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… was sanctioned with 200 days of administrative segregation, 100 days loss of commutation time, and 30 days loss of canteen privileges. He … an agency's decision should not be disturbed on appeal unless it is arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or …
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… appeals from the May 27, 2016 dismissal of his second complaint with prejudice, dismissed because he did not … with prejudice was a mistaken exercise of discretion. A lesser remedy was called for. Because parts of Aletta's … to his burden." Aletta then filed a somewhat shorter, 100-page, 447- paragraph complaint on September 1, 2015. …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Middlesex County, Docket No. FM-12-2504-15. The Law Office of … amount of $400 a month per child until June 15, 2020; (3) 100% of the 3 A-0103-21 children's college education; and … 2021. The judge also determined that plaintiff had not committed any "fraud," nor had he materially misrepresented …
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… Judge Alberto Rivas issued both orders, which were accompanied by cogent written statements of reasons. We … SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT CAN END THE MATTER FOR ALL PRESENT AND FUTURE BENEFICIARIES. POINT SIX ELEMENTS OF MANDAMUS, AN … Stores of N.J., Inc., v. Borough of Paramus, 125 N.J. 100, 107 (1991). Mandamus "is a writ directing government …
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… 2016, plaintiff AAR Restoration, Inc. (plaintiff) filed a complaint against only one defendant – Mark Donnelly & Son … judgment . . . in the total amount of the claim, which is $100,000." In open court, counsel mentioned as well that … shall replace all previous written or oral negotiations, commitments and writings" (emphasis added). The tenth …
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… that when the properties were sold, defendant would receive 100% of the net proceeds received by plaintiff. In May 2017, … over her half of the asset. In response, plaintiff filed a competing certification. He asserted that he was entitled to … novo). After reviewing the record in light of these principles, we reverse and remand the trial judge's decision …
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… and DELROY CLARKE, NEW JERSEY INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY, DHIANA DIAZ, NJM INSURANCE GROUP, and NEW JERSEY … shall be deemed to have all the rights of the judgment creditor under the judgment and shall enforce and collect … The citations in N.J.S.A. 17:30A-6 have just the opposite purpose." The judge also found the Ruffins' challenge …
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… are the owners of Unit 10 in the Cedar Greens Condominium Complex (Cedar Greens), comprised of ten individually owned … a hazard insurance policy insuring the lender "for not less than 100% of the insurable value of the improvements as …
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… We disagree and affirm. On September 30, 2013, plaintiff visited a friend who lived on Stuyvesant Avenue in the … five] year duration." On June 15, 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint alleging the Township was liable for his injuries. …
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… he was shot by defendant's co-conspirator during the commission of a burglary and robbery in which defendant … society has no legal boundaries. No legal limitations. Lawlessness of that nature cannot be tolerated and you shall be … sentence, arguing misapplication of State v. Yarbough, 100 N.J. 627 (1985), failure to articulate the fairness of …
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… Seitz directed plaintiff to resign as head coach. Plaintiff complied the next day, submitting a letter of resignation. … to relief," it should remain dismissed with prejudice. Sickles v. Cabot Corp., 379 N.J. Super. 100, 106 (App. Div. 2005). Plaintiff's argument that his …
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… employed as a corrections officer for the Juvenile Justice Commission for seventeen years. Castracane was assigned to … to respond. Castracane estimated he'd responded to 70 to 100 such codes over the course of his seventeen years with … could fairly be characterized as "the sort of minor 'scuffles' that occur regularly in a jail environment"). She noted …
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… second-degree arson, N.J.S.A. 2C:17-1(a)(2). Defendant had committed the crimes in 1981 but then fled the country. … with the criminal code in effect at the time defendant committed his crimes. See N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(b) (1995); … factors. Torres, 246 N.J. at 252-53; see State v. Yarbough, 100 N.J. 627 (1985). Therefore, because Torres did not …
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… an African American woman, began working for Verizon as a sales consultant in June 2000. In April 2006, Duncan began … told her that Parrish had a number of questionable credit card charges. He also said, "I'm going to call and … of you." Duncan did not report McFarland's request to the compliance manager who handled a subsequent investigation …
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… agreed would terminate on plaintiff's remarriage, regardless of whether such marriage was void or voidable. … of the invoices to confirm they were incurred post-complaint. Finally, the parties agreed they would divide … the delayed equitable distribution of the three accounts by credit against defendant's overpaid alimony, however, he …
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… break, defense counsel stated she "did not object [to this comment] at the time, because it was kind of already out … for buyers. She explained heroin users typically carry needles, spoons, cotton balls to filter the heroin, "bottle caps … flat on count four . Defendant received 561 days of jail credit against his sentence, and the judge assessed various …
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… graduated. In exchange, plaintiff assumed the joint credit card debt and a personal loan approximating $40,000. … he shall pay from his pension, with the funds being deposited into [plaintiff]'s bank account. Additionally, any … home, and it failed to disclose 12 A-4440-17T1 plaintiff's future anticipated retirement benefits and inheritance. …
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… chapter."1 The Commissioner concluded plaintiff accrued credit toward tenure under N.J.S.A. 18A:17-2 only during the … of the evidence that Rodriguez lacked the requisite delegated authority, and she failed to sustain her … ALJ noted that plaintiff failed to present any evidence refuting the Shambaugh and Cerf certifications, and concluded …
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… Maya. In response to the second call, Division workers visited J.L. and L.Y. at a motel they were staying at with … safety, health, or development will be endangered in the future. Ibid. Moreover, "[c]ourts need not wait to act until … the nature of Maya's medical condition. The court also credited Dr. Lessin's opinion that J.L. could not …
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… chapter."1 The Commissioner concluded petitioner accrued credit toward tenure under N.J.S.A. 18A:17-2 only during the … of the evidence that Rodriguez lacked the requisite delegated authority, and she failed to sustain her … ALJ noted that petitioner failed to present any evidence refuting the Shambaugh and Cerf certifications, and concluded …