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… his Rock Island .45 handgun, which he transported in a closed firearm case in his backpack. Defendant did not have a … "statement did not provide the requisite extraordinary and compelling circumstances, justifying consideration of the … of "Graves Act" 2008 Directive with Respect to Offenses Committed by Out-of-State Visitors from States Where Their …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2021-1244. Donald C. Barbati argued … General, attorney for respondent New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Debra A. Allen, Deputy Attorney General, on the … of his employer to such speech." See Garcetti v. Ceballos, 547 U.S. 410, 418 (2006). The ALJ further determined …
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… Life for a Substantial Period of Time before the Commission of the Present Offense Pursuant to N.J.S.A. … Attitude of the Defendant Indicate that He Is Unlikely to Commit Another Offense Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(8) … must be 'compelling,' and something in addition to and separate from, the mitigating factors that substantially …
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… Union of New Jersey, American Civil Liberties Union, and Community Health Law Project (American Civil Liberties Union … 9, 2023 order that, despite dismissing the guardianship complaint, nevertheless imposed continuing conditions upon … implicitly under the New Jersey Constitution, Article I, Paragraph 1. The Supreme Court has long recognized this …
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… v. CUNA MUTUAL GROUP, CMFG LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, and NOVA CREDIT UNION, Defendants-Respondents. … granting summary judgment to defendants—CMFG Life Insurance Company (CMFG), CUNA Mutual Group (CUNA), and Nova Credit … funds in their bank account. Plaintiff alleges he "was close by during the call and heard [Lesia's] side of the …
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… adds the following. This appeal involves application of the Compassionate Release Act (CRA), N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e. … diagnosis” by “two licensed physicians designated by the commissioner” of the Department. N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e(b). … the Procedural History and Counterstatement of Facts are closely related, they are combined to avoid repetition and …
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… asset manager described Curries Woods, a public housing complex for low- and moderate-income families operated by JCHA under programs administered … The asset manager further testified the development was enclosed by a gated perimeter, with the main vehicle entrance …
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… to dismiss counts two and three. The State also agreed to recommend a sixteen-year term of incarceration subject to the … expect that you're going to get what the [p]rosecutor recommends to the [c]ourt, and that is [sixteen] years, … maintained that if [defendant] went to trial, [he] would lose." Defendant asserted he established a prima facie case …
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… on their cheeks and faces from their grandmother." He complained 6 A-2870-22 about the time the children spent at … from discussing the litigation with the children or disparaging defendant in front of them and for a counsel-fee … and the house in which he had resided was subject to a foreclosure action, so he decided to relocate to a family home in …
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… where [he] was found innocent . . . because of the . . . compelling and substantial evidence . . . and the extreme … and affirm for the reasons expressed by the court in its comprehensive and thorough written decision. We provide the … frivolous litigation reviewed for abuse of discretion); Wolosky v. Fredon Twp., 472 N.J. Super. 315, 327 (App. Div. …
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… attorney for respondent. PER CURIAM This tax sale foreclosure proceeding returns to us after a remand to the Law … He contends plaintiff failed to: provide the remand court competent evidence demonstrating its attempts to locate him … Capital Assets, LLC,1 which filed a tax foreclosure complaint on October 4, 2019, naming defendant, his three …
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… this call was different because the patient was "extremely combative." Petitioner recounted the patient "kicking," … petitioner indicated he followed AKFC's procedures by completing an incident report before he sought medical … and unexpected." We conclude the facts here are closely aligned with the facts in Richardson, where the …
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… not have reasonable articulable suspicion that defendant committed a crime to justify a request to search his vehicle … Malibu was a rental under someone else's name. Defendant complied with a request to step out of the car. He then … the State agreed to dismiss the remaining charges3 and recommend a five-year prison sentence with forty-two months of …
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… so, he used an extension ladder he retrieved from a supply closet inside the electrical room. The ladder was missing a … The manual required all ladders "be inspected by a competent person on a periodic basis and after any … representative saw part of an extension ladder separated from the whole, they would instruct the ladder's …
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… Court1 with inpatient substance abuse treatment and recommended aftercare as conditions of probation. In the event … that the State would only have to prove that defendant committed one of the nine charged violations of probation by … to overcome the presumption of revocation established in paragraph (2) of this subsection, the court shall consider …
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… the final hearing, the parties were married but living in separate homes and pursuing a divorce. They shared parenting … her, "sought out where [she] went to the gym," and "made a comment . . . [on] a workout video that [plaintiff's … And then it was[ not] fisticuffs, but it was darn near close to it. There was . . . pushing and shoving." The judge …
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… Protective Orders] are confidential and may not be disclosed to anyone other than the respondent . . ., except if … Road. M.A.Z. had driven across the center line into an oncoming vehicle. The officers observed his 2 We use the … medication but advised he had gout. After unsuccessfully completing the field sobriety tests, M.A.Z. stated, "[j]ust …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-3(a). Defendant argues: the trial court committed error by improperly joining offenses related to two separate victims; the prosecutor made improper remarks during … he was doing"; the two incidents were similar in kind and close in time; "defendant allegedly committed the crime on …
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… Plaintiff described the happening of the accident and her complaints to the emergency department 3 A-3033-23 … stated: Okay. I don't frankly see this one as even being close. I am not going to give the aggravation charge. The … and had no symptoms or pain. Therefore, only the last paragraph of the charge would be applicable. However, …
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… ("FRO") against him. The trial court found defendant had committed the predicate act of harassment against his former … appeal A.M. was emancipated. 3 A-2981-23 emergency, all communications with one another are to be limited to Wendy's … Orders were necessitated by a prior history of harassing communications she had received from Arnie. Specifically, …