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… Nicholas P. Eliades, on the brief). PER CURIAM In this commercial lease dispute, defendants European Auto Expo, LLC … from the summary judgment motion record viewed in the light most favorable to defendants. Templo Fuente De Vida Corp., … v. Huff, 257 N.J. 468, 477 (2024) (quoting Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222 (2011)). "Thus, '[w]e accord no …
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… Nicholas P. Eliades, on the brief). PER CURIAM In this commercial lease dispute, defendants European Auto Expo, LLC … from the summary judgment motion record viewed in the light most favorable to defendants. Templo Fuente De Vida Corp., … v. Huff, 257 N.J. 468, 477 (2024) (quoting Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222 (2011)). "Thus, '[w]e accord no …
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… "surrogate grandmother" in Jackson. During that time, K.B. visited her sister M.E.D., who was about thirteen years … engaged in anal intercourse. They gave K.B. a sex toy, commonly referred to as a "rabbit" that was "a dildo as well … AGGRAVATING FACTOR NINE (NEED FOR DETERRENCE) AND WHY IT PLACED "MAXIMUM WEIGHT" ON THAT FACTOR. In Point Two, D.C. …
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… that the striking of his pleadings and the limitations placed on his testimony and ability to cross-examine … in alimony. The parties later moved to New Jersey to accommodate John's employment opportunities. 3 A-4947-17T3 In … GAL moved on an emergent basis to suspend John's overnight visits with the children because he had the children …
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… that the striking of his pleadings and the limitations placed on his testimony and ability to cross-examine … in alimony. The parties later moved to New Jersey to accommodate John's employment opportunities. 3 A-4947-17T3 In … GAL moved on an emergent basis to suspend John's overnight visits with the children because he had the children …
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… "surrogate grandmother" in Jackson. During that time, K.B. visited her sister M.E.D., who was about thirteen years … engaged in anal intercourse. They gave K.B. a sex toy, commonly referred to as a "rabbit" that was "a dildo as well … AGGRAVATING FACTOR NINE (NEED FOR DETERRENCE) AND WHY IT PLACED "MAXIMUM WEIGHT" ON THAT FACTOR. In Point Two, D.C. …
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… stop and stressed that defendant was not allowed in-person visitation. In that recorded conversation, defendant … recording was authentic but claimed the conversation took place on April 29, not April 27. Defendant also acknowledged … the contents of the March 26 order. We disagree. At most, the "fraud" defendant alleges is a difference of …
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… and M.W., plaintiff's boyfriend. On May 5, 2016, the judge placed an oral decision on the record. The judge filed a … more active role with the children, and defendant provided most of the financial support. With regard to factors ten … the judge stated that plaintiff had sixty-five overnight visits with the children, or only 18% of the overnights. …
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… and Carl comply with services; and allowing Carl and Tom visitation with their respective children. The March 1, 2016 … in the event the anticipated adoption did not take place. Under these circumstances, we cannot conclude the … and all parties, but Teri did not file her appeal until almost eighteen months later. Thus, even accepting Teri's …
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… from the summary-judgment record, viewing them in the light most favorable to plaintiffs, the parties opposing summary … and signs the hardwood flooring and tiles needed to be replaced. According to Christopher, Rooney attributed the … house had no open walls. B. The next day, Christopher, as a buyer, signed an "as-is" sales contract to purchase the …
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… Defendant managed plaintiff's ET exclusively from her first visit in January 2005 until he prescribed Pegasys on October … During depositions, the following exchange took place between defendant and plaintiff's counsel: Q: Are you … and defend medical malpractice actions are among the most skilled trial counsel. But, with some exceptions, they …
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… from the summary-judgment record, viewing them in the light most favorable to plaintiffs, the parties opposing summary … and signs the hardwood flooring and tiles needed to be replaced. According to Christopher, Rooney attributed the … house had no open walls. B. The next day, Christopher, as a buyer, signed an "as-is" sales contract to purchase the …
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… Defendant managed plaintiff's ET exclusively from her first visit in January 2005 until he prescribed Pegasys on October … During depositions, the following exchange took place between defendant and plaintiff's counsel: Q: Are you … and defend medical malpractice actions are among the most skilled trial counsel. But, with some exceptions, they …
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… and M.W., plaintiff's boyfriend. On May 5, 2016, the judge placed an oral decision on the record. The judge filed a … more active role with the children, and defendant provided most of the financial support. With regard to factors ten … the judge stated that plaintiff had sixty-five overnight visits with the children, or only 18% of the overnights. …
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… stop and stressed that defendant was not allowed in-person visitation. In that recorded conversation, defendant … recording was authentic but claimed the conversation took place on April 29, not April 27. Defendant also acknowledged … the contents of the March 26 order. We disagree. At most, the "fraud" defendant alleges is a difference of …
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… and Carl comply with services; and allowing Carl and Tom visitation with their respective children. The March 1, 2016 … in the event the anticipated adoption did not take place. Under these circumstances, we cannot conclude the … and all parties, but Teri did not file her appeal until almost eighteen months later. Thus, even accepting Teri's …
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… stop and stressed that defendant was not allowed in-person visitation. In that recorded conversation, defendant … recording was authentic but claimed the conversation took place on April 29, not April 27. Defendant also acknowledged … the contents of the March 26 order. We disagree. At most, the "fraud" defendant alleges is a difference of …
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A-58-24 Amicus Curiae Brief American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey
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… management#:~:text=Detention%20Statistics (last visited July 17, 2025) … if sufficient due process protections are put in place and the defendant consents to participate virtually. … process may not be perfect does not mean that it is not mostly effective or unconstitutional.” State v. …
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… to a third-party broker that secured a prospective buyer. Because there was no contractual relationship here … gave an unqualified written acceptance of the terms. Almost three months later, in October 2013, Pollack called … in order to address "fraudulent practices in the marketplace and deter such conduct by merchants." Thiedemann v. …
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… for $1,644.43. Petitioner paid the requested amount to buy back the thirty-eight months of former membership … training through the Bar Association on public entity law. Most of the work he did himself but sometimes he had … did not require petitioner to complete the same general workplace or human resources trainings required of its regular …