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… of PTO hours based on an employee's hours worked, years of service, and job classification. The policy also provided … with the Wage Collection Section, Division of Wage and Hour Compliance, of the New Jersey Department of Labor and … or admitted in the court below, if otherwise legal and competent, without notice to the opposite party." See Marr …
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… of PTO hours based on an employee's hours worked, years of service, and job classification. The policy also provided … with the Wage Collection Section, Division of Wage and Hour Compliance, of the New Jersey Department of Labor and … or admitted in the court below, if otherwise legal and competent, without notice to the opposite party." See Marr …
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… On October 12, 2011, the Division filed a verified complaint and order to show cause, pursuant to N.J.S.A. … turned back on; decided to leave Paterson, where social service agencies were available to her; failed to secure … that J.B. suffered from bipolar disorder, and she had stopped taking her medication eight months earlier. J.M. …
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… ensuing four-day trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive fifty-three-page written decision. We affirm, … February 12, 2016, after a referral from the Puerto Rican Community Day School that Mark had two consecutive unexcused … the notion that she required additional treatment or services. Dr. Lee concluded that J.A.R. suffers from both …
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… Nos. FJ-12-0124-19, FJ-12-1196-18, and FJ- 12-1197-18. Christopher L.C. Kuberiet, First Assistant Prosecutor, argued the … decide whether a Family Part judge may divert a delinquency complaint from court action without affording the juvenile … without the benefit of full assessments by court intake services evaluating the juveniles' personal and family …
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… ensuing four-day trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive fifty-three-page written decision. We affirm, … February 12, 2016, after a referral from the Puerto Rican Community Day School that Mark had two consecutive unexcused … the notion that she required additional treatment or services. Dr. Lee concluded that J.A.R. suffers from both …
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… Nos. FJ-12-0124-19, FJ-12-1196-18, and FJ- 12-1197-18. Christopher L.C. Kuberiet, First Assistant Prosecutor, argued the … decide whether a Family Part judge may divert a delinquency complaint from court action without affording the juvenile … without the benefit of full assessments by court intake services evaluating the juveniles' personal and family …
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… On October 12, 2011, the Division filed a verified complaint and order to show cause, pursuant to N.J.S.A. … turned back on; decided to leave Paterson, where social service agencies were available to her; failed to secure … that J.B. suffered from bipolar disorder, and she had stopped taking her medication eight months earlier. J.M. …
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… to vacate, finding that defendant had not provided proof of service. Defendant then filed for reconsideration, attaching two certifications regarding service of the original motion on plaintiff. On March 13, … will be considered void when a substantial deviation from service of process rules has occurred, casting reasonable …
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… OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1170-10T1 COMBINED COMPUTER RESOURCES, INC., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. KELLY SERVICES, INC., SOURCE ONE TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS, LLC, JEFF … One such exception is based on principles of equitable estoppel, A-1170-10T1 6 which the judge found applicable in …
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… The CPR Board Initial Review Recommendation to the Judge form (CN 11355) must be used for … Abuse or Neglect Cases in NJ – Written & Published by Legal Services of NJ … Adoption and Safe Families Act … The CPR … cared for by a relative; (2) the division has documented a compelling reason why termination of parental rights would …
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… to vacate, finding that defendant had not provided proof of service. Defendant then filed for reconsideration, attaching two certifications regarding service of the original motion on plaintiff. On March 13, … will be considered void when a substantial deviation from service of process rules has occurred, casting reasonable …
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2C:21-6g
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… reads as follows: A person who receives money, good, services or anything else of value obtained by the unlawful … a knowing, intentional control of a designated thing, accompanied by a knowledge of its character. [Charge: Model … by an airline, railroad, steamship or other transportation company which was acquired without reasonable inquiry to …
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… v. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD and INSITE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. … Starbucks was then leasing across the street , filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging the site … rejected Delco's argument that the doctrine of judicial estoppel should have barred InSite from changing its method of …
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2C:20-25b
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… Approved 6/11/18 Page 1 of 5 COMPUTER CRIMINAL ACTIVITY - ALTERS N.J.S.A. 2C:20-25(b) The indictment charges the defendant with the offense of computer criminal activity. That section of our statute … computer network, or denies, disrupts or impairs computer services, including access to any part of the Internet, that …
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… v. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD and INSITE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. … Starbucks was then leasing across the street , filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging the site … rejected Delco's argument that the doctrine of judicial estoppel should have barred InSite from changing its method of …
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… 29, 2021 order of the Law Division dismissing its verified complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging the award … of a contract for solid waste and recycling hauling services to defendant Recycle Track Systems NJ, LLC (RTS). … was not attached to the RTS bid. RTS subsequently remedied that omission by submitting a list of B&B's equipment …
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… CITY OF ELIZABETH, Plaintiff, vs. THE REINFORCED EARTH COMPANY, ELIZABETH METROMALL, LLC, NEW JERSEY METRO MALL … or constructed defective materials in relation to the Complaint, Defendants. Rule 4:6-2 provides: SUPERIOR COURT … ( c) insufficiency of process, ( d) insufficiency of service of process, ( e) failure to state a claim upon which …
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… not Sam. By 2011, however, the Division had also become involved in Sam's care, providing services to the family, including a referral to the Division … rely on Mary, despite the fact Tom "confirmed his wife stopped giving [Sam] his medication." Tom could not answer …
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… birth in January 2012. The hospital where Tara was born communicated concerns about Carol and Michael's apparent … care and supervision of Tara, ordered Carol and Michael to comply with services and directed supervised visits between Tara and her …