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… that same order, contending the judge's imputation of income and determination that his income would rebound after one year was erroneous. In … alimony obligation. The judge found "plaintiff's loss of income [was] due to a change in the company's management, and …
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… officer (DHO) found appellant guilty of fighting. The DHO recommended sanctions of ninety days administrative segregation, sixty days loss of commutation time, and fifteen days loss of recreational … privileges. The DOC issued a final decision imposing the recommended sanctions on April 1, 2019. 3 A-3983-18T2 II. …
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… factual findings were improper as not supported by the competent and credible evidence. We affirm. We are able to … to us. The parties own three properties as tenants in common on First Street, Sussex Avenue, and Camden Street in … Subsequently, plaintiffs filed a seven-count verified complaint seeking a partition of the properties under …
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… the parties to "seek the reunification therapist's recommendations regarding [d]efendant's access to, contact … If the parties could not agree on parenting time after completion of the reunification therapy, defendant could … child support based on the Child Support Guidelines. His income was imputed "based upon his education, skills, prior …
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… The PCR judge rejected the claim that the jury charges on accomplice liability and cross-racial identification were … or criminal history); - 4 A-3602-16T2 1(b)(9) (unlikely to commit another offense); -1(b)(11) (the imprisonment would … term of parole ineligibility."). Defendant's sentence comports with these requirements. Also, the period of parole …
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… Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, and the common law right-to-know. We detailed some of the litigation … 220 N.J. 544 (2015). 3 A-5231-16T2 the [Department of Community Affairs,] Division of Local Government Services" … the City retained in connection with the acquisition; communications between the City and the county improvement …
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… OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2920-18T1 COMMERCE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP #9326, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. … timely cure, plaintiff could resort to all "rights and remedies which are provided for by law or equity or elsewhere in … . [plaintiff] intend[ed] to exercise any and all of its remedies available to it[.]" Defendant's attorney responded to …
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… of the ladder to the supervisor. Notwithstanding the complaints of these other employees, no action was taken to … N.J. Super. at 347 (quoting In re Election Law Enforcement Comm'n Advisory Opinion No. 01-2008, 201 N.J. 254, 260 … Conti's willful negligence. The Board also found Conti committed a "deliberate unsafe act" in using the tire to …
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… J.H., thereby rendering moot F.F.'s appeal. For the sake of completion, we nonetheless briefly address F.F.'s … for ease of reference. 3 A-1548-19T2 and their grandfather commenced in August 2018 and eventually included overnight … stays. Beginning in October 2018, however, F.F. repeatedly complained to the Division's local office manager that the …
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… 15, 2019 order of the Law Division dismissing their complaint against defendant Joseph Dempsey for want of … has any other connection to New Jersey. Plaintiffs filed a complaint against defendant in the Law Division, alleging … statements during the call. Defendant moved to dismiss the complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction. 3 A-3236-18T4 …
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… LLC (“ActionLink”). On June 3, 2015 LGEUS filed their complaint against ActionLink, claiming that the Defendant … to the above agreements. The three counts of LGEUS’s complaint are breach of contract, common-law fraud, and breach of the implied covenant of good …
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… controlling behavior, although the parties continued to communicate. In early October 2016, the parties argued about … made it clear she wanted to end the relationship, and accompanied defendant to her dormitory room so he could … argument when plaintiff wanted to leave and take her laptop computer. During the struggle her computer screen cracked. …
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… think I can do a better job than [defense counsel] when it comes to representing myself. But, if I make mistakes, then … while acting as standby counsel — fell within the range of competent representation. Since, despite making numerous … information, benefit, or favorable effect on the outcome, the judge found he did not demonstrate that the …
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… order). In December 2015, plaintiff filed a verified complaint in Essex County, where defendant resides with … court in 2012 regarding several Child Protective Services complaints against plaintiff. Plaintiff has four other … to changing the visitation schedule. 4 A-2752-15T2 complaint against Robertson due to her deficient conduct. …
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… he would have accepted the State's plea offer, which had recommended a twenty-year aggregate custodial term. We affirm. … PCR petition, without an evidentiary hearing, in a comprehensive, fourteen-page written statement of reasons. …
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… East Windsor, NJ 08520 (609) 469-2110 mtharney@s-tlawfirm.com PRESIDENT ELECT Chad M. Moore VICE PRESIDENTS John E. … system, including the current jury selection process. Dr. Eddie Glaude's comments during the Conference offered a stark … summoned for participation in venires can and should be studied and modified to ensure that the pool of potential …
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… of revocation but is actually viewed by the Motor Vehicle Commission [MVC] as the bridge between full revocation and … stated defendant understood "[t]hat if she [did] not comply with the interlock requirement, that two-year revocation becomes . . . an indefinite revocation until she can …
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… deficit hyperactivity disorder. She admitted hearing voices commanding her to harm herself and she was not compliant with her prescribed medications. DCPP … the hospital, K.R. acknowledged her mental illness and noncompliance with 4 A-0585-20 medication. K.R. stated that she …
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… mistakenly overlooked that the costs in question were encompassed by the child-support guidelines; and granted … and remand for further proceedings regarding the parties' competing claims to counsel fees. The record reveals that … of child support, or whether the child-support obligation encompassed the costs Adam sought for maintaining his …
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… Defendant did not stop. As late as July and August 2020, he communicated with plaintiff to let her know he still wished … by a preponderance of evidence, that a defendant has committed one of the enumerated predicate acts under the … 154 N.J. 394, 400 (1998). Here, plaintiff alleged defendant committed the predicate acts of harassment. A person is …