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… this relief on the ground it had not been served with the complaint in foreclosure. Having reviewed defendant's … April 2014, and requested plaintiff refrain from filing a complaint in foreclosure. In February 2014, defendant … Silva further certified "[d]uring this conversation, I was very clear to Mr. Ramadan that either we come to [an] …
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… 6, 2015, plaintiff moved for a summary decision; the Commission referred the charges and the summary- decision … that such interim relief could only be considered by the Commissioner; plaintiff's counsel argued the arbitrator had … the time frame lacked relevance absent issuance of the very interim award sought. In addition, these issues had all …
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… signs of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome, which "is a compilation of clinical symptoms that is exhibited by a … the mom is pregnant." Dr. Pua observed that the baby was "very jittery[,] . . . wasn't eating[,] . . . she wasn't … in original). As defendant correctly points out, "not every instance of drug use by a parent during pregnancy, …
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… children payroll checks from one of his businesses and deposited that money into a college fund for the children. … or failed to appreciate the significance of probative, competent evidence." Fusco v. Bd. of Educ. of Newark, 5 … courts should grant motions for reconsideration "only under very narrow circumstances." Ibid. The trial court dismissed …
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… System (Board). Affirming and adopting the findings and recommendations of the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), the … He did not recall whether he put signs out, but he knew everyone in the school that day knew what was going on, and … that in the past sometimes when the floors were waxed, everything was waxed. She had not noticed any sign of …
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… received a more than adequate defense; he received a very good defense." This appeal followed. On appeal, … opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). We add the following brief comments. As defendant notes in the point headings to his …
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… time of the divorce, for purposes of alimony, plaintiff's income was agreed to be $82,000 per year, not including his … be able to return to my current employment, since I have very sensitive mold allergies which affect my health and … to dismiss plaintiff's motion because he did not file requisite case information statements per Rule 5:5-4(a), deny …
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… bulkhead. She acquired title on March 31, 2014. By verified complaint, signed June 24, 2014,1 Rodano sought enforcement … judge must find the facts and state conclusions of law on every motion decided by a written, appealable order. R. … of reasons was necessary. In addition, the judge's very brief exposition denying attorney fees on the …
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… consequently, she moved in February 2016 for an order compelling payment of Thomas's fifty percent share of the … 19 and, even more importantly, paragraph 3. At the very least, when applying Rule 4:37-2(b), the judge should … children's education, Thomas was equally obligated. For every dollar Helen paid for that purpose – no matter how she …
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… Division's October 28, 2016 order dismissing his amended complaint against defendants Newark Morning Ledger Co., … publication of an article (the article) on defendants' website, NJ.com, on May 13, 2013, which coincided with the … to dismiss his libel claim as time barred, arguing the discovery rule, equitable tolling, and the doctrine of …
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… outside of the house, Marcos' brother, Angel, told him to come inside because it was late. Shortly thereafter, … for about two months. Defendant further testified he was very afraid of the victim. Defendant testified he acted in … factors to determine whether they 'were based upon competent credible evidence in the record.'" State v. …
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… BARNES, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. USAA CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, USAA LIMITED, Defendants-Respondents. … oral decision, the judge stated: [G]iv[ing] the insured every reasonable inference[,] in addition to liberally … this accident did not happen on a public road. It happened very clearly after two young individuals were on an ATV, …
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… at the time of the incident. R.F. was described as being "very strong-minded and strong-willed," who suffered from … a Facility Reporting Incident Data Analysis Yield was completed by the Director of Nursing, Donna Mayer, and the … judge found: For testimony to be believed, it must not only come from the mouth of a credible witness, but it also has …
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… REQUIREMENT DOES NOT APPLY IN THIS CASE BECAUSE THE DISCOVERY OF THE EVIDENCE WAS NOT INADVERT[E]NT. 4 A-3172-16T1 A … suspicion that an offense . . . has been or is being committed." State v. Carty, 170 N.J. 632, 639- 40 (citing … the contraband during a legal intrusion; (2) the discovery was inadvertent1; and (3) there was probable cause to …
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… A detective banged on the outside door several times and "very loudly" announced: "Police. Search warrant. Police. … been able to knock on the back door of the apartment and accomplish an entry that was unforced does not render their …
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… AGAINST ENTERING A GUILTY PLEA TO A CRIME HE DID NOT COMMIT, WERE VIOLATED. For the reasons that follow, we … other eyewitnesses, and received information that defendant committed the crime. Based upon the video recording, police … was not so inherently suggestive to give rise to a very substantial likelihood of irreparable …
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… cited appellant's prior criminal record, which had become increasingly more serious, the fact that prior … appellant's extensive prior criminal record and that he had committed a crime while attempting to elude prosecution. … establishment of the 120- month FET. Our scope of review is very limited. Administrative decisions of the Board are …
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… were from Caroline, Terry, and Dr. Sheth. The testimony was very brief from Dr. Sheth 7 A-0820-15T3 and Terry. We are …
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… as well as the charges in an unrelated indictment, and to recommend concurrent five-year terms of imprisonment with a … Graves Act, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6(1). The State also agreed to recommend that the sentence would run concurrent to any … judge concluded that defendant obtained the benefit of a very favorable plea agreement, and the record did not …
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… more than eight stories and up to 130 feet in height. Other commercial property in the Journal Square core, designated as Zone 3 "commercial center" permitted buildings as high as … carry out its powers"). The LRHL recognizes that by their very nature, redevelopment projects require many years to …