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… Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. REUSSI CAPITAL LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, d/b/a REUSSI CAPITAL, LLC, 501 LAKE TERRACE, LLC, … failure to comply with the statute of frauds prevented recovery on breach of contract, quantum meruit, and tortious … case for . . . plaintiff to comply with the statute[] at a very minimum to send a confirming letter . . . ." The judge …
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… suspect reportedly fled. Around 6:40 a.m., Officer Hurling commenced "canvassing the yard" in search of "a suspect, any … amongst 5 A-4874-18T1 some tools. Upon learning of the discovery of the handgun, Officer Hurling's supervisor told him "not to touch anything, leave everything the way it is." At 8:18 a.m., Detective Rudolfo …
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… plea; and (2) a July 19, 2019 order denying his motion to compel post-conviction discovery. The crux of defendant's contentions on appeal is that … for life. 5 A-0830-19T4 counsel's request for all discovery related to defendant's case. Judge Zunic , who had not …
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… mother, plaintiff Heather Reed Smith (Heather), and commenced an investigation. However, the Division did not … year. In addition, Alexis had unsupervised parenting time every other weekend from Friday morning at 9:30 a.m. or 10:00 … 17, 2019 order because the judge failed to make the requisite findings of fact and conclusions of law and reached a …
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… Liner examined D.C. Dr. Liner testified that she conducted complete physical and neurological examinations of D.C. She … brain to rotate. She also opined that it would have taken a very strong level of force to cause the injuries that she … in the retina. She described the injuries 7 A-3295-10T3 as "very characteristic of child abuse," and again explained …
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… to previously using marijuana and cocaine. The CEC recommended, among other things, a substance abuse assessment … Sr. in August 2018. Dr. Wells' clinical diagnosis was "very consistent" with the previous evaluation, as F.A., Sr. … to no empathy. Dr. Sostre indicated the prognosis was "very poor" because there was no effective psychotherapy for …
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… home. On November 8, 2017, the Division filed a verified complaint and order to show cause (OTSC) for custody of … Division's case worker was "extremely credible" and "was very honest in all of his responses." The judge found Jason "was very out of control. He [was] a [fifteen] year old child …
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… 22, 2018 order denying a reopening and extension of discovery; and two September 28, 2018 orders—one denying permission to amend her complaint to name a new defendant, and the other denying … entity formed to provide educational services. Leaguers' website1 indicates it is 1 Plaintiff's appendix includes a page …
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… OF AGGRAVATING AND MITIGATING FACTORS WERE NOT BASED ON "COMPETENT, REASONABLY CREDIBLE EVIDENCE," STATE v. CASE, 220 … had "no prior criminal record," however he "place[d] very, very minimal weight" on that factor. He also rejected the …
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… when he did not see the children, either because he had not complied with services, his whereabouts were unknown, or he … Jeffrey also testified that the multiple placements were a "very negative thing" and the children were "lucky that they … with her since 2015. She alleged that Patricia often visited Matthew at her house with the children. She testified …
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… Laielli observed a running car parked illegally in the opposite direction directly across the street from Huff 's … "lived right there." Laielli advised him to listen to their commands so that they could "figure that out" but the police … of the affidavit constituted a deficiency that went "to the very heart of the process by which a judicial officer makes …
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… we affirm. I. A. Police charged defendant in a June 6, 2016 Complaint-Warrant (the first complaint-warrant) with … had knowingly and voluntarily entered the plea, it would be very difficult for defendant to withdraw it. Defendant said … for an adjournment: The question is whether, at this very late moment in time, I should give you the opportunity …
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… v. SAINT JAMES SCHOOL, DIOCESE OF METUCHEN, FRANCIS COMISKEY, MARY ERATH, PAMELA HUFCUT, MELISSA MCDONALD, and … (last visited Dec. 3, 2019). 5 A-1325-17T4 the incident to McDonald, … and secure environment. Following almost two years of discovery, defendants moved for summary judgment. Based on the …
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… Manor Hotel in Atlantic City, which Lorady described as "a very busy 3 A-3619-17T1 place for vice detectives." The CI … he began circling the block, which Lorady explained was a common maneuver "to lose a tail or . . . to see if people … "the possibility of danger to police officers guarding the site of contraband while a search warrant is sought"; "the …
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… unresolved for years. The proceedings here were glacial in comparison. Consequently, we uphold an administrative law … of Children and Families' failure to provide complete discovery over a course of years – a circumstance that delayed … of Karen's resource-home license. 4 A-1823-16T2 discovery, the matter was adjourned to October 26, 2011; it was …
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… order, later confirmed as a final judgment, dismissing its complaint that challenged the Township's 2015 denial of a … written opinion. N.J.S.A. 54:4-343 requires, in part, every real property owner, "on written request of the … Alcatel waived its right to that hearing. A-0743-16T1 7 the very problem that [Chapter 91] was designed to remedy. It is …
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… railroad tracks. There 3 A-4934-18 was no train immediately coming and the victim was able to climb back safely onto the … that the testifying officer, Detective Hudson, was "very credible." We must defer to such factual findings "so … here. Finding Detective Hudson's narrative of the events "very credible," the motion judge expressly determined that …
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… challenges a January 15, 2020 order denying his request to compel plaintiff to accommodate adjustments he may seek to … [m]otions for reconsideration are granted only under very narrow circumstances[.] Reconsideration should be used … . . . displayed on each pay stub," assuming he was paid every other 15 A-1764-19 week, but he is paid twice monthly. …
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… judge granted defendant K.A.R.'s (mother) cross-motion to compel cooperation relative to parenting time and granted … hand, plaintiff stated E.R. informed him that defendant "is very belittling to her"; "does not take her feelings into … as parent to ensure the health, safety and welfare to the very child for which they are legally and morally …
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… issue on appeal. Patterson also argues his sentencing court committed error when it: applied a rebuttable presumption in … sentences. In Locane, we stated: [B]ecause of the very nature of a drunken driving collision that results in … effect, that intention could have been made plain in the very section directing when the law would become effective." …