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… FERRIOLA, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. THE CINCINNATI INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … Therefore, "[j]udicial review of an arbitration award is very limited." Bound Brook Bd. of Educ. v. Ciripompa, 228 … the award under N.J.S.A. 2A:23B-23(a). In light of our "very limited" review, we therefore decline to disturb the …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar … homestead benefit for tax year 2012, he opted for email delivery of benefit applications for future years, by including … of the rebate application providing for this electronic delivery option stated: …
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… camera interview of the child. He subsequently rendered a comprehensive oral opinion, and entered the order denying … the child. [Ibid.] Not all factors will be applicable to every case, but the judge "must consider an array of relevant … that he "want[ed] [his] mom to understand that [he's] in a very good environment" and that she "should know that the …
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… Ramon Espinoza and dismissed plaintiff's personal injury complaint. We affirm the summary judgment order. Plaintiff … cold. After a snowstorm, he typically shovels and cleans "very well and I put a lot of salt." He recalled clearing 4 … on his driveway, checked the front entrance "to see that everything was correct and dry and well." He testified that …
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… because the first hearing was postponed, the judge was very busy and gave us next, this date for hearing. THE … first hearing last month the judge postponed because he was very busy, he was sorry. He gave this date and in my mind, in the common sense, we're going to start all over. This will be …
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… THE COURT: Did she go over and explain to you all the discovery and evidence? DEFENDANT: Yes. THE COURT: And did she … accept your guilty plea, I want you to understand something very clearly. Once I do accept this guilty plea, it would be … understand? DEFENDANT: Yes. I do. THE COURT: If you were to come back to me and you would say, Judge, I changed my mind, …
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… or has no desire to follow the rules. That order made it very clear. And to this [c]ourt it's only further evidence … And I can't state it clear enough that order was very clear. Mom had counsel in that matter. I'm assuming she … in relying on S.T.'s history of mental illness when no competent evidence of her illness was admitted into …
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… that she is disqualified from receiving unemployment compensation benefits because she did not leave her job at a … IF THERE WAS A QUESTION ABOUT MY ELIGIBILITY, AND THIS IS VERY CONFLICTING INFORMATION. POINT 2 WHEN I SPOKE WITH … IF THERE WAS A QUESTION ABOUT MY ELIGIBILITY, AND THIS IS VERY CONFLICTING INFORMATION. Our review of decisions by …
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… contending the State failed to provide him full discovery; denied him his Sixth Amendment right to confront the … off the Route 20/Interstate 80 ramp when Trooper Dellagicoma saw defendant's Range Rover unable to maintain its lane … himself, and there were a number of disputes over discovery he claimed the prosecutor failed to provide him. He was …
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… conference. At that time, they discussed what discovery remained outstanding, as well as a pending attorney … today." Defendant advised the judge that he "would be more comfortable taking the proofs today and having it settled … settlement. Plaintiff responded: "Yes, you did, Your Honor, very 5 A-4922-14T4 well. Thank you." She also stated she …
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… department and to contract with Camden County for the delivery of police services . . . by a countywide police … Camden's police officers challenged the Civil Service Commission's approval of the reorganization plan, and we … as part of the reorganization plan, and who, on the very day the motion to amend was filed, November 25, 2013, …
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… advised the parties she believed the search warrant had "very serious issues." Defendant was present when the judge made this A-0674-14T1 5 comment. However, the judge further noted that, even if the … that a hearing would be successful. . . . I basically told everyone [the search warrant] was going to be suppressed. But …
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… was false. . . . [M]y chief had told Mr. Brito . . . come to [the judge's courtroom] as the subpoena directs, and then we'll . . . have everything cleaned up that day, just come in and tell the … The PCR judge found trial counsel was credible and "did everything he could" with regard to Brito. The judge rejected …
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… in court, and elected to represent himself. Before trial commenced, the judge rejected defendant's protestations that … trial could not go forward because he had not received discovery, the judge informed defendant that discovery was limited to the traffic tickets already in his …
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… written, personal electronic, or other form of contact or communication with [p]laintiff," and, inter alia, "barred" … restraining order. The language in the restraining order is very clear. It says that this restraining order is active … temporary restraining order provided to defendant made it very clear that the provisions could only be modified by …
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… disbelieved the father (finding that the father was "completely devoid of credibility"), and rejected the … She explained that the father was drinking alcohol, was "very agitated," and "very angry." She testified that he entered her home, slammed …
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… Plaintiff-Respondent, v. KB ELECTRIC SERVICES COMPANY, INC., and THE HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, … to known hazards which are part of or incidental to the very work the contractor was hired to perform.'" Id. at 407 … observation and which are part of or incidental to the very work the contractor was hired to perform." Sanna, 209 …
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… from the July 14, 2017 order dismissing their amended complaint as untimely. Because the statute of limitations … stethoscope checks of Hasim's neck "were perfunctory and very short." In January 2016, three months short of two … stroke. Therefore, the judge stated, it was not a "discovery rule case" because by filing a complaint, plaintiffs …
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… plaza for the George Washington Bridge when she heard a "very loud crash," after which she "was looking at the … and had no alcohol in his blood. The officer and his tour commander then decided to call in a drug recognition expert … (2009) (quoting Elders, 192 N.J. at 244). The accident was very serious, it took approximately forty-five minutes to …
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… of law, we affirm. On June 27, 2015, defendant was issued a complaint-summons for DWI in violation of N.J.S.A. 39:4-50. … back and forth. Kurz also described defendant as speaking very slowly. His eyes appeared blurry and bloodshot. Officer … of an ignition interlock for six months, and the requisite fines, fees, and costs. In this appeal, defendant …