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… A-5077-08T2 3 I. In October 2003, plaintiff filed a complaint against the State of New Jersey, the State … Defendant Hannigan, a lieutenant, was Red Lion's station commander. In July 2002, DiPaola ordered plaintiff to keep … to chew tobacco with him. When plaintiff declined, DiPaola commented, "If you want to be a man, you have to chew …
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… judge granted defendant K.A.R.'s (mother) cross-motion to compel cooperation relative to parenting time and granted … appointment without her prior knowledge, and he refused to communicate with her regarding E.R. Plaintiff refused to … primarily remotely via platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and telephone conferences, with the goal of …
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… judge conducted a hearing and determined defendant was competent to stand trial. During the trial – when defendant … trial judge questioned defendant and concluded he was still competent to continue with the trial. After appropriate … POINT I THE MATTER SHOULD BE REMANDED FOR A NEW COMPETENCY HEARING BECAUSE THE COURT FAILED TO: (1) …
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… of education of the withdrawing district may petition the Commissioner of Education for permission to submit the … After the filing of any answers to the petition, the Commissioner then submits the matter to a board of review to … Any "less weighty reason would be an inadequate ground for compelling constituent local school districts and …
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… 2C:35-7(a). He applied for PTI and included a statement of compelling reasons supporting his admission. The prosecutor … for violations of N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7, which is part of the Comprehensive Drug Reform Act of 1987 (CDRA), is similar to … against PTI for first- and second-degree offenses should encompass third-degree school zone offenses, although …
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… for temporary disability benefits under the Workers’ Compensation Act, N.J.S.A. 34:15-1 to -146. Kocanowski … for her mother since the accident. Her injuries and the accompanying pain limit her ability to drive more than very … year following the accident. She has no other source of income. The Division of Workers’ Compensation judge heard and …
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… Sam in July 2018, the Division found that although he visited the children, he did not have stable housing and was … at them, and had hit Nicole in the past. Sam was not complying with random urine drug screens and had tested … substance abuse treatment after being discharged for noncompliance and five positive drug screens. He did not …
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… of the statement was not capable of changing the outcome of the trial. (pp. 15-16) 3. This case is not like … As part of that investigation, the Task Force obtained a communication data warrant authorizing installation of a GPS … Audi. CAST also determined that the coverage of the cell site could include at least some points along the Audi’s …
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… vote scheduled for February 28, 2017, allowing members to become familiar with State School Employee's Health Benefit … there were no letters, emails, or other written communications confirming any verbal agreement regarding … evidence of any oral agreement reached by the negotiating teams for Association members to contribute to dental …
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… appeal. We affirm, substantially for the sound reasons comprehensively expressed in the seventy-three-page written … unpersuaded by the father's belief that he could become a capable caretaker if he were given about a year to … after his release from prison. The father did not present a competing expert or any other witnesses. The Law Guardian …
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… and they agreed to meet at a diner on December 10, 2014 to complete the transaction. Pope drove to the diner with the … by defendant: [Prosecutor]: All right. Now . . . did you become aware of a person by the name of Jamal Robinson? … State's case in chief or any evidence of prior bad acts to come in." Prior to his sentencing, defendant raised the …
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… action." Id. at 277; N.J.S.A. 14A:3- 6.2. Before commencing such an action, the plaintiff must serve "a … 14A:3-6.3(a); see also R. 4:32-3 (setting forth prerequisites for filing a shareholder derivative complaint, including pre-suit demand by a plaintiff for the …
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… Mother's brother brought her to the hospital, where she was committed. The Division referred Mother for assessment by … health, on November 16, 2012, the Division filed a verified complaint for care and supervision with restraints pursuant … children at substantial risk of harm as contained in the complaint[.]" Mother also "agree[d] that these acts or …
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… putting the child down, his head snapped back, and he went completely limp. Defendant then ran down the hallway with … child had choked. The child was then taken by ambulance to Community Medical Center. There, the child was examined by a … leeway in their closing arguments as long as their comments are reasonably related to the scope of the evidence …
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… to be tight. In Candace's next visit on October 24, she complained to Dr. Goldberger about bruising of her left leg … had office visits on October 29 and November 7, voicing her complaints to Dr. Goldberger regarding continuing leg pain … case because her earlier testimony had suggested the opposite; and (2) Dr. Hu intimated that he did not review the …
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… had additional time with the child, and the parties compromised to share holidays. 3 A-0503-20 But during other … to discuss the matter after filing the motion but before coming to court, but that he had already hired legal counsel … record. 17 A-0503-20 While courts recognize it is an "exquisitely delicate task" to interview a child to consider their …
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… remaining endangering counts. When the judge asked for comment, defendant's counsel contended that if the simple … charge conference; it was asserted after the trial judge completed his charge. And the former portion of the charge … that reason, respectfully dissent from my colleagues' opposite view. As my colleagues have described, the judge …
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… Doherty's motion for summary judgment, dismissing their complaint and denying their motion to reopen and extend … plaintiffs' motion to vacate. Plaintiffs filed their complaint seeking damages for injuries sustained in an … did not provide any narrative reports to address the "requisite elements of proof" in order to make out a prima facie …
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… shut for ten days following the accident. Plaintiff was a combat Marine who was deployed to Iraq on three occasions … Marines and civilians in Iraq and being engaged in active combat in "third- world-country conditions," plaintiff … the TCA, concluding that plaintiff established the requisite reasons constituting extraordinary circumstances under …
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… for Walker at other locations, two law enforcement teams went to Carter's townhouse to determine if Walker was … there were "two or three windows," to make sure "nobody was coming out of the windows." When officers began knocking on … the possibility of danger to police officers guarding the site of contraband while a search warrant is sought; (4) …