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… 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 … decision—was based on substantial evidence in the record in compliance with N.J.A.C. 10A:4-9.15(a), Figueroa v. Dep't of …
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… and fell, causing the alleged injuries for which he sought compensation in this lawsuit. 1 Intoxicated Drivers Resource … for the reasons expressed by Judge Katie A. Gummer in her comprehensive and thoughtful oral decision. We add only the following comments. In "distilling" the language of the Charitable …
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… in 2011.1 The Division of Child Protection and Permanency commenced a Title Nine action in July 2014 against Carol and … about Carl because, in the Division's view, Carl was not compliant with provided services, which included parenting … classes. In February 2015, the judge ordered Carl's compliance and continued his prior order that Joan's contact …
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… parole. Upon his release, Walker was advised that he had to comply with various parole conditions. The conditions … from purchasing or using alcohol; and participate in and complete a substance abuse program. During his first four … parole conditions. The hearing officer's initial decision recommended Walker's parole be revoked, and he serve thirteen …
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… an order prohibiting plaintiff from filing certain criminal complaints against his NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … Township Municipal Court. Because we find the trial court committed no error, we affirm. Plaintiff Moshe Bursztyn … by the trial court finding no probable cause for the complaints he attempted to file against defendant Kayla …
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… a Request for Emergent Relief in the Supreme Court Complete the Supreme Court Emergent Matter Intake form and … Are Submitted to the Court? The litigant should submit a completed Supreme Court Emergent Matter Intake form. Staff …
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… just, and the court having read and considered the verified complaint, the supporting certifications or affidavits, and … the appointment of a guardian. 2. A copy of the verified complaint, supporting affidavits or certifications and this … CN 12013 page 2 of 3 4. A copy of the verified complaint, supporting affidavits or certifications and this …
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… the transaction fee is $2. For more information about the Comprehensive Enforcement Program, go to www.njcourts.gov and search for Comprehensive Enforcement Program. Comprehensive Enforcement Program New Jersey Judiciary What …
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… there is substantial credible evidence that the inmate committed the prohibited act, but also whether, in making … find no merit to Tice's arguments. Initially, she admits to committing the prohibited acts. Moreover, the Department's …
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… NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, WATER COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT, Petitioner-Respondent, v. KINGS … Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (the plan). Kings Lake commenced construction on the site around May 1, 2006. In … Bros., 44 N.J. 589, 599 (1965). We will not upset the ultimate determination of an administrative agency unless it …
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… select a photograph; (2) the photograph of the person who committed the crime may or may not be in the array; (3) the … Jacquenetta Moton processed the Mercedes at the towing company location. She was unable to recover usable … evidence against [d]efendant in this case was substantial." Ultimately, the court found defendant was not deprived of …
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… a paramedic.7 According to Isidro, because she was not accompanied by a second paramedic, she was not permitted to … is a person trained in ALS and licensed by the Commissioner of the Department of Health to render ALS … conceded the reader was "not necessary to administer care." Ultimately, it found, "the care provide[d to King] was …
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… maintains defendants refused to provide reasonable accommodations, including medical-grade personal protective … and responding to employees ' requests for a reasonable accommodation. Westfield and Local Union N. 496 were parties … employer proffers a legitimate reason, "plaintiff has the ultimate burden of proving that the employer's proffered …
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… to revoke the purchase of the vehicle under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), N.J.S.A. 12A:2-608; an October 18, 2017 order compelling discovery of a portion of plaintiff's tax … to Park Avenue for service on numerous occasions. Ultimately, in August 2014, plaintiff abandoned the vehicle …
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… determined that during her January 13, 2011 shift, T.J. "committed a substantiated act of Neglect against [Patient]." … Manwaring's testimony, the Director ruled that T.J. committed acts of neglect and acted with gross negligence … the Director did not dispute that T.J. was awake and ultimately responded. In any event, the ALJ found Lee only …
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… conduct was intentional and unreasonable pursuant to the common law, as guided by the Restatement (Second) of Torts, … became his residence in 1995. In 2006, construction was completed on a house on Lot 20 for his daughter. Plaintiff … is liable under nuisance or trespass theories, the ultimate remedies the court fashions should not be …
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… immediately proceeding to a suppression hearing, which was completed that morning. [State v. Miller, 420 N.J. Super. … days to prepare for a defense case because prior judicial commitments prevented the judge from hearing the trial again … He waivered repeatedly between the locations where he ultimately dropped off the [d]efendant. . . . As his …
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… Officers Cruz and Farinas were dispatched to a multi-family complex in response to a report of a "[d]isorderly group." … FOR A MISTRIAL FOLLOWING LATE DISCLOSURE OF DISCOVERY AFTER COMMENCEMENT OF THE TRIAL SHOULD HAVE BEEN GRANTED. 2 For … did not find a record of the defense preservation request. Ultimately, however, the sergeant's search 15 A-3524-16T4 …
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… 2C:43-7.2. We conclude the cumulative effect of the errors committed during the trial had the probable effect of … to the United States Constitution and this state's common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and … of the charges against him before seeking his waiver—was ultimately correct. 9 A-0437-18 229 N.J. 360, 381-82 …
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… of a patient. It also charged her with conduct unbecoming a public employee, N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(a)(6), and other … constitutes mistreatment of a patient and conduct unbecoming a public employee. Greystone sought to remove … the McDonnell Douglas framework, a plaintiff retains the ultimate burden of persuasion at all times; only the burden …