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… for this person.'" The driver seemed nervous and talked very fast. He wore battle dress uniform (BDU) pants, a … Defendant interrupted him and said "[w]e're fugitive recovery." 1 Johnson is named in the indictment for virtually … based on some knowledge, not a guess. Moreover, the comment followed a discussion with Ganci regarding Ganci's …
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… and applicable law, we affirm. Plaintiff filed an amended complaint seeking a temporary restraining order, which … the video feeds, allowing defendant to "listen and see everything going on in that house, inside and outside." … her feel "isolated, withdrawn, [instilled] low self-esteem, very sad and anxious all the time." Further, plaintiff …
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… statement informing the police that defendant had not come home until the early morning hours. Accordingly, the … assertion, the evidence of defendant's guilt at trial was very strong. The surviving victim identified defendant. The … of his prosecution. The evidence of defendant's guilt was very strong and came from a number of independent sources. …
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… of their health care benefit premiums based on annual income. N.J.S.A. 52:14-17.28(c). Included in Chapter 78 is … Generally, "[j]udicial review of an arbitration award is very limited." Bound Brook Bd. of Educ. v. Ciripompa, 228 … to phase-in employee health care contributions. By its very terms, once the fourth tier or "full premium" 9 …
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… A Family Part judge entered the FRO after finding defendant committed the predicate act of simple assault, N.J.S.A. … denied that he "shove[d]" Sam. According to plaintiff, everyone was "upset." Plaintiff claimed he walked away from … defendant "has an inability to let things go. . . . I'm very concerned for my daughter more than myself because …
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… defendant appeared to be intoxicated. Kim left the room to compose herself. 3 A-3875-18 When she returned moments … Finally, the municipal court determined "Nixon was very credible." Although the court found Nixon "supported … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Ibid. "Any …
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… to represent herself, even though she had been declared incompetent to stand trial on criminal charges. The Division … if she did not prevail. The guardian noted defendant was very familiar with the facts of the case, had lived it, and … time she had known defendant, she found defendant "seemed very intelligent . . . and interesting to talk with and …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2014-10452. Kathleen A. … of the County, Dr. Thrower testified. He opined "it's very possible that the lateral meniscus was torn going up … the knee pain reference in a 2008 medical record was a "very non-specific" finding and could have indicated …
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… acknowledged that he did not observe the vehicle for very long and saw it on the fog line only once. On cross- … When no response was received, defendant filed a motion to compel discovery. The parties then met with the conflict judge in …
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… and Suter. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-1063. Di Francesco Bateman, … was in the room, Tonner would not respond, saying only "every time I talk to you I get in trouble." Outside, Ellison … made the threat. The ALJ was also persuaded by Leonard's "very credible" testimony, because she was Tonner's friend …
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… defendant Robert Deja, a former employee who formed a company – before leaving plaintiff's employ – that would … to produce the agreement at the close of written discovery, plaintiff alleged Deja did in fact sign the agreement. … his readiness to move on. According to Deja, Wojtach "was very positive" and said "there [are] enough jobs for …
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… untreated drug addiction. She has consistently failed to comply with services offered by the Division over a period … on April 26, 2016. Dr. Brandwein found defendant had very limited insight and extremely poor judgment. She "views … effectively parenting her children, and the prognosis is very poor that she will become a safe and effective …
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… a Chancery Division August 19, 2016 order dismissing its complaint and confirming a labor arbitration decision. After … that's already been negotiated and written and that everybody's been following. Is it unfortunate that the County … by adding in the past practice. . . . The issue was very simple and narrow, that is if you use up your sick …
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… In his June 5, 2015 order (the June 2015 order) that accompanied his written decision, the judge summarized the … plaintiff's relationship with her eldest daughter was "a very difficult project, in progress." He found that both … youngest children because at that time defendant worked every weekend. In his written decision following the plenary …
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… 463, 479 (2013) (quoting Assembly Health & Human Services Committee, Statement to Assembly Bill No. 50 at 20 (Mar. 4, … for an exception. However, the judge extended discovery for ninety days and advised plaintiffs' counsel he … declined to execute an affidavit." Id. at 55. Indeed, the very existence of the waiver provision makes it obvious to …
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… the jury's conclusion that plaintiff did not suffer a compensable injury as a result of the accident is reasonable … claimed a jury could not award zero damages or "throw everything out and say there [was] no injury" because "all of … jury merely because he [or she] would have reached the opposite conclusion . . . . 11 A-0323-21 [Risko, 206 N.J. at 521 …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition Nos. 2021-2937 and 2021-3701. … her motions to suppress Costco's defenses and compel discovery for each claim. We affirm. I. Driscoll testified at the … Driscoll also contends the judge failed to make requisite findings regarding her discovery motions, and Costco's …
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… Roseland, New Jersey 07068 973.597.2500 mboxer@lowenstein.com pslocum@lowenstein.com jminicozzi@lowenstein.com … first sentence references a “nonprevailing person,” the very next sentence clarifies that it can come from a … 1988) (1988) (“JUDICIARY[,] Courts[:] Permits the recovery of attorney’s fees in a civil suit when the legal …
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… Indictment No. 15-10-2534); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery (count one, Indictment No. 16-04-1138); … and had extensive conversations with him about the discovery. It noted the State had high-definition video … The PCR court noted defendant conceded his trial counsel visited with him on at least three occasions while he was …
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… 18 and the end of July, plaintiff could not drive or read a computer screen because her vision was blurred. The TCA's … and have a "consequential impact on the claimant's very ability to pursue redress and attend to the filing of a … Div. 1997), we held that a plaintiff preoccupied with recovery and treatment efforts did not demonstrate extraordinary …