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… urine screenings. Jeffrey was not ordered to 4 A-0391-16T1 complete any services, and was permitted unsupervised … supervision by the Division under Title 30. That same day a compliance hearing was held, and the Division reported … is unclear why [Sherry] feels, after a year of incident-free parenting on behalf of [Jeffrey], that [he] poses a …
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… 2C:21-25(b)(2); two counts of second-degree conspiracy to commit theft, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a); third-degree uttering a … voice or "got in [his] face." At all times, defendant was free to leave A-1028-14T3 12 the room. However, when the … a private person, are admissible [only if they are] made 'freely, voluntarily, and without compulsion or inducement of …
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… Quinn, an investment representative at ODS, in order to comply with the ODS regulation. Defendant accompanied her mother to the meeting. At the meeting, Mrs. … and convincing evidence that Mrs. Jones created the Account free of undue influence and that she intended to make an …
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… shooting, charging them with: first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1); … purpose, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4(a); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … trial, 21 A-5486-16T2 defendant's counsel would have been free to explore through cross-examination the limitations of …
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… of summary judgment dismissing their medical malpractice complaint against defendant registered nurses Aldrin … Guerrero also examined Joshua that morning. Nurse Guerrero completed a pain assessment, recording Joshua's pain level … That led to a lifesaving, below-knee amputation. When a free flap repair was unsuccessful, Joshua's leg was …
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… N.A. have not filed a brief. PER CURIAM In this one-sided, commonplace probate matter, petitioner John F. Marchisotto … appeals from the April 1, 2020 final order dismissing his complaint with prejudice for failure to answer … overcome the victim John L. Marchisotto['s], deceased['s], free-will. 5 A-3453-19 representations made on the record by …
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… otherwise would give the State, as well as the police, free rein to destroy evidence that may help a defendant, … arrest by a police officer as the initial process, or on a complaint by a police officer, local law enforcement [becomes] part of the prosecutor's office for discovery …
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… poor mother. Among her weaknesses as a parent, defendant complained that she was not giving the children the vitamins … get the money back [from the] bankruptcy lawyer. We didn't complete the process yet. My car is parked on Avenue A in … defendant testified as to their purpose. The jury was free to decide if it believed the writings established …
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… S. LEON, ANNA KELLY, a/k/a ANA BOLBOTOWSKI, BARKER BUS COMPANY, ROBERT CLEMENTS, III, DAVID HANNA, PAWEL ZAWADKA, and GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE COMPANY, GEICO, Defendants, and JAMES PHILIP MULLALY, … Ibid. Here, plaintiff testified to being "drug and alcohol free" on the day of the accident and prior to leaving the …
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… to meet his customers at locations he designated to complete the transactions. The CI said the individual stored … product a person would have, and lactose and mannitol are common cutting agents. Reimer further testified a gram of a … perceived as intolerant of dissent and antagonistic to the free expression of strongly held beliefs that may not be …
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… the expiration of that agreement, the County and PBA 299 commenced negotiations for a new CBA for the period between … negotiations and the MOA, and that PBA 299's purported outcome would not be feasible from a financial 2 The salary … 125 N.J. 299, 305 (1991). Although the arbitrator is not free to contradict the express language of a contract, "an …
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… but eventually, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1, it filed a complaint seeking to terminate their parental rights, and to … delay, lack of coordination, and family discord. Doctors recommended that she participate in physical, 6 A-4386-18T4 … 20 A-4386-18T4 See R.L., 388 N.J. Super. at 89. I.A. was free to offer contrary testimony at trial or to …
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… 20, 2017, the Division received a referral that Zebulon complained of D.P. "whooping him." The child had bruises on … another referral, this time from the school nurse. Zayonara complained of pain in her hand, which appeared red and … contrary to A.H.'s assertions, the Division was not only free to file a guardianship complaint at this point, but …
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… hearing officer's decision finding Doe guilty of committing prohibited acts *.002, assaulting any person, … 270 days of administrative segregation, 270 days of lost commutation time, and 30 days lost recreation time and … Constitution protections of equal protection, due process, free expression, and prohibition on cruel and unusual …
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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 … jury's role in comparing the sneakers. Indeed, the jury was free to discredit [the detective's testimony] and find that …
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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 … and violation of substantive due process and the right to free speech under the New Jersey Constitution (count four); …
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… against defendant arose from a State Police investigation commenced after a known cooperating witness, Levi Melvin, … Robinson, 200 N.J. 1, 20 (2009))). However, the record is complete and permits us to fully review the issues as now … or consecutive sentencing decisions": (1) there can be no free crimes in a system for which the punishment shall fit …
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… M. Dexter, of counsel and on the brief). PER CURIAM In this complicated commercial litigation, defendant Alliance Healthcare Inc. … use of this money that it never intended to be an interest- free obligation by the fact that its substantial interest …
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… heard, however, because defendant was determined to be incompetent. The competency finding delayed sentencing for more than three … of jury deliberations for the purpose of encouraging free and vigorous discourse in the jury room" (quoting …
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… at the motion to suppress was presented in a "thoughtful, competent, thorough, and professional manner," and the judge … appellate courts construe the Constitution, statutes, and common law 'de novo—"with fresh eyes" . . . .'" State v. … officer is conversing reasonably believes that he or she is free to walk away without answering any question (quoting …