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… 2007. They have one child together, B.S. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce on April 12, 2014. A trial was … testing, interviewed the parties and the child, visited their respective residences, and observed them … for certain delusions she maintained. The judge did not credit defendant's delusions. To the contrary, the judge …
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… Defendants, and NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … A trial court's findings of fact are binding on appeal if supported by "adequate, substantial, and credible evidence." … the procurement of the Chartis policy; however, he did not credit her testimony that the risk of litigation explained …
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… (DOC), which upheld a guilty finding and sanctions for committing the institutional disciplinary offense *002,2 … confinement in the RHU unit, 180 days loss of commutation credits, and thirty days loss of radio/television … decision is arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or unsupported by substantial credible evidence in the record as …
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… (DOC), which upheld a guilty finding and sanctions for committing the institutional disciplinary offense *002,2 … confinement in the RHU unit, 180 days loss of commutation credits, and thirty days loss of radio/television … decision is arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or unsupported by substantial credible evidence in the record as …
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… Defendants, and NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … A trial court's findings of fact are binding on appeal if supported by "adequate, substantial, and credible evidence." … the procurement of the Chartis policy; however, he did not credit her testimony that the risk of litigation explained …
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… 2007. They have one child together, B.S. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce on April 12, 2014. A trial was … testing, interviewed the parties and the child, visited their respective residences, and observed them … for certain delusions she maintained. The judge did not credit defendant's delusions. To the contrary, the judge …
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… New Jersey Department of Corrections (DOC), finding that he committed a disciplinary infraction. Cotman contends the DOC's determination was not supported by substantial evidence in the record and violated … DHO imposed a sanction of ninety days' loss of commutation credits, sixty days' loss of telephone privileges, 125 days …
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… through online instruction," allowing students to receive credit for their courses and "complete their degree[s] on … In his amended complaint, Keyes alleged that on its website, Montclair had "market[ed]" an "on-campus experience," … of serious or long-term impairments," or "a substantial future harm to a large number of people" in the A-1843-20 16 …
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… certified tenure charges against Sanjuan for conduct unbecoming. Sanjuan reported that she fell down a staircase at … whether Sanjuan should be terminated. Amicus the NJEA supports the Board and argues that the Appellate Division’s … which then determines “whether there is probable cause to credit the evidence in support of the charge and whether …
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… was tried in December 2016. Immediately before the trial commenced, defense counsel alerted the court that defendant … decision. In delivering his opinion, the judge initially credited the testimony of the officers, noting they did not … 2C:29-2(a)(2). Here, the judge properly identified the requisite elements of second- degree disarming a law enforcement …
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… plaintiff posted his 2013 Nissan 370Z Touring on the website Cars.com,2 an online platform that links car shoppers with … a $249.89 payment to the lienholder in order to protect his credit rating. On August 6, 2018, Kopman texted plaintiff a …
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… charged him with failure to pay $194,817.56 in gross income tax for tax year 2007. Thereafter, defendant entered a … to be $196,065. Defendant was thereafter given a modest credit, producing the $194,817.56 amount stated in the … submits a bad check, a fact-finder may infer the requisite state of mind not to pay: The fact that any payment was …
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… was tried in December 2016. Immediately before the trial commenced, defense counsel alerted the court that defendant … decision. In delivering his opinion, the judge initially credited the testimony of the officers, noting they did not … 2C:29-2(a)(2). Here, the judge properly identified the requisite elements of second- degree disarming a law enforcement …
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… charged him with failure to pay $194,817.56 in gross income tax for tax year 2007. Thereafter, defendant entered a … to be $196,065. Defendant was thereafter given a modest credit, producing the $194,817.56 amount stated in the … submits a bad check, a fact-finder may infer the requisite state of mind not to pay: The fact that any payment was …
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… plaintiff posted his 2013 Nissan 370Z Touring on the website Cars.com,2 an online platform that links car shoppers with … a $249.89 payment to the lienholder in order to protect his credit rating. On August 6, 2018, Kopman texted plaintiff a …
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… through online instruction," allowing students to receive credit for their courses and "complete their degree[s] on … In his amended complaint, Keyes alleged that on its website, Montclair had "market[ed]" an "on-campus experience," … of serious or long-term impairments," or "a substantial future harm to a large number of people" in the A-1843-20 16 …
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… certified tenure charges against Sanjuan for conduct unbecoming. Sanjuan reported that she fell down a staircase at … whether Sanjuan should be terminated. Amicus the NJEA supports the Board and argues that the Appellate Division’s … which then determines “whether there is probable cause to credit the evidence in support of the charge and whether …
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… (PSA). We affirm. In April 2016, plaintiff D.M.C. filed a complaint for divorce ending the parties' thirty-one-year … distribution of $2,467. The PSA also gave defendant a credit in equitable distribution for 100% of a $50,000 loan … to be guided in cases involving "reasonably foreseeable future circumstances . . . ." Morris v. Morris, 263 N.J. …
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… (PSA). We affirm. In April 2016, plaintiff D.M.C. filed a complaint for divorce ending the parties' thirty-one-year … distribution of $2,467. The PSA also gave defendant a credit in equitable distribution for 100% of a $50,000 loan … to be guided in cases involving "reasonably foreseeable future circumstances . . . ." Morris v. Morris, 263 N.J. …
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