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… told that the retirement application process "could take most likely six to eight months." Her understanding was that … for the second leave request in October 2011. After a visit on October 28, 2011, Dr. Thomas sent an update to Dr. … 2011, the JJC discontinued the program because it "became a place for people who didn't want to do their jobs to hide …
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… TO A FAIR TRIAL WITH A MEANINGFUL OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT A COMPLETE DEFENSE BY SUSTAINING DETECTIVE ECKERT'S REFUSAL TO … COULD BE EXPECTED TO HOLD A CHARGE SUFFICIENT TO TRANSMIT RELIABLE DATA. POINT TWO TESTIMONY THAT DETECTIVE AROCHAS … McDuffie, identified themselves, and attempted to place him under arrest. When ordered to get on the ground, …
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… TO A FAIR TRIAL WITH A MEANINGFUL OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT A COMPLETE DEFENSE BY SUSTAINING DETECTIVE ECKERT'S REFUSAL TO … COULD BE EXPECTED TO HOLD A CHARGE SUFFICIENT TO TRANSMIT RELIABLE DATA. POINT TWO TESTIMONY THAT DETECTIVE AROCHAS … McDuffie, identified themselves, and attempted to place him under arrest. When ordered to get on the ground, …
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… Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Salem County, Complaint No. W-2017-000472-1708. David M. Galemba, … with N.J.S.A. 2A:162-19(e)(2). As a result, the issue in most of the federal cases cited was not whether the evidence … their testimony regarding the probable cause determination, places enormous burdens on local resources and the courts. …
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… Thereafter, Davis had physical therapy. In July 2006, Davis completed a functional capacity evaluation, and he was … Id. at 460-61. The Board's reliance upon Fusco is misplaced. As noted, in that matter, the appellant never stated … of the patients have arthritis in the knee." Perhaps the most relevant aspect of the study was the finding that an …
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… Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Salem County, Complaint No. W-2017-000472-1708. David M. Galemba, … with N.J.S.A. 2A:162-19(e)(2). As a result, the issue in most of the federal cases cited was not whether the evidence … their testimony regarding the probable cause determination, places enormous burdens on local resources and the courts. …
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… Thereafter, Davis had physical therapy. In July 2006, Davis completed a functional capacity evaluation, and he was … Id. at 460-61. The Board's reliance upon Fusco is misplaced. As noted, in that matter, the appellant never stated … of the patients have arthritis in the knee." Perhaps the most relevant aspect of the study was the finding that an …
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… played to the jury. Defendant admitted to knowing Barry and visiting him at his house where they would "get high." … together. After he left Waller's house, he went back to the place where he was staying. Defendant 11 A-1142-19 stated he … charge and recharge on aggravated arson. This problem will most likely never arise again. . . . To sum up, this case is …
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… evidential materials presented, when viewed in the light most favorable to the non-moving party, are sufficient to … . . . are speculative and the trial judge might find them unreliable." However, estimates of distance may be admissible … property is utilized in whole or in substantial part as a place of residence." Grijalba v. Floro, 431 N.J. Super. 57, …
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… evidential materials presented, when viewed in the light most favorable to the non-moving party, are sufficient to … . . . are speculative and the trial judge might find them unreliable." However, estimates of distance may be admissible … property is utilized in whole or in substantial part as a place of residence." Grijalba v. Floro, 431 N.J. Super. 57, …
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… 23) At the same time, DaSilva grabbed Jaykil’s left arm “to place him under arrest.” (3T 85-2 to 6, 159-1 to 5) However, … dispatcher . . . had been provided adequate facts from a reliable informant. . . .” Id. at 457. The Court explained … When police officers act with such clear disregard of the most basic constitutional principles, they cannot be said to …
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… played to the jury. Defendant admitted to knowing Barry and visiting him at his house where they would "get high." … together. After he left Waller's house, he went back to the place where he was staying. Defendant 11 A-1142-19 stated he … charge and recharge on aggravated arson. This problem will most likely never arise again. . . . To sum up, this case is …
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… and best use that comports with the zoning regulations in place on the relevant valuation dates. The municipality … sufficient expertise to offer an opinion on that topic. The most appropriate way for the court to decide whether the … art that such an expert’s testimony could be sufficiently reliable; and (3) the witness must have sufficient expertise …
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… and best use that comports with the zoning regulations in place on the relevant valuation dates. The municipality … sufficient expertise to offer an opinion on that topic. The most appropriate way for the court to decide whether the … art that such an expert’s testimony could be sufficiently reliable; and (3) the witness must have sufficient expertise …
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… The purported transaction at the center of this appeal took place in September 2006. A $1,779,000 promissory note in … finding that when the facts were viewed in the light most favorable to plaintiff, there was evidence supporting … The only documents plaintiff presented that the court found reliable were those in Bayview's file showing taxes, fees, …
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… The purported transaction at the center of this appeal took place in September 2006. A $1,779,000 promissory note in … finding that when the facts were viewed in the light most favorable to plaintiff, there was evidence supporting … The only documents plaintiff presented that the court found reliable were those in Bayview's file showing taxes, fees, …
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… The purported transaction at the center of this appeal took place in September 2006. A $1,779,000 promissory note in … finding that when the facts were viewed in the light most favorable to plaintiff, there was evidence supporting … The only documents plaintiff presented that the court found reliable were those in Bayview's file showing taxes, fees, …
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… resource father, who 4 A-2996-20 confirmed the family's commitment to adopting Ethan and Meg. The Division also … did not testify or present any evidence on his behalf. To place defendant's contentions in context, we set forth in … was not suitable for Ethan. The Division facilitated weekly visitation between defendant and Ethan, but within one …
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… resource father, who 4 A-2996-20 confirmed the family's commitment to adopting Ethan and Meg. The Division also … did not testify or present any evidence on his behalf. To place defendant's contentions in context, we set forth in … was not suitable for Ethan. The Division facilitated weekly visitation between defendant and Ethan, but within one …
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… tube was removed but the Foley catheter remained in place. Eagin "was non[] ambulatory." He required assistance … evidential materials presented, when viewed in the light most favorable to the non-moving party, are sufficient to … isolation. Ibid. Many nursing home residents "never have visits from anyone and few ever spend nights away except for …