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… granting defendant Robert C. Wilson's motion to dismiss his complaint for failure to state a claim. We affirm. Plaintiff … Super. 475, 483 (App. Div. 2005)). However, "the legal requisites for [the plaintiff's] claim must be apparent from the … N.J. Super. 561, 568 (App. Div. 1998). "Like other forms of official immunity, judicial immunity is an immunity from …
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… In May 2013, Bittner was appointed by the City's Board of Commissioners as the City's solicitor under a professional … to Bittner's DCRP account. Sometime in 2017, Bittner visited the Division of Pension and Benefits (Division) to … plan . . . for individuals such as appointees or elected officials who may only remain in public employment for a …
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… should be upheld if they are supported by sufficient competent evidence in the record, State v. Minitee, 210 N.J. … protection to a person's property seized by law enforcement officials," antipodal to the Fourth Amendment's parallel in … wrested by a police sergeant, 193 N.J. at 537, defendant freely distanced himself from the bag, obviously fearing …
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… FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP ETHICS BOARD (SOMERSET COUNTY) IN FTEB COMPLAINT #11-01. _____________________________ Argued … further that [Wickman] did not use or attempt to use his official position to secure an unwarranted privilege or … litigation," and "a substantial likelihood of some harm visited upon the plaintiff in the event of an unfavorable …
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… NOTICE TO THE BAR SUPREME COURT ACTION ON THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE JOINT WORKING GROUP ON ARBITRATION … TO RULES 4:21A-2, 4:21A-4, 4:21A-6; INCREASED ARBITRATOR COMPENSATION; INCREASED TRIAL DE NOVO FEE; ADDED ECOURTS … trial date would remain the same. The Court also adopted an Official Comment to Rule 4:21A-6(b)(2) that a showing of …
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… Time," states in pertinent part, "[i]n addition to a duty-free lunch period, teachers shall have the equivalent of one … Encore teachers (Health and 4 A-0889-24 Physical Education, Computer, Art, Music, Technology, etc.) shall have a minimum … responsibilities or an emergency situation and shall be compensated (5.1.5) if lunch duty or class coverage is …
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… to do so. Thereafter, defendant refused Franciose's command to exit the minivan and attempted "to get further … so advised Elboghdady as a law enforcement "tool . . . to compel someone to tell the truth." By this time, other … began to get visibly upset, and he stated at [sic] his own free will that he was the driver, and he was apologizing, …
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… County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Meagan E. Free, Assistant Prosecutor, on the brief). PER CURIAM NOT … with intent to distribute, and possessed a handgun while committing a CDS offense and while a convicted felon. The … pursuant to a 3 A-1552-21 search warrant revealed a hidden compartment containing a handgun, ammunition, and a bag …
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… the leg. Defendant returned to the car and left the area. Commercial video surveillance cameras in the area recorded … courts to consider the following: (1) there can be no free crimes in a system for which the punishment shall fit … been successful." On appeal, defendant argues the following points: POINT I COUNSEL FOR DEFENDANT WAS INEFFECTIVE AS SHE …
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… and hands. H.P and M.S. testified that, after hearing the commotion, H.P. came out of his room. He tried to get … and any monies paid are forwarded to the Victims of Crime Compensation Board (the V.C.C.B. penalties). N.J.S.A. … the outcome of the trial. The judge observed, "The jury was free to consider self-defense on the lesser-included offense …
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… and Kayla. The facts are fully set forth in Judge Wright's comprehensive twenty-nine page opinion, and need not be … in the face of overwhelmingly contradictory evidence, points to this characteristic of loosely organized, … will do them lasting damage. The judge found that only freeing the children for adoption by their grandparents will …
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… cocaine, N.J.S.A. 2C:35- 5(10)(a)(1). The State agreed to recommend a seven-year term of imprisonment with five years of … defendant testified he was pleading guilty of his own free will, he was satisfied with his attorney's services, he … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE DEFENDANT WAS …
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… The law provides that a person is guilty of an attempt to commit a crime if the person purposely does anything … step in the course of conduct planned to culminate in the commission of the crime. . . . . The substantial step taken … and convict on the attempt endangering charge. "Jurors are free to accept or reject, in part or in whole, any aspect of …
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… R. 1:36-3. December 21, 2017 2 A-5294-15T4 Board of Commissioners' (Commissioners) May 5, 2015 resolution and … the City's master plan.4 I. The City raises the following points on appeal: 3 As our decision is premised upon the … condition was not met as the church owned the property free and clear. Thus, the judge held the City's reliance on …
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… the officer found more than one ounce of marijuana in a compartment of the car. A Passaic County Grand Jury returned … to plead guilty and was doing so voluntarily and of his own free will, without threat or coercion, because he was, in … during the sentencing hearing, directly refute many of the points he raised in submissions to the PCR court. …
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… sidewalk slabs. On appeal, plaintiff raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE [MOTION JUDGE] … material fact and not simply one 'of an insubstantial 2 To comport with our style conventions, we have altered the … palpably unreasonable in failing to ensure a sidewalk was free of snow during the time of high- pedestrian traffic). …
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… to put her child to bed, defendant was working on his computer and drinking cocktails. Defendant made a remark … "help" as loud as she could. This caused her son to come out of his room, crying "hysterically." Defendant put … her nose and cuts on her fingers while struggling to break free from defendant. The injury to her nose was caused by …
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… of child pornography videos recovered from his laptop computer. Defendant argues he was denied a fair trial … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE DEFENDANT WAS DENIED … In addition, as explained by the judge, the jury was free to reject the stipulated facts. See State v. Wesner, …
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… sidewalk slabs. On appeal, plaintiff raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE [MOTION JUDGE] … material fact and not simply one 'of an insubstantial 2 To comport with our style conventions, we have altered the … palpably unreasonable in failing to ensure a sidewalk was free of snow during the time of high- pedestrian traffic). …
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… to put her child to bed, defendant was working on his computer and drinking cocktails. Defendant made a remark … "help" as loud as she could. This caused her son to come out of his room, crying "hysterically." Defendant put … her nose and cuts on her fingers while struggling to break free from defendant. The injury to her nose was caused by …