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… and English and a Spanish interpreter translated the communications 3 A-2797-18 between defendant and his … fell short of the prevailing norms of the legal community. Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356, 366-67 (2010). … on the enforcement discretion of federal immigration officials." State v. Blake, 444 N.J. Super. 285, 300 (App. …
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… Hoffman, Suter and Smith. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 316-12/16. Deana … serve as a non-tenure track first grade maternity leave replacement for the 2008-2009 school year. The Board continued … A-0268-18 131 N.J. at 588-89. A petitioner need not receive official and formal notification that he or she may have a …
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… Act (OPRA or the Act), N.J.S.A. 47:1A–1 to –13, and the common law right of access, for approximately thirty-five … or kept on file in the course of his or its 8 A-0537-21 official business by any officer, commission, agency or … building and the adjacent police station; the cameras were placed in strategic locations and a smoked glass covering …
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… v. Rumor's, L-1818-20, and Grego v. Rumor's, L-0117-21. The complaints are not contained in the record. 2 We redacted … verified complaint substituting himself personally in place of his law firm as plaintiff. On August 1, 2022, the … research tool [that] litigants may use to force government officials to identify and siphon useful information.'" …
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… and by the State of New Jersey moved us to appoint a committee of distinguished members of the bar to prepare and … regarding his position, with an awareness of the limits placed upon his judicial role by the :fundamental doctrine of separation o:f powers. The energetic mind of Justice Burling, the teacher-lawyer who became …
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… under the plea agreement.1 1 Four of the indictments encompassed multiple counts, and two included first-degree … by counsel . . . . There's absolutely no trickery that took place; there was no collusion. If anything, it was possibly … he lawfully is entitled to. But . . . if the defendant gets, for instance, six years' credit for being in jail for …
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… and Michael Anthony Mattessich, on the brief). Giblin, Combs, Schwartz, Cunningham & Scarpa, attorneys for … held on to the nurse's arm. After assisting Sabrine in getting to the dressing room, the nurse closed the door and … or the nurses as defendants. The complaint was placed on the 2 Sam sought damages for loss of consortium. 4 …
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… condition imposed by the Board that she successfully complete the Program for Returning Offenders with Mental … bathroom. Stallings testified she had only worked at one place and was terminated for lack of work, not fighting. She … but claimed she only told staff she smoked K-2 to get help for another program participant who had and needed …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Paul X. Escandon in his comprehensive written opinion. In August and September 2016, … each one of those pages, there are initials there. Did you place them there? A. Yes, I did. . . . . Q. Now on the … all the remaining counts of Indictment 17-02- [0232], together with all the related complaints and motor vehicle …
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… 2024, she and defendant got into an argument concerning her communications with a friend. During that argument, … not installed a tracking device she believed he planned to place on her car. She also explained how defendant reviewed … protect herself because defendant's "manic episodes" were getting worse and that she was concerned about what he might …
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… and Michael Anthony Mattessich, on the brief). Giblin, Combs, Schwartz, Cunningham & Scarpa, attorneys for … held on to the nurse's arm. After assisting Sabrine in getting to the dressing room, the nurse closed the door and … or the nurses as defendants. The complaint was placed on the 2 Sam sought damages for loss of consortium. 4 …
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… under the plea agreement.1 1 Four of the indictments encompassed multiple counts, and two included first-degree … by counsel . . . . There's absolutely no trickery that took place; there was no collusion. If anything, it was possibly … he lawfully is entitled to. But . . . if the defendant gets, for instance, six years' credit for being in jail for …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Paul X. Escandon in his comprehensive written opinion. In August and September 2016, … each one of those pages, there are initials there. Did you place them there? A. Yes, I did. . . . . Q. Now on the … all the remaining counts of Indictment 17-02- [0232], together with all the related complaints and motor vehicle …
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… condition imposed by the Board that she successfully complete the Program for Returning Offenders with Mental … bathroom. Stallings testified she had only worked at one place and was terminated for lack of work, not fighting. She … but claimed she only told staff she smoked K-2 to get help for another program participant who had and needed …
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… 2024, she and defendant got into an argument concerning her communications with a friend. During that argument, … not installed a tracking device she believed he planned to place on her car. She also explained how defendant reviewed … protect herself because defendant's "manic episodes" were getting worse and that she was concerned about what he might …
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… set forth below apply only where the plaintiff is a public official or public figure, or where the plaintiff is a … person) and, if a private person, whether the statements complained of by a private person are a matter of legitimate … 445 (2008), in which the court held that once a person becomes a public figure, even if the person subsequently …
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… that defendant stated that she was pregnant and wanted to get back together with him. He alleged defendant called him … flyer with his photo on his car. He suspected defendant had placed the flyer there. He alleged defendant made threats … any oral, written, personal, electronic, or other form of communication with plaintiff. The court scheduled the matter …
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… that defendant stated that she was pregnant and wanted to get back together with him. He alleged defendant called him … flyer with his photo on his car. He suspected defendant had placed the flyer there. He alleged defendant made threats … any oral, written, personal, electronic, or other form of communication with plaintiff. The court scheduled the matter …
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… failed to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that she placed Adam in imminent danger of impairment or that she … after the emergency removal of Adam and her failure to complete two substance abuse programs. Regarding the … angry because this was not the first time Adam managed to get out of the apartment undetected. The officer showed J.J. …
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… CHARGE 2.26 – Page 2 of 8 2.26 failure to ACCOMMODATe employee with Disability under the New Jersey law … of a past or present employment relationship. In Players Place II Condo. Ass’n, Inc. v. K.P., 256 N.J. 472 (2024), … other modified work schedules, (d) leaves of absence, (e) getting or modifying equipment or devices to allow employees …