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… Wachovia or the Wachovia defendants), and dismissing his complaint alleging, among other things, discrimination and … 401(k) accounts. The director provided plaintiff with a lap-top computer, paid his expenses, and assigned a part-time … with you and with individuals within Wachovia Retirement Services in an attempt to find a workable solution so that …
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… 4 A-3835-19 available housing with her aunt in order to become eligible for temporary rental assistance (TRA). Evan's … threw her cellular phone out of the window, jumped on top of Rachel, and began biting Rachel's face while Rachel … opportunities to do so, Rachel and Evan had not remedied the circumstances leading to the placement of their …
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… 4 A-3835-19 available housing with her aunt in order to become eligible for temporary rental assistance (TRA). Evan's … threw her cellular phone out of the window, jumped on top of Rachel, and began biting Rachel's face while Rachel … opportunities to do so, Rachel and Evan had not remedied the circumstances leading to the placement of their …
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… Ninth Street. When the officers conducted a motor vehicle stop, defendant exited the car, placed an article of clothing … that they exist. [N.J.S.A. 2C:2-2(b)(1).] Accordingly, to commit an obstruction offense, a person must be aware that a … demonstrates that defendant was aware of Santiago's lawful command to stop, but rather than comply, chose to flee to …
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… Deputy Public Defender, of counsel and on the brief). Christopher J. Gramiccioni, Monmouth County Prosecutor, attorney … not been presented with any evidence that he intended to commit a crime when he entered the victim's apartment. The … sufficient evidence to the grand jury that a crime had been committed and that defendant committed the crime. See In re …
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… C. Schuster, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Christopher C. Josephson, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). … who found the alleged prohibited substance during a search commenced after another officer smelled a strong odor of … and no other corroborating evidence, procedural fairness compels a second, confirmatory test, to assure that the …
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… written opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). We add only the following comments. In reviewing a decision on a motion for acquittal, … extends from the bottom of the ordinary term range to the top of the extended term range. Pierce, 188 N.J. at 168. …
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… not receive electronic notifications until the update is completed. • Prosecutor information is not yet updated in … not receive electronic notifications until the update is completed. – Defense attorney information is not yet updated … Association Case Jacket Access • A message will appear on top portion of the case jacket if the logged in …
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… Deputy Public Defender, of counsel and on the brief). Christopher J. Gramiccioni, Monmouth County Prosecutor, attorney … not been presented with any evidence that he intended to commit a crime when he entered the victim's apartment. The … sufficient evidence to the grand jury that a crime had been committed and that defendant committed the crime. See In re …
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… C. Schuster, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Christopher C. Josephson, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). … who found the alleged prohibited substance during a search commenced after another officer smelled a strong odor of … and no other corroborating evidence, procedural fairness compels a second, confirmatory test, to assure that the …
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… written opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). We add only the following comments. In reviewing a decision on a motion for acquittal, … extends from the bottom of the ordinary term range to the top of the extended term range. Pierce, 188 N.J. at 168. …
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… Ninth Street. When the officers conducted a motor vehicle stop, defendant exited the car, placed an article of clothing … that they exist. [N.J.S.A. 2C:2-2(b)(1).] Accordingly, to commit an obstruction offense, a person must be aware that a … demonstrates that defendant was aware of Santiago's lawful command to stop, but rather than comply, chose to flee to …
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… but "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … when she became pregnant. Larry claimed he told Jane to stop taking Percocet during the pregnancy because she might … where she heard Larry threaten Jane by saying she would "die" if she surrendered her parental rights to the resource …
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… but "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … when she became pregnant. Larry claimed he told Jane to stop taking Percocet during the pregnancy because she might … where she heard Larry threaten Jane by saying she would "die" if she surrendered her parental rights to the resource …
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… Party; As of Right or on Order. … Within 90 days after the service of the original answer, a defendant, as third-party … plaintiff, may file and serve a summons and third-party complaint, together with a copy of plaintiff's complaint, …
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… or occurrences and involves any question of law or fact common to all of them. A plaintiff or defendant need not be … own motion may order the joinder of any person subject to service of process whose existence was disclosed by the …
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… it finds from specific facts shown by affidavit or verified complaint that the party applying for the writ is probably … thereon in accordance with paragraph (a) of this rule. … Service and Execution of Writ. … The writ of replevin shall …
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… The Office of Foreclosure shall report on and recommend the entry of orders for the withdrawal of surplus … interest was created. An affidavit or certificate of service evidencing the service of the motion and associated …
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… parties met in the summer of 2017 through a local theater community. Their relationship was a professional one for … struck her. Plaintiff testified she felt she had to comply with defendant's requests because he knew where she … and "[t]hat's a dangerous thing[] to do because one could die from that. And one does not consent to dying . . . ." …
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… my wife E[lly] shall fail to survive me, or if we shall die in a common accident or disaster, or under any other … entered in the Chancery case. "The doctrine of collateral estoppel . . . bars [re-litigation] of any issue actually …