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… v. CUNA MUTUAL GROUP, CMFG LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, and NOVA CREDIT UNION, Defendants-Respondents. … granting summary judgment to defendants—CMFG Life Insurance Company (CMFG), CUNA Mutual Group (CUNA), and Nova Credit Union (Nova)—and dismissing his complaint with prejudice. Based on our thorough review of …
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A-53-23 Respondent Brief letter
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… adds the following. This appeal involves application of the Compassionate Release Act (CRA), N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e. … diagnosis” by “two licensed physicians designated by the commissioner” of the Department. N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e(b). … and Counterstatement of Facts are closely related, they are combined to avoid repetition and for the court’s …
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… asset manager described Curries Woods, a public housing complex for low- and moderate-income families operated by JCHA under programs administered … or three" shootings involving residents. Plaintiff filed a complaint asserting claims under the TCA; the New Jersey …
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… to dismiss counts two and three. The State also agreed to recommend a sixteen-year term of incarceration subject to the … expect that you're going to get what the [p]rosecutor recommends to the [c]ourt, and that is [sixteen] years, … he did not file for PCR because he was awaiting the outcome of his sentencing appeal, and OPD failed to notify him …
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… on their cheeks and faces from their grandmother." He complained 6 A-2870-22 about the time the children spent at … at defendant's boyfriend's house, indicating one child had complained about it; one child not wanting to go to school … because of bullying; one instance in which defendant had become upset when he declined to let her pick the children up …
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… where [he] was found innocent . . . because of the . . . compelling and substantial evidence . . . and the extreme … and affirm for the reasons expressed by the court in its comprehensive and thorough written decision. We provide the following comments to amplify our decision. "[A] reviewing court will …
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… He contends plaintiff failed to: provide the remand court competent evidence demonstrating its attempts to locate him … Capital Assets, LLC,1 which filed a tax foreclosure complaint on October 4, 2019, naming defendant, his three … Plaintiff's counsel's assistant also attached a "TLO.com 1 During pendency of the foreclosure matter, Trystone …
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… this call was different because the patient was "extremely combative." Petitioner recounted the patient "kicking," … petitioner indicated he followed AKFC's procedures by completing an incident report before he sought medical … not return to his employment at AKFC. He received workers' compensation benefits. Petitioner stated he gave the Board's …
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… not have reasonable articulable suspicion that defendant committed a crime to justify a request to search his vehicle … Malibu was a rental under someone else's name. Defendant complied with a request to step out of the car. He then … the State agreed to dismiss the remaining charges3 and recommend a five-year prison sentence with forty-two months of …
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… The manual required all ladders "be inspected by a competent person on a periodic basis and after any … the safety manual, OSHA mandated ladders "be inspected by a competent person for visible defects on a periodic basis and … The agreement required that 5 A-2428-22 Bender Enterprises comply with March Associates' safety program, and authorized …
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… Court1 with inpatient substance abuse treatment and recommended aftercare as conditions of probation. In the event … that the State would only have to prove that defendant committed one of the nine charged violations of probation by … repeatedly absconded from inpatient programs, was noncompliant with substance abuse treatment and counseling, did …
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… her, "sought out where [she] went to the gym," and "made a comment . . . [on] a workout video that [plaintiff's … plaintiff's mother that "if she wanted to file a criminal compl[ai]nt" against defendant, "she could do so with the … against defendant. His mother subsequently filed a criminal complaint against defendant, alleging defendant assaulted …
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… Road. M.A.Z. had driven across the center line into an oncoming vehicle. The officers observed his 2 We use the … medication but advised he had gout. After unsuccessfully completing the field sobriety tests, M.A.Z. stated, "[j]ust … his driver's license, the officers learned M.A.Z. had not completed his PESS screening. When officers placed M.A.Z. in …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-3(a). Defendant argues: the trial court committed error by improperly joining offenses related to … outside where defendant slapped him and told him not to come back or he would deport and kill him. Defendant was … "seem[ed] drunk" on the 5 A-2855-20 night in question and complained to defendant when she refused to serve him. …
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… Plaintiff described the happening of the accident and her complaints to the emergency department 3 A-3033-23 … she had a second injection in November. Dr. Kubeck also recommended chiropractic treatment. Plaintiff testified she … in her back, neck, right shoulder, and hip. Dr. Woska recommended a cervical medial block injection. Plaintiff had …
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… ("FRO") against him. The trial court found defendant had committed the predicate act of harassment against his former … appeal A.M. was emancipated. 3 A-2981-23 emergency, all communications with one another are to be limited to Wendy's … Orders were necessitated by a prior history of harassing communications she had received from Arnie. Specifically, …
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… after plaintiff Allen J. Satz voluntarily dismissed his complaint against them. We reverse and remand for the … and called for a protest outside of his parents' home. The complaint sought a judgment for: removal of the image "from … seclusion; and damages of $30 million. Plaintiff served the complaint on The Jewish Link on November 2, 2023, and on …
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… Judges Firko and Augostini. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 73-4/22. Patrick F. … Deputy Attorney General, argued the cause for respondent Commissioner of Education 1 We use initials to protect the … 2023 final agency decision of respondent, the New Jersey Commissioner of Education (Commissioner),2 affirming the …
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… to the Supreme Court's Order of October 15, 2024; and this Comi, having conducted an informal video conference with all … will endure tln-oughout these proceedings. The Manual for Complex Litigation, Fourth§ 10.21 states the spirit in this language: Judicial involvement in managing complex litigation does not lessen the duties and …
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… denying the suppression motion. In a written opinion accompanying the order, the judge initially found defendant … seconds later." private area." . . . Thus, when the police come on to private property to conduct an investigation or … at sentencing, not aggravating factor seven (defendant committed the offense pursuant to an agreement involving a …