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… by his kindergarten teacher beginning in 2018. When the complaint was filed, all plaintiffs were represented by … we affirm all of the orders on appeal with the exception of one. We vacate and reverse the January 16, 2024 order, … standards of the profession"' against a '"client's right freely to choose [their] counsel."'" Dental Health Assocs. …
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… SYSTEMS, INC. Plaintiff-Appellant, v. THE BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR and FRED M. SCHIAVONE CONSTRUCTION, INC., … 1,500. 3 A-0712-20 In October 2020, Asphalt Paving commenced this action and obtained an order to show cause … N.J.S.A. 1:1-1. In engaging in this process, we are not free to "rewrite a plainly-written enactment of the …
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… claimed defendant refused to provide anywhere near complete financial information when they were litigating … the case information submitted on the motion to the last one defendant filed prior to the entry of divorce, the court … in a cogent manner with back up, then of course he's free to re-file at any point in time as he sees fit." …
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… Margaret Smith has not filed a brief. PER CURIAM In this one-sided appeal, Wesley-Keith Mullings appeals from a … and many of the documents in the appendix are either incomplete or incomprehensible, it appears as if Ms. Smith … which we could do on our own motion. A litigant is not free to re-file the same application the trial court has …
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… produced its general manager who described the work done on the vehicle to repair dents and scratches. The … plaintiff had rejected his offer to repaint the vehicle free of charge, filing suit instead. The general manager … the particular chipped areas would be $500. Following the completion of testimony, the judge found that, although …
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… Margaret Smith has not filed a brief. PER CURIAM In this one-sided appeal, Wesley-Keith Mullings appeals from a … and many of the documents in the appendix are either incomplete or incomprehensible, it appears as if Ms. Smith … which we could do on our own motion. A litigant is not free to re-file the same application the trial court has …
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… SYSTEMS, INC. Plaintiff-Appellant, v. THE BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR and FRED M. SCHIAVONE CONSTRUCTION, INC., … 1,500. 3 A-0712-20 In October 2020, Asphalt Paving commenced this action and obtained an order to show cause … N.J.S.A. 1:1-1. In engaging in this process, we are not free to "rewrite a plainly-written enactment of the …
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… produced its general manager who described the work done on the vehicle to repair dents and scratches. The … plaintiff had rejected his offer to repaint the vehicle free of charge, filing suit instead. The general manager … the particular chipped areas would be $500. Following the completion of testimony, the judge found that, although …
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… claimed defendant refused to provide anywhere near complete financial information when they were litigating … the case information submitted on the motion to the last one defendant filed prior to the entry of divorce, the court … in a cogent manner with back up, then of course he's free to re-file at any point in time as he sees fit." …
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… Number: Judge: Name of other parent: Answer Each Question Completely 1. Defendant’s Background Information ☐ Yes ☐ No … willingly, knowingly, and voluntarily? ☐ Yes ☐ No 5. Did anyone force, threaten, or pressure you into making this … are you giving up your right to hearing of your own free will? ☐ Yes ☐ No 13. Do you understand that if there …
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… N.B. (Nina) by causing Nina's physical condition to become impaired as a result of an unreasonable infliction of … and Carl comply with services; and allowing Carl and Tom visitation with their respective children. The March 1, 2016 … Emma offered the explanation, she decided to leave "it alone." Rodriguez also spoke to Emma, who offered a different …
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… N.B. (Nina) by causing Nina's physical condition to become impaired as a result of an unreasonable infliction of … and Carl comply with services; and allowing Carl and Tom visitation with their respective children. The March 1, 2016 … Emma offered the explanation, she decided to leave "it alone." Rodriguez also spoke to Emma, who offered a different …
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A-1157-22 Briefs
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… Div. 2011) .................................. 22 State v. Jones, 326 N.J. Super. 234 (App. Div. 1999) … The American Heritage Dictionary, https://ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=turn (last visited Nov. 27, 2023) …
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A-58-24 Amicus Curiae Brief American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey
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… Appellate Division Docket No.: AM-000105-24T1 On Motion for Leave to Appeal an Interlocutory Order of the Superior … passim Complaint, C.M. v. Noem, No. 1:25-cv-23182 (S.D. Fla. July … management#:~:text=Detention%20Statistics (last visited July 17, 2025) … within six months when the defendant is accused of at least one felony), New Jersey has declined to adopt a brightline …
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… PSSA were based on defendant's average annual gross income of approximately $200,000 from his ownership of A.A. … For Sale of Shares of Stock of [AALM]" (the Agreement) with one of the parties' sons. The Agreement provided for a … payable, 1 N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(j)(1). 4 A-0609-23 interest free, in $5,000 equal monthly payments for a period of 140 …
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… TO PTI ADMISSION. 3 A-1204-14T2 POINT II THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN ALLOWING THE STATE TO … essentially applied a per se rule against admitting anyone charged with violating N.J.S.A. 2C:40-26. He argues … purpose in his case. He asserted he was "now living a crime free, alcohol and substance abuse free life" and provided a …
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… factor; and failed to inform the sentencing court of his accomplishments as a high school athlete. Judge Ronald D. … of any substance. In addition, defendant testified no one forced, threatened, or coerced him to plead guilty; … State was disingenuous for asserting that he received a "free, fair plea deal" and "there was [not] any evidence …
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… from a different position and found it difficult to become re-employed. After obtaining the new position for the one-and-a-half-year period, he decided to retire. In an … for defendant; (5) alimony received by defendant was tax-free; and (6) plaintiff had disclosed all relevant sources …
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… in public employment and governing the investigation of complaints about that conduct. When plaintiff filed this action, the challenged paragraph required anyone interviewed during an investigation "be directed not to … restraint of state employees' First Amendment right to freedom of speech and violates the legislative policies …
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… in public employment and governing the investigation of complaints about that conduct. When plaintiff filed this action, the challenged paragraph required anyone interviewed during an investigation "be directed not to … restraint of state employees' First Amendment right to freedom of speech and violates the legislative policies …