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… and this appeal followed. Appellate courts "review[] an order granting summary judgment in accordance with the same …
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… control its own calendar and the public's interest in the orderly administration of justice, on the one hand, and the …
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… judge entered judgment in defendant's favor and issued an order dismissing plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. …
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… full-time required; doing work on employer's premises; order or sequence set; oral or written reports; payment by …
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… remarks were withdrawn promptly; and (3) whether the court ordered the remarks stricken from the record and instructed … health problems, including depression and "conversion disorder," neither side introduced admissible evidence from an …
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… full-time required; doing work on employer's premises; order or sequence set; oral or written reports; payment by …
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… Subdivision Map). Twenty-five of the lots in Berkeley Quay border upon Barnegat Bay. The map depicts the bulkhead with a … We have elected, however, to address the arguments in order to finally resolve this dispute. In support of their …
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… (App. Div. 2011). In Thomas, we affirmed the trial court's order excluding a personal injury plaintiff from introducing …
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… committed. 10 A-2839-16T4 The court also instructed that in order to prove defendant was guilty of the certain persons …
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… evidence included a detective's testimony that the data recorder from defendant's vehicle recorded the rate of … The maximum speed was reached after 4.65 seconds. The recorder also 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:11-5(a) provides in part: "Criminal … at the presentment contained the information from the recorder. The detective, describing the seventy-two percent …
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… taxes on each residence by $166 – not $182 – per year in order to recover those costs previously paid for by Loch …
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… offense of harassment, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4, a petty disorderly persons offense, on counts three, five and six of … does not end a reviewing court's inquiry because, in order to justify reversal, the misconduct must have been 'so …
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… op. at 5), rev'd 221 N.J. 494 (2015). The Supreme Court ordered a new suppression hearing to address exigency "on a …
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… in blood with a large laceration on her stomach area. In order to locate the crime scene, they followed blood …
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… Jersey State Parole Board, we entered a consent protective order on May 23, 2016. The Board's confidential appendix …
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… with them, and stated they needed defendant's statement in order to assess his need for "help." However, it was not …
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… in light of Petra's cognitive delays and substance abuse disorder, which inhibited her from safely caring for A.K.B. as … . . . . Additionally, [Petra] has failed to complete court ordered services, including parenting skills classes and … of suicide attempts. He placed her at the low end of the borderline range of intelligence. He repeated that her …
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… and that the moving party is entitled to a judgment 5 or order as a matter of law.” R. 4:46-2. In Brill v. Guardian …
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… and resources.” Id. at 110. The rule thus allowed for an “orderly and expeditious processing and disposition of …
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… the store with his gun cocked and loaded, defendant ordered the store owner and two others to get on the floor. …