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… August 23, 2013 Law Division order denying their motion to compel arbitration of plaintiffs' common law and Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) claims relating to … in healthcare, business and legal administration, and computer-related fields at thirty campuses nationwide.1 CEC …
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… in municipal court, serving on Juvenile Conference Committees or Child Placement Review Boards, assisting with … apply to unpaid student interns; members of Supreme Court Committees or advisory committees at the local level; attorneys serving on …
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… appellant's application after it adopted, without further comment, the findings and conclusions reached by an … and clerical capacity as a test proctor at a public community college. Appellant sought treatment from various … difficulty sitting or standing for even ten minutes. Her complaints were corroborated by the 4 A-2959-14T2 doctor's …
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… following my instructions on the law, did the subject come up then? Juror: No, no, just at the end when they said … XVI; N.J. CONST. ART. I, PARS. 1 AND 10. POINT II THE STATE COMMITTED PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT THROUGHOUT THE TRIAL BY … not just accept a juror's word that no information was communicated to other jurors, it is within the discretion of …
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… market activities. Verdicchio was partially covered by a comforter, and a blood-filled piece of black plastic covered … covering Verdicchio's face, saw he was dead, and placed a comforter over his body. He did not realize the victim's … a search, so long as the consenting individual "possesse[s] common authority over or other sufficient relationship to …
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… engineers, architects, planners, and experts to prepare "a complete rebuttal" to the Report. In the letter, plaintiff's … attorney stated that the Board was only going to make a recommendation to the Borough's Mayor and 7 A-0273-16T2 … objectors would have another opportunity to present their comments to the Council before it acted on the Board's …
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… a parenting skills program and followed the therapist's recommendations. The parties appeared before the motion judge … to condition parenting time on Luis's attendance to and compliance with therapy. Our scope of review of Family Part … the children – then eight and nine years-old – refused to come out of Lana's house when he came to pick them up for …
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… appeals from a Family Part order denying his request to compel additional discovery from plaintiff Nancy M. Mennen … an admission of liability, and was paid by J.K.'s insurance company. As to the four trash pulls from her residence, … the Family Part judge denied defendant's motion to compel discovery and suspend alimony payments. The judge …
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… PCP in John's presence, and that April had threatened to commit suicide. The Division again found that the … April continued to use illegal substances and was non-compliant with her treatment regimen starting in November … returned John to her custody with the condition that she comply with services. Len was granted unsupervised …
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… was initiated on the property and was discontinued prior to completion," and "no construction ha[d] taken place for at … On October 2, 2019, plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint. On January 3, 2020, plaintiff published notice of … office. Becker failed to answer or otherwise respond to the complaint. In April 2020, Sam tragically died from COVID-19. …
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… and a .357 Magnum Herman Weihrauch revolver, during the commission of a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) and … of second-degree possession of a firearm during the commission of a CDS offense; and a concurrent five-year … decision under an abuse of discretion standard. State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014). The court must determine …
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… Part order granting defendant A.M.'s motion to dismiss her complaint, which sought a determination concerning custody … award. Plaintiff argues the court erred by dismissing the complaint based on its conclusion it lacked jurisdiction … of Domestic Violence Act, N.S.J.A. 2C:25-17 to -35. In her complaint supporting her request for the restraining order, …
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… and Poole went outside to smoke. According to Sears, his companions shared a cigar filled with marijuana rather than … defendant wanted to shoot someone. Sears ignored the comment because he did not think defendant would do such a … tapes from the camera mounted outside depicted some of the comings and goings of the patrons described above, including …
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… Submitted January 19, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Fuentes and Gooden Brown. On appeal from the Superior Court … The two-story apartment was located in a large apartment complex and shared a front porch with an adjoining … observed an individual, later identified as defendant, "coming down the stairs carrying a large black nylon bag and …
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… based calculation, the court used plaintiff's 2014 income, which had increased from $91,844 in 2012 to $122,322, and imputed income to defendant of $335 per week.6 He also included in the … yields $1264.20 per month. 6 Although this was imputed income, defendant testified the income was "exactly right" …
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… no merit in defendant's arguments, we affirm. Plaintiff commenced this action by filing a complaint alleging he sustained injuries in an automobile … and alleged, among other separate defenses, plaintiff's comparative negligence. The case was tried before a judge …
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… proceedings, eventually dismissed the pending guardianship complaint and resumed efforts to reunify defendant and the children, as recommended by the Division's expert, James Loving, Psy.D. The … rights, and the Division filed a second guardianship complaint.2 The trial took place over non-successive days …
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… On August 11, 2014, L.P. filed a domestic violence complaint pursuant to the PDVA, and sought a temporary … The Family Part judge found that defendant had committed a simple assault upon plaintiff, and plaintiff … plaintiff that she could apply for a TRO. Plaintiff filed a complaint, and a judge found probable cause defendant had …
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… TAVERN ROAD, LLC, Defendant-Appellant, and JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY, n/k/a PNC BANK, N.A., Defendant. … 2011. On December 5, 2013, Pro Capital filed a foreclosure complaint against defendant and Jersey Mortgage Company,2 seeking to foreclose on the tax sale certificate. …
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… The judge concluded that Martin physically abused Maria by committing an act of excessive corporal punishment under … together. Sarina asked Maria for an apology, which did not come. Martin seconded Sarina's request. Maria did not … pinky. Maria called her mom to report the incident. Maria complained that her hand hurt and that she did not want to …