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… 3 A-4963-17T3 The South Woods Institutional Classification Committee (ICC) voted 5-0 to reject Aikens's request for a … I.C.C., relates to the best interests of the inmate or the safe, orderly operation of the correctional facility or the safety of the community or public at large. In addition, …
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… Nutter's office on the second floor of the Wilentz Justice Complex. Natalie had three bags containing clothing, … toiletries and a towel in her possession, but she was unaccompanied by defendant or a guardian. Nutter testified … the Complex without, at a minimum, first ensuring she was safely in the Division's care and custody. Applying our …
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… to defendant, Gilliland smelled the odor of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. Gilliland informed defendant … marijuana possession, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10(a)(4), and improper safety glass, N.J.S.A. 39:3-75. Defendant filed a motion to … the vehicle, he approached it on the passenger side, for safety reasons, to speak with defendant. He asked defendant …
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… there was a genuine factual dispute about Robinson's competency to operate a golf cart, we reverse the summary … promise not to entrust the cart to someone incapable of safely using it was not altogether altruistic. AGC's own … own self-interest – that AGC was not looking to ensure the safety of all its patrons, including those who might be …
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… reasons explained in Judge James-Beavers' thoughtful and comprehensive oral decision, we need only briefly summarize … terrified of what he is going to do . . . she does not feel safe at all with him." The judge thus concluded that an FRO … the history of the parties' relationship, to conclude the safety of the victim is threatened and a restraining order …
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… frequently transported in his truck certain four-wheeled computer cabinets, known as "Netshelters," for defendant. … (6) defendant did not heed warnings and did not have proper safety measures, and (7) defendant should have had a lift … establish a real estate broker's duty to warn prospective buyers of the dangers of a property . Hopkins v. Fox & Lazo …
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… interrupted her. Defendant initially claimed he had no income and requested appointed counsel. Later, defendant … legislation regulating the area in and around voting sites limiting “electioneering” within 100 feet of the … $50 Victims of Crime Compensation Board penalty, and a $75 Safe Neighborhoods Services Fund 11 assessment. These fines …
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… Director of the Courts Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex• P.O. Box 037 Trenton, NJ 08625-0037 • njcourts.gov … pleading guilty: Statutory Maximum Indictment/ Accusation/ Complaint Number Count Nature of Offense Degree Time Fine … occurred on or after August 2, 1993 you must pay a $75 Safe Neighborhood Services Fund assessment for each …
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… DENIED DEFENDANT HIS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO PRESENT A COMPLETE DEFENSE BY EXCLUDING EVIDENCE OR ARGUMENT AS TO THE … of aggravating and mitigating factors were not 'based upon competent credible evidence in the record;' or . . . 'the … that you don't break the law again. Society needs to feel safe that this kind of conduct . . . . Who knows, you being …
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… a black digital scale, sandwich bags, CDS paper wrapping, a safe containing CDS packaging supplies, and a notebook with … treatment center for non- attendance and failure to complete a drug test. On August 2, 2021, defendant pled … that there is no likelihood defendant will successfully complete his treatment program and that due to his criminal …
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… there was a genuine factual dispute about Robinson's competency to operate a golf cart, we reverse the summary … promise not to entrust the cart to someone incapable of safely using it was not altogether altruistic. AGC's own … own self-interest – that AGC was not looking to ensure the safety of all its patrons, including those who might be …
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… frequently transported in his truck certain four-wheeled computer cabinets, known as "Netshelters," for defendant. … (6) defendant did not heed warnings and did not have proper safety measures, and (7) defendant should have had a lift … establish a real estate broker's duty to warn prospective buyers of the dangers of a property . Hopkins v. Fox & Lazo …
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… The 3 A-3767-15T2 14, 2014, the Division filed a Verified Complaint and Order to Show Cause (OTSC) in the Family Part … life in imminent danger and compromised her health and safety. The court awarded the Division temporary custody of … defendant left the office without completing the requisite personality test. Dr. Singer concluded that G.B. …
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… trial, plaintiff Sandra Cignarella2 was awarded $85,000 in compensatory damages against defendant American Pool … was deposed; that worker was the nephew 5 Occupational Safety and Health Administration. 5 A-5190-17T4 of the … Health Department also cited defendant for failing to safely maintain the swimming pool, N.J.A.C. 8:26-6.1. Twice …
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… for the final restraining order because she did not feel safe in the house with defendant, and even after the … a protected person under the Act. The judge found defendant committed the predicate act of terroristic threats when he … plaintiff without her knowing and post to a social media site. The judge found that these were incidents that …
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… and his failure to place reflective triangles to warn oncoming motorists, the fatal accident would not have … driver must set up reflective triangle signals to warn on-coming traffic. 6 A-3130-20 court agrees with J & J's … that it substantially and directly impaired his ability to safely operate his vehicle. Defendant notes Dr. Fox's …
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… The Division referred Jill and Charles for counseling and recommended psychological evaluations and parenting … with the children. Accordingly, the Division instituted a Safety Protection Plan to prevent the sex offender from … clear and convincing evidence that: (1) The child's safety, health, or development has been or will continue to …
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… dismissal of her personal injury action. She alleged in the complaint that she was seriously NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT … A-4925-17T2 Neusch, at their Cranford home. Plaintiff had visited her sister on a regular basis, approximately once each … words, the host has no obligation to make his/her home safer for his/her guest than for himself/herself. The host …
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… judgment dismissing plaintiff Michelle Williams-Stevens's complaint under the Tort Claims Act, N.J.S.A. 59:1-1 to … and accountable inspections of the premises for hazards to safety, the District cannot demonstrate the maximum amount … so recently as to have escaped their attempts to assure the safety of the foyer by means of monitoring its condition." …
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… evidence to support the trial judge's findings that he committed the predicate acts of harassment and criminal … harass the plaintiff," by "remind[ing] her that she was not safe in her home and that the defendant [could] come to her … DEFENDANT. A. The Plaintiff Had No Reason to Fear for Her Safety and Her Behavior Demonstrated She Had No Such Fear. …