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… failure to cure its default in payment or to respond to the complaint in this action. I. The facts derived from the … that became due. Thereafter, the City filed its foreclosure complaint. Defendant failed to answer or otherwise respond. … supplemental submissions regarding same. After the parties completed discovery, the Chancery judge held a second …
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IN RE: ALLERGAN BIOCELL TEXTURED BREAST IMPLANT PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATION f::-1 t. J'~p I::-{) SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JE'tt~x ,2 '1 la . LAW DIVISION: BERGEN …
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… TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction and Executive Summary i Committee Membership List v List of New Recommendations vii … and equal treatment from judicial and administrative bodies. The New Jersey Judiciary has a strong reputation for … resource-based system and concurs with the surveys and studies referenced in the Report of the Joint Committee that …
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… (collectively, intervenors) appeal a final decision of the Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Health (the Commissioner) that granted Salem County Hospital … Hospital) to SCHC. In the context of that approval, the Commissioner also permitted SCHC to establish thirty …
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… in this case is whether, under New Jersey statutory or common law, a rooming house operator has a legal duty to … a shared single-occupancy bathroom. There is no designated common area within the building where residents congregate. … bills, and the mortgage; ensuring that the building is compliant with state statutes and regulations; and arranging …
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… history or adult criminal record. Defendant was in the company of two others, her cousin Shiquan Bellamy (Bellamy) … has been established in a felony murder prosecution, a 'compelling need,' . . . is present sufficient to overcome … N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(14)—a new mitigating factor—that embodied an argument defendant has made since her first hearing: …
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… to waive him to the Criminal Part to face a jury trial for committing first-degree aggravated sexual assault upon a … was in special education "pull out" classes for social studies, mathematics, science, and language arts literacy. Z.S. … at times." He vacillated between "passive compliance and obedience" and "stubborn contrariness." He was "aloof and …
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… erroneously denied his motion for a mistrial because a comment by the State 's sole eyewitness was "wholly improper … "say something." Although the court would not allow J.B. to comment at that point, the court permitted him to respond to … of Bouie, and concluded her examination. J.B. made no other comments pertaining to justice for the victim's family.3 …
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… Brian Cohen, O.D., and Harmon Stein, M.D., arising out of complications caused by lasik eye surgery.1 Immediately … Stein. The jury subsequently awarded plaintiff $483,500 as compensatory damages against Dr. Cohen, as the sole … for lasik eye surgery. At that initial visit, plaintiff completed "standard medical forms," and a medical assistant …
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… Bonsall appeal from Law Division orders dismissing their complaint on NJT's summary judgment motion and denying their … dismissal of Sheri's per quod claim. Yet, for the sake of completeness, had we concluded William should be permitted … was palpably unreasonable. The fundamental principles embodied in the TCA include the notion that governmental …
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… Inc. and defendant Retarus, Inc. are considered industry competitors -- they each provide, among other things, … some of its then-clients, and contained a section titled “Competition Analysis” that described the purported advantages of Retarus’s services over named competitors, including Graphnet. The brochure listed several …
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… defendant never warned her that she might have to perform community service and testified that, “had [she] known that this plea agreement had [community service] attached to it[,] there would have never, … not only that he informed plaintiff of the possibility of community service, but also that plaintiff volunteered to …
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… by the New Jersey Criminal Sentencing and Disposition Commission, which may touch on some policy-laden sentencing … fairness of the decision to impose consecutive sentences compels reversal of defendant’s sentence and remand for a … In support of this argument, defendant cites a series of studies and research papers suggesting that there is minimal …
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… unanimous Court. The Court considers whether the New Jersey Commissioner of Education (Commissioner) was required to … New Mexico bars, admitted pro hac vice, and Genevieve Bonadies Torres, of the California and District of Columbia … former Abbott district, previously subject to judicial remedies imposed in the Abbott v. Burke1 litigation, no …
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… and damaging Sun’s facility. Sun brought a single-count complaint under the CFA in federal court alleging that Fike … to govern different conduct and to provide different remedies for such conduct. There is thus no direct and … to fraud and 3 misrepresentation and provides unique remedies intended to root out such conduct. Although the Court …
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… design, require the replacement of asbestos-containing components with other asbestos-containing components during the ordinary life of the product have a … or distributed products integrated with asbestos-containing components. Whelan claims he was exposed to asbestos dust …
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… are generally accepted as accurate by the scientific community. There are two other temperature probes used … passing. The Court will entertain a case that has become moot when the issue is of significant public importance … 170 p . 175 p . 175 p . 1 8 5 I . INTRODUCTION This report deals with the scientific reliability of breath test …
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… patrolling the area of 615 Green Street, a public housing complex where defendant lived. Andrews saw a Jeep parked in … (finding objection waived where counsel raised “tepid complaint” of prosecutorial misconduct before trial court …
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… OPRA’s exemption for security information. Gilleran filed a complaint in the Law Division seeking the requested footage under OPRA and the common law right of access. Gilleran argued that the camera … the Township leave to appeal. 223 N.J. 402 (2015). HELD: Compelling release on demand of security surveillance video …
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… on defendant’s motion for an involuntary dismissal of the complaint, plaintiff presented a prima facie case of … worked for the rescue squad, were separated and about to commence divorce proceedings. Plaintiff testified that, when … plaintiff’s employment on the following day. Plaintiff commenced suit against the rescue squad and his supervisor, …