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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0859-23 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMMITMENT OF K.W. __________________________ Argued January … patient and deemed the patient is in need of involuntary commitment. [(Emphasis added).] 5 A-0859-23 The New Jersey … 8 A-0859-23 The Hospital relies on S.L., for the proposition that "despite limiting statutory language and …
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… Silva interviewed the victim, who seemed "a little bit uncomfortable" and "a little nervous . . . because she didn't … declined to discuss it because it "was very difficult and uncomfortable for her." The victim shared that the abuse … that a child is abused if a "parent or guardian . . . commits or allows to be committed an act of sexual abuse …
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… summary judgment and denying her cross-motion to amend her complaint. We affirm. I. We discern the following facts from … one-day religious retreat held by the Korean Christian Life Community on defendant's premises. According to plaintiff, … were to be served by August 31, 2022, and all expert depositions and discovery were to be completed by October 31, …
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… apartment in Cairo, a [twelve]-unit residential apartment complex in Cairo that was under construction at the time of the [divorce] [c]omplaint, two commercial properties rented out to stores, agricultural … and credibility of the parties, the judge is in a better position to determine whether the means of the parties align …
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… the jury on a lesser-included offense; the prosecutor committed discovery violations; the prosecutor engaged in … and client rights during trial that would have changed outcome of verdict." Defendant thereafter was assigned counsel, … police officer testified about the layout of the apartment complex; and performed "so far below the accepted standards …
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… to the corporate defendant as "S.L. Licker, Inc." in his complaint and throughout the record. In our opinion, we … a June 28, 2021 Special Civil Part order dismissing his complaint, which sought a temporary and permanent … Therefore, no prejudice has been shown. Given our disposition of the case, there is no reason to discuss …
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… v. DOMINANT DOMAIN, LLC, and LADYBLIVIN LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, a/k/a LADY BLIVIN, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. … 189 N.J. 436, 445-46 (2007). We must "consider whether the competent evidential materials presented, when viewed in the … son, who maintained an office in the building. At her deposition, plaintiff testified she had no difficulty ascending …
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… P.J.A.D. Plaintiff Steven Breitman paid $7,500 to become a member of defendant Atlantis Yacht Club ("the Club"), … was due in July 2021, the Club had what is described as a "compliance review" conducted by a law firm. Although no … the Club's board of governors, such a gain would not be "in compliance with [unspecified] NJ law and [unspecified] IRS …
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… adjournment request, the record reflects defendant was in communication with the trial court's law clerk and court … and informed defendant he was free to participate in the upcoming oral argument remotely or telephonically. On August … Div. 1982)). The April motion, to which defendant filed opposition, involved the emancipation of the parties' son. In …
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… his right to appeal. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a twenty-two-year prison term, subject to the No … on the remaining three offenses. The State also agreed to recommend dismissal of all remaining offenses charged in all … of the State's case, the prosecutor explained the State's recommendation would have been more severe had Fashaw's family …
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… written opinions. I. In July 2017, plaintiff visited MHA, complaining of abdominal pain, nausea, and diarrhea. Based … Regional Hospital (NJMHMC). 3 A-3208-21 performed the recommended surgery at MHA. Following the procedure, further … granting summary judgment in favor of MHA prior to the deposition of . . . Dr. Scalia . . . and the service of …
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… State's evidence and discuss it. Watkins testified that he: completed the plea form with the assistance of counsel; read … that (i) counsel's assistance was not "within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases," Tollett …
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… the "Interstate Identification Index," a system that "ties computerized criminal history record files of the FBI and … 2011) (quoting Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Manalapan Twp. Comm., 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995)). To the extent the … to the appropriate municipal court judge prior to the imposition of sentence. Municipal judges are required to review …
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… to him over the past two years, with such incidents becoming "more frequent." He stated his mother "make[s] the … at and grounded "for no reason." Alan echoed the children's complaints, reporting Laura "frequently yell[ed]" and that … two years. He described an incident where Laura called to complain about David's behavior, yelling in the child's …
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… cause ambiguity in the filing and/or routing of documents. Complaints and answers must include a case information … supplemented and relaxed requiring the filing of all future complaints in Atlantic County. 3. Please set up charge … and to provide sworn testimony at deposition regarding those records and documents, and for good …
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… ST. PAUL PROTECTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent, and ## CHRISTIAN JONATHAN … took her car because I needed to buy some stuff." At deposition, Kaitlynn described her relationship with Christian …
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… E.F.'s parents of S.S.'s self-inflicted injury and recommended she receive a mental health screening at the … ISIS and the Russian mafia," and stated "six police cars come for me but before they notice, they step on a pressure … question unless its resolution is imperative to the disposition of litigation." Randolph Town Ctr., LP v. Cnty. of …
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… The [d]efendant's buy-out of $45,539.00 shall be accomplished as follows: a. Lisa E. Halpern, Esquire, … to terms of the 2004 consent order, plaintiff moved to compel defendant to refinance or sell the former marital … Essex Cnty. Prosecutor, 171 N.J. 561, 571 (2002)). The imposition of sanctions, whether through an interlocutory order …
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… child; hit her daughter previously; and made inappropriate comments toward her. Though the parties have not spoken … between the two, even when the parties did not intend to communicate with each other. Despite no verbal communication, the parties continue to see each other at …
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… on September 17, 2019. Plaintiff filed an amended complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging this … in a resolution on July 20, 2021. Plaintiff filed another complaint in lieu of prerogative writs, arguing the Board's … other witnesses. The Board also heard testimony in opposition to the application from plaintiff and licensed …