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… Argued September 10, 2019 – Decided Before Judges Messano, Ostrer and Vernoia. On appeal from the Superior … but remained a defendant at trial on his daughter's complaint. 3 A-3119-17T4 protection (PIP) benefits. … or training in evaluating medical bills and who was competent to testify as to their reasonableness. Defendant …
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… who explained the theory of Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) regarding "a child's often … (3) failing to consult with an 7 A-3509-17T1 expert to refute the State's expert; and (4) failing to file motions … Do you have any idea what the rules of court are when it comes to conducting a trial? THE DEFENDANT: As far as …
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… support for the parties' two children, denied his motion to compel defendant to contribute to the transportation expense … respective percentage shares of their respective net incomes as reflected on" an attached child support guideline … when and if the parties actually need to retain one in the future with the understanding that they agreed to share …
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… brought by plaintiff Ernest Bozzi who seeks access to names and addresses on dog license records issued by … Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, and the common law right of access to public records. The … separately denied plaintiff's requests, so plaintiff filed complaints in the Law Division to obtain 3 A-4742-17T4 the …
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… had remnants of Tang powder. He retained the sweetener for future use. He explained that the sweetener was sold at the … supporting a disciplinary decision to revoke good time credits. Superintendent, Mass. Corr. Inst., Walpole v. Hill, … evidence of a violation. A fair proceeding is a prerequisite to determining whether substantial evidence supports …
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… (Frank). On April 12, 2018, the Division filed a verified complaint and an Order to Show Cause (OTSC) seeking custody … correctional facility immediately revealed the futility of that endeavor. Furthermore, Thrive Executive … 2018 until the end of that year, a Division caseworker visited defendant twice a month. During these interactions, …
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… -35. Defendant argues the trial judge erred in finding he committed the predicate act of harassment and that an FRO was necessary to ensure plaintiff T.I.B.'s future protection. As our review of the record demonstrates … defendant "trying to win her back" and sent with the requisite purpose to harass. Specifically, in line with the first …
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… an April 4, 2024 order striking his answer to the amended complaint and restated counterclaims. We affirm both orders. … that the letter shall also include (i) a schedule of any future medical procedures for . . . Leh, (ii) a timetable … . Leh can appear in [c]ourt in person and remotely for any future proceedings within the next three (3) months and …
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… attorneys; Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., Paul P. Josephson, and James R. Hearon, on the brief). PER CURIAM Defendants Suzie … "Additional Rent," specified "[i]f the Tenant fails to comply with any agreement in [the] Lease, . . . [t]he … concession charge back provision was "not an estimate of future damages resulting from a breach." Defendants further …
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… trial court erred in finding plaintiff established the requisite predicate acts or the need for permanent restraints … threats, [and] accusations repeatedly, and they would be completely out of left field." He explained his mother also … is required to protect the party seeking restraints from future acts or threats of violence. Id. at 126-27. "[T]here …
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… v. CITY OF JERSEY CITY, LENNAR MULTIFAMILY COMMUNITIES, and LMC LAUREL-SADDLEWOOD HOLDINGS, LLC, … the property. Needless to say that we are in support of the future development and fully onboard of the proposed … thereto," and to "disclose in the certification the names of any non-party who should be joined in the action . . …
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… may also evict [defendant] if [defendant] does not comply with all of the terms of this Lease and for all other … saw him "leaving out or coming in . . . at least three times out of a week." He was "more than a visitor." He was … of the statutorily mandated notices is a prerequisite to the court's jurisdiction to enter a judgment of …
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… January 2024 deadline amount] is made within the timeframes set forth in . . . paragraph 6. At the time of the … responded that the Brick property "just had all repairs completed" and would "be listed shortly" for approximately 2 … that he would "likely" require a heart transplant in the future. Because of his health issues his physician reported …
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… her home from school, defendant would tell J.E. to accompany him to the basement. Once there, he "put his . . . … States for six years and had completed some county college credits, the interview was conducted with assistance from … his statement admissible and "failed to make the requisite finding that [d]efendant intelligently and voluntarily …
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… Petty1 filed an order to show cause (OTSC) and verified complaint, seeking to invalidate his mother's July 2020 and … we refer to them in this opinion by their first names. 3 A-1716-23 testified at his deposition regarding the … years' imprisonment. According to appellant, decedent visited him in prison, although he could not recall their …
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… that given the fact that the defense was "entirely incompatible with a claim of self-defense," there was "no … window." Gunter described the scene as "a herd of people coming towards the passenger side of the car and . . . … and Cepeda testified he saw "these other guys" come "out of nowhere," "jump[] in the car, and . . . hit[] …
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… intoxicated S.T. was left unsupervised with [Avery] and was committed to a mental health crisis unit." The Division … supervision of all her children continued. S.T. regularly visited Avery in the hospital. Karen D. Wells, Psy.D., … drink." The court specifically rejected concerns of S.T.'s future drinking, stating, "Well, there's not many things you …
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… trial court orders that resulted in the dismissal of her complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, in which … true" the allegations contained in plaintiff's Law Division complaint. Santiago v. N.Y. & N.J. Port Auth., 429 N.J. … argument: A-1614-23 8 The . . . Board . . . has the requisite experience and understanding of complex regulatory …
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… her privacy. R. 1:38- 3(c)(12). 2 She recalled defendant commenting on the age difference between her and her … "jabbed him with [her] fingers and pushed him [in the] opposite direction of where my bedroom was," and the two of them … towards defendant, asked him to leave several more times, which he again refused. C.S. then "pointed at the door …
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… JERSEY PHILIP S. CARCHMAN, J.A.D. RICHARD J. HUGHES JUSTICE COMPLEX ACTING ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR OF THE COURTS P.O. Box 037 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 08625-0037 [Questions or comments may be addressed to (609) 984-0066] DIRECTIVE # … this proceeding, including any proceedings relating to domestic violence, other protective orders, termination of …