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… suspect number two, later identified as Lionel Perry, separated from the group and headed to the 4 In the footage, … enforcement obtained information that the individuals who committed the homicide used a residence located at 1405 Park … Park Boulevard. We are unpersuaded. 17 A-0684-23 The unrefuted evidence establishes Pickard was told that defendant …
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… 16, 2022 order that denied her motion to reinstate her complaint as well as her request for substituted service on … operation of an automobile owned by Feliccia on Route 17 in Paramus. She specifically asserted Dreher negligently … 2022. During this time period Feliccia's counsel disclosed a "typo" had mistakenly included Dreher in the filed …
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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 … the presence or absence of facial hair, and weight gain or loss; (5) the detective did not know who the suspect was and … Corino showed Rosario each of the six photographs separately. Upon seeing defendant's photograph, Rosario …
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… of Chosen Freeholders summary judgment and dismissed his complaint with prejudice. Having considered the record … to sick days[,] and this matter has been officially closed. 1 Plaintiff's federal complaint is not included in … doesn't matter; even if [plaintiff] took leave on three separate occasions [in January 2019], he would be entitled to …
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… J. Coppi1 appeals from a May 2, 2024 Law Division order compelling arbitration and staying further litigation … Management, LLC (UATP) (collectively, defendants). In his complaint, plaintiff claimed he was seriously injured at … of the Agreement are pertinent to this appeal. The second paragraph of the preamble indicates the Agreement was …
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… maintains defendants refused to provide reasonable accommodations, including medical-grade personal protective … estopped Bohnyak from raising certain claims, but separately determined Bohnyak failed to demonstrate defendants … Bohnyak's prior issues with supervisors and staff was unrefuted. Mere statements that a factual dispute exists are …
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… a month, $750 allocated to each child until emancipation. Paragraph 5.1(b) defined emancipation as the "completion of four continuous academic years of college … shares would also be due to her at anytime now and in the future." Finally, the PSA further contained an integration …
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… a new trial on damages. We affirm. Plaintiff alleged in her complaint that she sustained severe and permanent injuries … would consider and determine the issues of liability and comparative negligence . The case proceeded to trial in … two to three weeks. For the "stinging" in her hands and the loss of mobility in her thumb, plaintiff saw a hand …
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… during their scheduled lunch time. Another teacher also complained that plaintiff entered and interrupted their … to accommodate the additional classes, the teachers' preparation periods and lunch. Since plaintiff's classification … two elementary school teachers. Plaintiff also does not refute defendants' submission that, although the state …
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… and Firko. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2022-2919. Arthur J. Murray argued … years, and they have two sons. Alfredo and Heidi lived separate and apart from each other from February 2020 to … conceded she made the statements in the recording, but refuted Heidi's testimony that she had ever threatened to kill …
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… to a ninth-floor apartment located in a high-rise complex on Cooper Street for a domestic 1 Counts eleven and … uninjured. Fletcher and Anderson had numerous wounds. When paramedics arrived, they determined Fletcher had a tension … cousins and he has known her his entire life. They were close and would see each other multiple times a week. He met …
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… the trial court gave contradictory jury instructions and committed plain error in handling issues involving jurors. … disputes at trial concerning the criminal acts he committed. We therefore need only briefly summarize the … must be remanded because the trial court did not make a separate statement explaining why the overall length of the …
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… Asdal appeals from the trial court's order dismissing his complaint under Rule 4:6-2 against Chester Township, its … that collectively or individually meet any one or more of paragraphs 1, 2, 3, or 4 above. Projects undertaken by any … a declaratory judgment making them liable for any necessary future costs related to the damages they'd caused to his …
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… 1 (a)(2), and for reasons stated in the written decision accompanying this order, and for good cause shown; IT IS on … with a burnt spout and a charred rubber glove, situated close to Defendant's loaner Porsche Macau, which was parked … did not seize Defendant's phone or car keys; did not separate him from his family against his will; did not …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant/ Cross-Respondent, v. CHUBB INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, Defendant-Respondent/ … Cross-Appellant, and FEDERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, INC., CHUBB INA HOLDINGS INC., CHUBB GROUP HOLDINGS … use and which you are required to insure. For a covered loss to these items, we will pay up to the amount of …
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A-8-25 Amicus Curiae Brief Letter ACLU
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… against third parties' bad conduct based on others' disclosures, a decidedly weak reed upon which to restrict … Daniel's Law to pass constitutional muster. There are two components to what is "required" to prove liability for … Amendment to the United States Constitution or Article 1, Paragraph 6 of the New Jersey Constitution. Indeed, the New …
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… the statements he made to the police. In a detailed and comprehensive twenty-four-page written opinion, the motion … sense of safety. His was a house that she was sometimes welcome to visit. He would occasionally give her money. But … counsel objected: Judge, I never object when someone's closing but I have a strong objection to something that [the …
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… 2026 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … 2 Plaintiffs’ owner inputted information for three leases separately, including the name of each tenant, the leased … the property owner (“Lucent”) had omitted or failed to disclose the existence of a leaseback transaction, thus were …
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A-8-25 Amicus Curiae Brief Letter ACLU
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… against third parties' bad conduct based on others' disclosures, a decidedly weak reed upon which to restrict … Daniel's Law to pass constitutional muster. There are two components to what is "required" to prove liability for … Amendment to the United States Constitution or Article 1, Paragraph 6 of the New Jersey Constitution. Indeed, the New …
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A-30-25 Respondent's Brief
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… had free rein to blame these doctors for Respondent's losses as empty chairs, the jury found Petitioner sixty … for Certification stems from the medical malpractice committed by Petitioner Joseph Popovich, M.D. over twelve … anyone in this office, including Respondent's attorney, his paralegal or legal secretary upon its filing, though the …