241 N.J. at 415. We review an … determinative of the meaning,' McDonald v. Bd. of Chosen Freeholders, 99 N.J.L. 170, 172 (E. & A. 1923)." Id. at …
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… Division. After a de novo review, Judge Borkowski issued a comprehensive seventeen-page decision. She discerned … approached by a police officer would not reasonably feel free to leave, even though the encounter falls short of a … . . . Bartolewska's truck because she did not feel free to leave." We first note the municipal judge, and the …
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… ("CCMO") interviewed defendant and issued a guarded recommendation for admission into PTI. Despite this … is an abuse of discretion as Defendant was offense free for approximately seven years prior to this incident … the State did not mention that defendant had been offense-free for over seven years. 11 A-2065-22 Regarding factor …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … but by legislative mandates as well – these parties were free to agree on their own methodology for terminating the … judgment should apply only when the parties’ rights are free from doubt, Higgins v. Thurber, 413 N.J. Super. 1, 24 …
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… panel also noted as mitigating factors A.O.'s infraction-free stint in prison; participation in institutional … a risk assessment score of 5. Although this represents a comparatively "low risk of recidivism," the pre-parole … A.O.'s completion of educational classes, his infraction-free institutional record, and other mitigating factors did …
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… had painted in 2007. Defendant performed the repair free of charge. As plaintiff was driving out of the premises … by defendants in 2007. In April 2014, Grant filed a civil complaint against Dan's Auto Body (Dan’s) and Dan Rusco … fraud claims, noting she had failed to pay the requisite filing fee, and had not pled violations of the CFA in …
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… else to stay. On the evening of February 7, 2014, C.J. visited her brother and returned home at approximately one … but Nurse Kline stated, in her experience, it is "very common" to find no vaginal injuries after a sexual assault. … Yarbough, 100 N.J. 627, 643-44 (1985): (1) there can be no free crimes in a system for which the punishment shall fit …
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… The remaining counts and related charges would be recommended for dismissal. As far as the recommendation … of third degree terroristic threats. The State would be free to argue that the court sentence defendant to a … flat term on the third degree offense. Defendant was free to argue that the court impose a lesser sentence. …
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… NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3284-18T2 JANET FREED, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. LINDA BASTRY and FRANK … (John E. Molinari, on the briefs). Law Offices of Viscomi & Lyons, attorneys for respondents (Patricia R. Lyons, … never asserted or demonstrated that defendants had the requisite scienter regarding an aggressive or dangerous …
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… on the following eleven counts: second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-1; first-degree … Miller: No. The Court: You are doing that of your own free will? [Miller]: Yes. 9 A-4446-18T1 The Court: After a … to make that decision, and that he was doing it of his own free will. As such, this [c]ourt finds that defendant's bald …
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… of narcotics, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(b)(3), the State would recommend time served and five years of probation for each … posts.1 The judge accepted the plea, finding defendant "freely, voluntarily and intelligently" admitted to conduct … any electronic device or through a social media networking site and with the purpose to harass another, the person: (1) …
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… Lucy, and C.S. opposed the application and cross-moved to compel drug testing of A.N.S. After A.N.S. failed to appear … increased parenting time. A.N.S. claimed she had been drug-free, but submitted a summary from a drug treatment program … or "came in all high," despite claiming she was drug-free. The court continued, reiterating it was increasing …
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… contract, specifically: "[I]f [b]uyer has not obtained the commitment, then either [b]uyer or [s]eller may void this … itself as well as the larger record reveal plaintiffs were free to "use their best efforts to comply with" it by … a breach of contract is immaterial as plaintiffs were free to acquire their own financing. After plaintiffs …
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… other power, financial instruments, information, data and computer software, in either human readable or computer … activity. You may infer that the defendant had this requisite knowledge if you find the following: (1) the property … by the evidence support an inference and you are always free to draw or not to draw an inference. If you draw an …
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… System, LLC, and defendant LogistiCare Solutions, LLC, encompasses claims brought under the New Jersey Law Against … on their LAD claims. They emphasize that the right to be free from discrimination, protected by the LAD, is separate … the State but menaces the institutions and foundation of a free democratic State." N.J.S.A. 10:5-3. Defendants rely on …
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… of narcotics, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(b)(3), the State would recommend time served and five years of probation for each … posts.1 The judge accepted the plea, finding defendant "freely, voluntarily and intelligently" admitted to conduct … any electronic device or through a social media networking site and with the purpose to harass another, the person: (1) …
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… the jury's conclusion that plaintiff did not suffer a compensable injury as a result of the accident is reasonable … statements the trial court correctly found the jury was free to reject all or some of his testimony. See Kozma v. … jury merely because he [or she] would have reached the opposite conclusion . . . . 11 A-0323-21 [Risko, 206 N.J. at 521 …
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… appears to drop his hand to his waistband, in the area commonly used by an armed person to conceal a weapon. It was … Constitutions guarantee the right of individuals to be free from unreasonable seizures by law enforcement. U.S. … communicated to a reasonable person that the person was not free to decline the officers' requests or otherwise …