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… of [s]ection 26(a) of your lease which reads: "The comfort and rights of other tenants must not be interfered … apartment. Quinones testified he addressed the issue of the visitors with defendant "plenty of times" and "[defendant] … quoted the portion of the lease prohibiting the conduct. Most importantly, the record demonstrates defendant was not …
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… entered an order of protection prohibiting defendant from communicating with K.O. or their two children in any manner, … November 19, 2014, the court entered a temporary order of visitation, modifying the order of protection to allow … form of [mens rea] contained in our penal code, and the most difficult to establish." State v. Duncan, 376 N.J. …
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… work for which Liberty already paid plaintiff. This was the most pertinent trial evidence. Plaintiff presented testimony … 2008, the job site became "chaotic," after defendant replaced all of its staff on the A-5171-10T1 5 project. In … many units of which were already under contract with buyers. He described in detail the importance of completing …
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… apparently in a joking manner. They told him to stop and he complied. At some point, H.E. noticed that J.B. was not in the pub. Defendant told H.E. he gave J.B. $25 to go buy him some crack cocaine, and she had gone to the … at the . . . [PCR] hearing, would have persuaded even the most inept criminal defense attorney not to call her as a …
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… work for which Liberty already paid plaintiff. This was the most pertinent trial evidence. Plaintiff presented testimony … 2008, the job site became "chaotic," after defendant replaced all of its staff on the A-5171-10T1 5 project. In … many units of which were already under contract with buyers. He described in detail the importance of completing …
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… apparently in a joking manner. They told him to stop and he complied. At some point, H.E. noticed that J.B. was not in the pub. Defendant told H.E. he gave J.B. $25 to go buy him some crack cocaine, and she had gone to the … at the . . . [PCR] hearing, would have persuaded even the most inept criminal defense attorney not to call her as a …
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… I. We derive the following facts, viewed in the light most favorable to plaintiff, from the summary judgment … the officer Goodlin offered to drive him home from school, buy him video games, and bring him to Goodlin's lake cabin. … City was vicariously liable for Gamba's acts, which took place in the course of his employment and under authority …
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… I. We derive the following facts, viewed in the light most favorable to plaintiff, from the summary judgment … the officer Goodlin offered to drive him home from school, buy him video games, and bring him to Goodlin's lake cabin. … City was vicariously liable for Gamba's acts, which took place in the course of his employment and under authority …
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… guilt, contends that the State has not presented sufficient reliable evidence to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that he/she is the person who committed the alleged offense. The burden of proving the … of the person who committed the crime is upon the State. For you to find (defendant) guilty, the State must prove …
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… US Bank National Association to reinstate its foreclosure complaint. We affirm. I. In January 2006, Matthews and … opposed the motion. She certified she had submitted her "most recent application for a loan modification to Wells … the court cited counsel's certification that US Bank placed the loss mitigation hold on December 29, 2014, which …
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… US Bank National Association to reinstate its foreclosure complaint. We affirm. I. In January 2006, Matthews and … opposed the motion. She certified she had submitted her "most recent application for a loan modification to Wells … the court cited counsel's certification that US Bank placed the loss mitigation hold on December 29, 2014, which …
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… were baptized, and received their First Penance and First Communion. When the motion judge issued the orders now under … children to other cultural practices during that parent's visitation time. Feldman, 378 N.J. Super. at 96. In fact, we … secular rules to minimize the conflicting pressures placed on the children and permit them to steer a course …
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… but in August of that year went back to New Jersey to visit plaintiffs. They then absconded with the child, … August 18, 2015, a Family Part judge ordered that L.A.R. be placed in the physical custody of plaintiffs until further … defendants' motion and filed a cross-motion, seeking to compel defendants to pay for therapy themselves. In the …
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… but in August of that year went back to New Jersey to visit plaintiffs. They then absconded with the child, … August 18, 2015, a Family Part judge ordered that L.A.R. be placed in the physical custody of plaintiffs until further … defendants' motion and filed a cross-motion, seeking to compel defendants to pay for therapy themselves. In the …
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… were baptized, and received their First Penance and First Communion. When the motion judge issued the orders now under … children to other cultural practices during that parent's visitation time. Feldman, 378 N.J. Super. at 96. In fact, we … secular rules to minimize the conflicting pressures placed on the children and permit them to steer a course …
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… the car theft, and a lengthy police chase then took place across three towns. The chase ended after the BMW … the remaining counts against him. The State agreed to recommend a custodial sentence of ten years, subject to an 85% … child who had seen defendant when the BMW was stolen was unreliable. Defendant further argued that his trial counsel …
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… the car theft, and a lengthy police chase then took place across three towns. The chase ended after the BMW … the remaining counts against him. The State agreed to recommend a custodial sentence of ten years, subject to an 85% … child who had seen defendant when the BMW was stolen was unreliable. Defendant further argued that his trial counsel …
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… force injury, as opposed to blunt force injury, despite most of Jeffrey's injuries being from blunt force. Defense … at your verdict. Whether someone is a citizen, a legal visitor, or legal resident they are entitled to the same … committed in an especially cruel and depraved manner. He placed "great weight" on the need for deterrence. The judge …
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… was in possession of heroin. As Shepherd started to place him in custody, Accetturo turned, twisted, and pushed … bad faith when they sought to place Accetturo under arrest. Most importantly, there was an intervening criminal act, the … Oxycodone from him, although he subsequently decided to buy heroin instead. Later that day, Accetturo paid defendant …
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… as otherwise noted. 3 A-4502-18T3 I. Viewed in the light most favorable to plaintiff, Templo Fuente De Vida Corp. v. … Hanna lived at his mother's home. The house party took place at her home in Hillsborough, and was predominantly … and Clements, defendant Mullaly "bragged" he was able to buy the five to six cases of Miller beer from Petrock's that …