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… I. The parties married in 1985, had five children, separated in 1994, and divorced in 1999. The final judgment of … not exceed the 3 A-4643-19 increase in [plaintiff's] annual compensation." The parties agreed the alimony and support … annual pay and year-end bonus. The amendment lists seven separate minimum annual base pay and year-end bonus totals …
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… to -49, and retaliatory discharge claim under the Workers' Compensation Law (WCL), N.J.S.A. 34:15-1 to -128.5, are … the fact the employee has the ability to assert parallel claims under the CBA and under state law does not … interpretation of a collective-bargaining agreement and a separate state-law analysis that does not turn on the …
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… of Environmental Protection (DEP) under the Spill Compensation and Control Act (Spill Act or Act) against … C.J., dissenting). Those general purposes find their parallels in broadly worded key operative provisions within … because the provision lacks such a comma, it creates two separate occurrences that qualify as discharges: (1) a spill …
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… employee, defendant Thomas Taylor. After V and A Brothers completed the work, plaintiffs filed a two-count complaint … plaintiffs also allege that defendants violated three separate regulations governing home improvements. Those … the property and build the retaining wall, but hired a separate company to install the pool. Angelo testified that …
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… OFFICE, COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER AND ITS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CHAD M. BRUNER, Gloucester County … response teams, six ambulance 5 A-1893-20 squads, and four paramedic units. It records such communications and stores … calls for service and dispatch communications had been "irreparably damaged[.]" In addition, notwithstanding that some …
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… shall include the Chairs of each of the five Certification Committees, appointed pursuant to RG. 103:1. The remaining … a substantial portion of professional time to the preparation of litigated matters in New Jersey, the majority of … practice and extensive discovery. For example, such preparation might include a combination of any of the …
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… TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction and Executive Summary i Committee Membership List v List of New Recommendations vii … of the collection of resources provided during re-entry preparation and support. C. Adult Drug Courts In the 2000-2002 … from “abusers.” Is this component impacted by the change in paradigm and if so how? What are the key characteristics …
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… NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT COMMITTEE ON MINORITY CONCERNS 2 0 1 7 - 2 0 1 9 R E P O R T … themselves in court would, in the course of their preparations, be aware of the possible need to consult the … of relevance. This issue arose during the SCCMC’s preparation of several commentaries to the Court during the …
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… Defendant, Stephen A. Zadroga, had driven his car into oncoming traffic, and an accident reconstruction expert … assault offenses. A few days after the ensuing jury trial commenced, and following the testimony of seven witnesses … re-prosecution. The trial court must examine the comparative interests and equities on a case-by-case basis, …
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… rendering a written opinion, whereupon both parties filed separate appeals. 3 A-2045-20 2019, is the day the child first … alleged sexual abuse. He also argued that the prosecutor committed misconduct in presenting the case to the grand … [Ibid.] The Court went on to provide an analytical paradigm to balance the competing interests. First, the …
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… she was "the owner of the vehicle" and with respect to "complaints she has made against the Hillsborough Police … turnarounds, park-ride facilities, traffic circles, grade separations, traffic control devices, the elimination or … that the credibility of Officer Yock was an issue of "paramount importance" because there were no other witnesses …
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… THEREBY DENYING DEFENDANT A FAIR TRIAL. POINT III THE STATE COMMITTED PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT WHEN THE PROSECUTOR … they also searched Carey's bedroom and discovered drug paraphernalia.3 Sometime after midnight, Williams was … that defendant was permitted to offer evidence of drug paraphernalia found in Carey's bedroom and testimony from …
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… unanimous Court. The Court considers whether the New Jersey Commissioner of Education (Commissioner) was required to analyze the potential … operated under State supervision, provided individualized comments and/or recommendations to the Commissioner …
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… purchased the property at issue here (the property), a commercial warehouse located next to the existing church. In … from Reverend Francisco Joissim (the Reverend). In paragraph five of the affidavit, the Reverend certified in … . . . during this entire period . . . . In the remaining paragraphs of his affidavit, the Reverend certified that …
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… weapon. Wilson-Seidle’s estate and survivors filed a complaint under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 in federal court, naming … parsed each iteration of the complaint, scouring them paragraph by paragraph, at times within a paragraph, to eliminate bases …
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… among other grounds, the Religious Aid Clause of Article I, Paragraph 3 of the State Constitution, specifically its … which included funding for research laboratories, computerized classrooms, and interconnected cyber networks. … and ministerial training,” in violation of Article I, Paragraphs 3 (the Religious Aid Clause) and 4 (the …
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… Attached to the letter was a map, which indicated the parameters of property that would need to be excavated to … claim with the Township on September 11, 2012. Plaintiffs commenced this action on September 18, 2012, and amended the … Attached to the letter was a map, which indicated the parameters of property that would need to be excavated to …
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… for an unlawful purpose, and hindering apprehension. In a separate proceeding, the jury convicted defendant of the … The lack of a limiting instruction and the prosecutor’s comment on the evidence did not constitute plain error. 2 1. … JUSTICE PATTERSON’s opinion. CHIEF JUSTICE RABNER filed a separate, concurring opinion, in which JUSTICES ALBIN and …
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… have a constitutional right to an impartial and mentally competent tribunal. Jury irregularity, including sleeping, … the issue of whether he was denied his right to be tried by competent jurors. Although defendant failed to identify the … defendant, did not deprive him of his right to mentally competent jurors, and was not clearly capable of producing …
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… find beyond a reasonable doubt that a defendant actually committed the prior offense before that evidence may receive … argued the cause for respondent (Law Offices of Richard Sparaco, attorney; Mr. Sparaco, on the brief). Joseph A. Glyn, Deputy Attorney …