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… R. 1:7-4. Plaintiff filed a New Jersey Resident Gross Income Tax return for tax year 2016 on which he reported $0 gross income. Plaintiff did not include a W-2 statement with his tax … means all remuneration (other than fees paid to a public official) for services performed by an employee for his …
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… a duly appointed Breath Test Coordinator/Instructor. In my official capacity, and consistent with "Calibration Check … guilty plea, have insufficient merit to warrant extended comment. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). 10 A-4002-15T3 "Generally, a … a backdrop for the arguments that follow and requires no comment. His second point in this series (Point III of his …
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… that severed a single count of engaging in a pattern of official misconduct, N.J.S.A. 2C:30-7, from an indictment's … altercation. According to the State, defendant failed to complete an Attorney General use-of-force report and falsely … words, the judge doubted the right 4 The judge made some comments that suggested he believed some or all of the …
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… order dismissing counts one, four and five of her amended complaint. We affirm substantially for the reasons expressed … and she was subjected to disparate treatment as compared to other inmates. Ibid. It also included a demand … of Ramsey, 162 N.J. 375, 387 (2000). Whether a public official is to be afforded qualified immunity is also a …
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… Medical Center (BRMC) that he had a record of "admission, commitment, or treatment" with the facility. The detective … available. In addition to the State application forms, W.R. completed an additional questionnaire created by the … TO FIREARM PERMIT APPLICATIONS (UNDER N.J.S. 2C:39-10) AND OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT (UNDER N.J.S. 2C:30-2). 6 A-5426-16T1 a. …
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… Judge Alberto Rivas issued both orders, which were accompanied by cogent written statements of reasons. We affirm. The facts and procedural history are not complicated. In January 2019, plaintiff filed an … redress for actions taken by governmental bodies and public officials. See Nolan v. Fitzpatrick, 9 N.J. 477, 485 (1952). …
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… as follows: • O'Brien was arrested and charged with official misconduct, N.J.S.A. 2C:30-2, and, in fact, … victim] who was not able to produce her license, [O'Brien] committed serious misconduct. I find this act, alone, compromised O'Brien's ability to continue serving as a …
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… in a continuous flow of information to law enforcement officials." Grodjesk v. Faghani, 104 N.J. 89, 97 (1986). … participation in a criminal offense," a defendant can overcome the privilege against disclosure by showing "that the … U.S. at 63-65). A CI's mere presence at the time defendant commits a crime does not require disclosure of the CI's role …
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… appeals from the May 27, 2016 dismissal of his second complaint with prejudice, dismissed because he did not … sufficiently address the "scandalous" nature of his initial complaint, which was dismissed without prejudice. See R. … of the judge. Plaintiff's complaint accused various public officials of tortious behavior including criminal behavior …
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… appeals from the May 27, 2016 dismissal of his second complaint with prejudice, dismissed because he did not … sufficiently address the "scandalous" nature of his initial complaint, which was dismissed without prejudice. See R. … of the judge. Plaintiff's complaint accused various public officials of tortious behavior including criminal behavior …
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… Judge Alberto Rivas issued both orders, which were accompanied by cogent written statements of reasons. We affirm. The facts and procedural history are not complicated. In January 2019, plaintiff filed an … redress for actions taken by governmental bodies and public officials. See Nolan v. Fitzpatrick, 9 N.J. 477, 485 (1952). …
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… Medical Center (BRMC) that he had a record of "admission, commitment, or treatment" with the facility. The detective … available. In addition to the State application forms, W.R. completed an additional questionnaire created by the … TO FIREARM PERMIT APPLICATIONS (UNDER N.J.S. 2C:39-10) AND OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT (UNDER N.J.S. 2C:30-2). 6 A-5426-16T1 a. …
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… in a continuous flow of information to law enforcement officials." Grodjesk v. Faghani, 104 N.J. 89, 97 (1986). … participation in a criminal offense," a defendant can overcome the privilege against disclosure by showing "that the … U.S. at 63-65). A CI's mere presence at the time defendant commits a crime does not require disclosure of the CI's role …
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… as follows: • O'Brien was arrested and charged with official misconduct, N.J.S.A. 2C:30-2, and, in fact, … victim] who was not able to produce her license, [O'Brien] committed serious misconduct. I find this act, alone, compromised O'Brien's ability to continue serving as a …
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… as follows: • O'Brien was arrested and charged with official misconduct, N.J.S.A. 2C:30-2, and, in fact, … victim] who was not able to produce her license, [O'Brien] committed serious misconduct. I find this act, alone, compromised O'Brien's ability to continue serving as a …
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… Esq. being of full age, hereby certify that a full and complete copy of Defendant's Motion for a Probable Cause … the number of hours required to be worked by an elected official to be eligible for enrollment in the State Health … week as required by P.L. 2010, c.2. If he did work the requisite time, then he was entitled to benefits regardless of …
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… on the JPay inmate kiosk system. On July 20, 2022, an NJSP official responded as follows: "If you would like copies of … for 2022 to be provided."1 On November 4, 2022, an NJSP official responded as follows: "Please see your area …
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… court's September 15, 2017 dismissal of his defamation complaint against defendant NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … of September 15, 2017. We add only the following brief comments. This case arises from a long-term and contentious … daughter made at school. Plaintiff alleges school officials wrongfully detained his daughter after school …
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… if you find beyond a reasonable doubt that he/she did commit the crime(s) charged, you should then consider his/her claim that the law enforcement officials (and/or their agent or informant) caused him/her to commit the offense by methods which were contrary to legal …
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… court's September 15, 2017 dismissal of his defamation complaint against defendant NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … of September 15, 2017. We add only the following brief comments. This case arises from a long-term and contentious … daughter made at school. Plaintiff alleges school officials wrongfully detained his daughter after school …