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… suggestive touching of [an] employee,” the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct (ACJC) found that Respondent … violated three canons of the Code of Judicial Conduct and recommended that he be removed from office. Respondent … “in a sexually suggestive manner.” He argues that “the recommended quantum of discipline” -- removal -- “is excessive …
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… told Delilah and Natalie to clean up, and the girls complied by heading to a bathroom located next to the … and took her back to Delilah's room and told Delilah to come into his bedroom. Natalie reported she felt physical … our judgment for that of the sentencing court. State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014). A sentence will be affirmed …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1772-21 dismissing their complaint alleging undue influence by their sister, Therese … has a line of credit for $100k," which he had drawn down completely to re-shingle the roof, repair the driveway, … — as she [was] caring for him" and "gave up a job to come here." Those notes end with the notation that decedent …
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… photographic evidence of their homes and to exchange school comparisons from Niche.2 The order expressly permitted … would go regularly to church on Sundays." 2 The Niche K-12 Compare Tool compares New Jersey schools based on reviews, statistics, …
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… 34:15-36’s “authorized vehicle rule” and is therefore compensable under the Workers’ Compensation Act (the Act). Above All Termite & Pest Control … him with an employer authorized vehicle for work use. In compliance with company policy, Keim drove that vehicle in …
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… the marital home. On December 21, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce. 1 We use initials to protect the … to them by plaintiff's parents. After plaintiff filed his complaint in this action, he filed a domestic violence … a "mutually supportive, intimate personal relationship" or commingled finances; there was only evidence of the friend …
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… jobs and returned to work full-time in January 2018. She completed her bachelor's degree in 2003 and then a master's … differing" representations. He requested forty-five days to complete a final report before trial began. Defendant … 2017, was filed more than nine months following the date of complaint, and claimed a joint 4 A-3573-18T4 marital …
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… In this matter we consider whether the trial court committed reversible error by admitting evidence of a … They lived together in the Mravlag Manor apartment complex, Building 30. Saturday, March 26th was Ms. Johnson's … Ms. Hix was able to take note of defendant's head and face, complexion, physical body shape, how defendant walked, and …
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… of Tess; her mother and sister, who both testified as fresh-complaint witnesses;3 the lead detective, through whom … additional examination or testing, including any DNA or DNA comparisons." The jury deliberated over the course 2 … four and eight). 3 Defendant does not challenge their fresh complaint testimony on appeal. 3 A-2310-18 of two trial …
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… to reevaluate those two factors. Ibid. The prosecutor complied with our remand instructions, re-evaluated those … written opinion—ruling once again that the prosecutor had committed a patent and gross abuse of discretion in applying … admission to PTI. Because the prosecutor on remand did not commit a patent and gross abuse of discretion in rejecting …
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… third attorney described defendant's concerning behavior, a complete breakdown of communications, and a threatening message he received from … 30, 2021, Robert Forgash, an attorney for the school, accompanied her to ensure the psychologist-patient privilege …
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… of the court was delivered by FISHER, P.J.A.D. Plaintiff's complaint alleged that defendants' interference with … LAD claims and the motion judge erred in dismissing the complaint for failure to state a claim on which relief might … 2 The motion judge was required to assume the truth of the complaint's allegations and provide plaintiff with the …
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… his motorcycle and retrieving documents from the seat compartment. Heffernan immediately smelled alcohol emanating … each test. During the walk-and-turn test, defendant did not comply with the physical aspects of the test by failing to … as instructed by the officer. Finally, defendant could not complete the alphabet test. Although he had completed high …
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… behavior continued and that he had been involuntarily committed to Ocean Medical Hospital. The Division … defendant's participation in IOP treatment as "marginally compliant." In October 2018, she was evicted for nonpayment … discharged from five different treatment programs due to noncompliance. She was in jail from June 26 to July 25, 2019 …
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… "Appletini"2 containers, one in the rear of the passenger compartment on the driver 's side, and two in a bag in the … crime may be termed intrinsic if they facilitate the commission of the charged crime.'" Id. at 180 (quoting … so as to shock the judicial conscience." [State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014) (alteration in original) …
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… Allene McGhee were charged with second-degree conspiracy to commit theft by deception, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, N.J.S.A. … that BBG processed mortgage loans, and BLC was a mortgage company. BIP owned rental properties and also purchased, … told McGhee "to do what was needed to get the loans completed." With the HELOC applications, McGhee submitted a …
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… Greenfeld, appeals from a final judgment dismissing her complaint that the trial judge entered after a jury … of Labor (USDOL), and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Plaintiff's arguments on appeal focus … the judge's sua 1 Plaintiff voluntarily dismissed her complaint against defendant Christian Semprivivo. 3 …
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… as defendant ran across the street toward an apartment complex. Police officers arrived. Sally told the officers … but he continued walking and disobeyed the officers' commands to stop and surrender. The officers tackled … one of the most important factors in sentencing. State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 78-79 (2014). In Fuentes, the Court …
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… responsible for preparing a mandatory accident report. To complete the report, he was required to obtain the name of … was unlawful under the plain view doctrine. Further, the community-caretaking doctrine was inapplicable because there … the State argues that the plain view exception and the community-caretaking doctrine apply. Under the plain view …
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… of Tess; her mother and sister, who both testified as fresh-complaint witnesses;3 the lead detective, through whom … additional examination or testing, including any DNA or DNA comparisons." The jury deliberated over the course 2 … four and eight). 3 Defendant does not challenge their fresh complaint testimony on appeal. 3 A-2310-18 of two trial …