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… They appeal only the dismissal of count one of their complaint, alleging a October 12, 2011 A-5006-09T1 2 hostile … Livingston was taking his break. She locked the door to ensure that she would not have to interact A-5006-09T1 4 with … the County's employee handbook or posted on the County's website when these incidents occurred. The trial judge found …
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… Public Employees' Retirement System, Department of the Treasury, PERS No. xx7232. Justin P. Kolbenschlag argued the … filed for her PERS service retirement, which would become effective on February 1, 2015. Petitioner claims she … because he did not request the change within the requisite time period pursuant to N.J.A.C. 17:2-6.3. Id. at 416. …
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… appeals on his own behalf from an order dismissing his complaint against defendants City of Hoboken, Linda … Property Administration to see if the bonds were deposited there." Because the judge found the statute of … contemplates a direct claim against the issuer by the creditor on the obligation, with the issuer making demand to …
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… Officer Corado smelled an odor of burnt marijuana coming from the car. He was able to identify the odor based … the emergency must be of sufficient seriousness to out measure the criminal wrong. [State v. Romano, 355 N.J. Super. … The New Jersey fact patterns are either inapposite or not compelling as to the third necessity factor, …
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… warrants. This took several minutes for the dispatch to complete. While waiting, defendant made and received several … and that the search incident to arrest exception nevertheless justified 5 A-1470-21 the search. The court found … . . . The considerations to the exception are to ensure police safety or to avoid the destruction of evidence. …
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… the judge erred by: (1) under-calculating the amount of income imputed to plaintiff and thereby ascribing an incorrect … pay employment taxes, maintain workers' compensation insurance, or provide employees with 1099 forms. Plaintiff … was from defendant in support, and also stated she deposited the income from her business into the account. With …
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… the record in view of the governing legal principles, we affirm the PCR court's order. I. We discern the … keys and drove the victim's car to another town. The victim survived. Defendant was charged as a juvenile with delinquency for acts that if committed by an adult would constitute first-degree …
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… filed a memorandum detailing defendant's background and accomplishments. In addition to attaching thirty character … the throat and holding a knife to her throat as she lay helplessly on the floor." At the sentencing hearing, defense 5 … emotions and dealing with other 6 A-0635-22 women. I'm not sure what overcame me. My uncle did horrible things to me …
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… Jr., on the brief). PER CURIAM Union Paving & Construction Company (UPC) appeals from the July 5, 2023 final agency … that compromised the roadway's safety and resulted in closures. The Project is funded from three sources: $98,000,000 … Questions (FAQs), Bid Express, https://bidx.com (last visited Jan. 11, 2024). 3 N.J.S.A. 27:7-30 provides: The …
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… records. Plaintiff G.P. and defendant have a minor child in common. The parties never married. In August 2020, the … "either party [wa]s afforded the ability to file the requisite application with the [c]ourt to address custody and … with defendant that our State's public policy is "to assure minor children of frequent and continuing contact with …
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… he was not informed his plea might subject him to civil commitment under the New Jersey Sexually Violent Predator … law requires defense attorneys and criminal courts to ensure that defendants pleading guilty to certain offenses … civil commitment consequences. Rather, the judge discredited defendant's "self-serving" testimony, which was …
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… and lacked follow-through with the Division's recommendations and routine communication. He missed follow-up … 353. "The determinative issue is whether the circumstances surrounding the parental relationship . . . cause harm to … trial court found, and as the record substantiates, the opposite is true. 14 A-2469-23 The Division consistently invited …
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… SOMC MEDICAL GROUP, P.C., d/b/a OCEAN COUNTY FAMILY CARE; COMPLETE CARE AT BEY LEA LLC; SUSAN BELTRAN, R.N.; and … like learning when "you have to take somebody's blood pressure again." II. "To prove medical malpractice . . . 'a … (last visited June 19, 2024). Because Dr. Holtzberg's failure to …
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… physical and legal custody was returned to D.C. because she complied with the court's requirements to obtain custody. … H.C. from K.C.'s care and took her to Maryland. K.C. visited with H.C. in Maryland on a regular basis. Allegedly, … "that the legal parent ceded over to the third party a measure of parental authority and autonomy and granted to that …
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… we address plaintiff's other claims, most of which also survive summary judgment. 4 A-0396-23 I. The pertinent facts are not complicated. As noted, we consider them in a light most … On these facts a jury might have rationally reached the opposite conclusion, after assessing the credibility of the …
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… still in the hospital, Ann told the Division she was not sure where she would go after discharge, and she was in the … verbal consent for the transfer, but Ann declined to come to the hospital in person to complete the 4 A-3565-22 … was willing to consider caring for Bea. When the Division visited K.R.'s residence in May, staff reported the apartment …
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… order, entered after a hearing, finding defendant Z.K. not competent to stand trial. We affirm the February 24th order … muttering under his breath at 5 A-2332-23 times, albeit less frequently than the initial interview. Although she … to tell to the best of [their] mental ability the facts surrounding [them] at the time and place where the alleged …
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… child, as evidenced by the fact that visitation did not become an issue until her child support application was filed … claims defendant rarely drove the child to his swimming lessons and activities, which she had to pay for regardless … been calm, cool and collected. She has maintained her composure throughout. I find that she is more credible with …
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… child was improper, as it was not consistent with court rules. Finally, she contends the second judge improperly … which plaintiff would "be solely liable for [the nanny's] compensation." (Emphasis added). Moreover, the nanny would … a period of six to nine months, she observed her son "becom[e] increasingly distressed and anxious" when he would …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4200-16T3 DRIVE NEW JERSEY INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellant/ Cross-Respondent, v. … v. Hala Cleaners, Inc., 75 N.J. 117, 126 (1977), is inapposite, because in that case the insurer made its position …