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… scaled compensation system, depending on how many patients visited [her] during the week." The complaint alleges she … "demanding" and said he was "not comfortable" with the way she addressed him. He wrote, "In all honesty I 6 … [plaintiff] well, he could withhold part of her salary and get away with it." Marmarou's email ended with this: "I will …
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… the folks to leave. The following Monday, an ABC officer visited Carney's. No action was taken by the ABC until … of the incident, Mahanney indicated that he was on his way home from a late night at work, when he decided to drive … of Carney's at approximately 1:15 am, he decided to stop, get out of his car, and see what was happening. Mahanney was …
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… [T]he intent of this order is that you have no contact, not get within 500 feet of [J.A.], and if you're telling me that … that the TRO resulted from defendant's failure to stay away from J.A. after a no contact order in Florida went … AFTER REASONABLE EFFORTS WERE MADE TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE VISIT TO THE NEW JERSEY GYM WOULD VIOLATE THE TERMS OF THE …
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… worked as a police officer for the Palisades Interstate Parkway Police (PIPP) for approximately three and a half years. … Employees are expected to perform their duties to the best of their abilities at all times. On May 26, 2017, … plaintiff explained a random plate inquiry is "utilized to get information about the vehicle if you do not have the …
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… Oppression in the context of an OMS action does not always require illegality or fraud by majority shareholders or … Super. at 155-56. In that case, the plaintiff failed to get along with other employees; caused the loss of key … court "look[s] at the contract with fresh eyes." Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 223 (2011). "[U]nambiguous contracts …
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… is a web-based platform used by Fortis "as their online gateway to academics, financial aid administration, career … file himself" to approve it because she wanted to avoid "getting in[to] trouble." Biggs recalled one other instance … belief" defendants violated the law or a regulation. At best, plaintiffs' challenged compliance with internal …
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… is a web-based platform used by Fortis "as their online gateway to academics, financial aid administration, career … file himself" to approve it because she wanted to avoid "getting in[to] trouble." Biggs recalled one other instance … belief" defendants violated the law or a regulation. At best, plaintiffs' challenged compliance with internal …
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… worked as a police officer for the Palisades Interstate Parkway Police (PIPP) for approximately three and a half years. … Employees are expected to perform their duties to the best of their abilities at all times. On May 26, 2017, … plaintiff explained a random plate inquiry is "utilized to get information about the vehicle if you do not have the …
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… Oppression in the context of an OMS action does not always require illegality or fraud by majority shareholders or … Super. at 155-56. In that case, the plaintiff failed to get along with other employees; caused the loss of key … court "look[s] at the contract with fresh eyes." Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 223 (2011). "[U]nambiguous contracts …
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A-43-24 Supplemental Appellant Brief
Briefs
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… unavailable: “[h]e’s ill” and “wasn’t participating in any way, shape, or form in practice.” (9T 73-2 to 21; see also … (10T 8-20 to 23, 9-2 to 9) Defense counsel was unable to get approval to hire a different expert to testify at … the M’Naghten rule because the court believed it to be “the best test which has as yet been promulgated,” despite not …
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A-0468-24 Briefs
Briefs
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… (Da52) and issued a Warrant of Removal (Da54), paving the way for a lockout and the termination of a viable business. … funds before they were re-deposited and paid. Perhaps the best way to analyze salient facts in this case is by … were written for identical amounts and presented either together or very closely in time. As such, Mr. Oh further …
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… hemorrhage, which could have been caused in one of two ways; either a new injury or a "re-bleed." Shaikh believed, … the decision: (1) he did not think Dr. Hua would "be the best witness"; (2) defendant "did not want to delay the … before the case was ready for trial could be longer. Ultimately, defendant made the decision to go to trial …
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… Release Program (RCRP), colloquially known as a half- way house. He contends the decision was arbitrary, … opinion of the Administrator and the I.C.C., relates to the best interests of the inmate or the safe, orderly operation … set of criteria governing the ICC decision, if the ultimate decision were untethered to them. Rather, we assume …
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… Release Program (RCRP), colloquially known as a half- way house. He contends the decision was arbitrary, … opinion of the Administrator and the I.C.C., relates to the best interests of the inmate or the safe, orderly operation … set of criteria governing the ICC decision, if the ultimate decision were untethered to them. Rather, we assume …
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… hemorrhage, which could have been caused in one of two ways; either a new injury or a "re-bleed." Shaikh believed, … the decision: (1) he did not think Dr. Hua would "be the best witness"; (2) defendant "did not want to delay the … before the case was ready for trial could be longer. Ultimately, defendant made the decision to go to trial …
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… - Juvenile Violation of Probation Policy and Protocol for Completion of Reports for the Court Directive #8-03 August … for harm. Supervision strategies should incorporate best probation practices and should be consistent with the … authorities. 6. You shall permit your probation officer to visit your residence and to see and talk with you at any …
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#08-03
Administrative Directives
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… - Juvenile Violation of Probation Policy and Protocol for Completion of Reports for the Court Directive #8-03 August … for harm. Supervision strategies should incorporate best probation practices and should be consistent with the … authorities. 6. You shall permit your probation officer to visit your residence and to see and talk with you at any …
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… do not replace judicial discretion. Trial judges make the ultimate decision on release after they consider other … Defendant Travis argues that Rule 3:4A(b)(5) operates in a way that violates the CJRA. (pp. 18-19) 3. After oral … Honda and arrested him on the outstanding warrant. A canine team conducted “an exterior sniff” of the car, and the dog …
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… do not replace judicial discretion. Trial judges make the ultimate decision on release after they consider other … Defendant Travis argues that Rule 3:4A(b)(5) operates in a way that violates the CJRA. (pp. 18-19) 3. After oral … Honda and arrested him on the outstanding warrant. A canine team conducted “an exterior sniff” of the car, and the dog …
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… do not replace judicial discretion. Trial judges make the ultimate decision on release after they consider other … Defendant Travis argues that Rule 3:4A(b)(5) operates in a way that violates the CJRA. (pp. 18-19) 3. After oral … Honda and arrested him on the outstanding warrant. A canine team conducted “an exterior sniff” of the car, and the dog …