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… the hospital, defendant told her father that something had come out of her body while she was in the basement and that … Strumolo remained concerned that a crime may have been committed at the home and believed his supervisors would … the hospital and was sitting in his office. When Strumolo recommended they obtain a search warrant for the Barry home, …
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… d/b/a Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center (MHA), filed a complaint in the Law Division against defendant insurance companies1 (collectively, HealthFirst or defendants) for … Circuit appeal, defendants moved to dismiss plaintiff's complaint pursuant to Rule 4:6-2(e) for failure to state a …
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… related services, at the district's expense. In order to accomplish this goal, Uszenski, with Halsey's concurrence, … However, three weeks after Morgan was retained, Uszenski recommended that the district's Board of Education (Board) … for payment could not be processed because it was not accompanied by a medical note authorizing "bedside" services …
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… Lab" on a "daily basis." Plaintiff was offended by these comments and asked to see the Sherriff to complain, but Captain Rizzi told plaintiff that the Sheriff … plaintiff "Half- Dead." Plaintiff was offended by these comments and asked his superiors to stop, but they just …
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… for third-degree terroristic threats involving a threat to commit a crime of violence. Defendant contends: POINT I THE … IRRELEVANT EVIDENCE TO PROVE [DEFENDANT'S] PROPENSITY TO COMMIT THE CRIMES CHARGED, THEREBY PREJUDICING HIS RIGHT TO … THE EVIDENCE. B. ADDITIONAL IMPROPRIETY OF THE PROSECUTOR'S COMMENTS REGARDING [DEFENDANT'S] CRIMINAL HISTORY. C. …
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… before the litigation, without success. Consequently, the complaint denominated the nurse as "Agency Nurse RN 104," … nurse retained counsel and thereafter moved to dismiss the complaint as untimely. A different judge granted her motion, … of a tumor in his colon. The tumor was removed without complications on March 31. The patient remained at the …
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… that he was denied his constitutional right to present a complete defense because he was not permitted to explore … assaulted her. A.D. requested that a sexual assault kit be completed but afterwards she clarified that she was not … returned after he spoke with A.D. and she begged him to come back. At home, he and A.D. had sex and went to sleep. …
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… THOMAS BRODOWSKI, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, and DR. GLEN GABERT, … vice president of administrative services at Hudson County Community College (the College) because, according to his … not act for [the asserted] non[]discriminatory reasons.'" Fuentes v. Perskie, 32 F.3d 759, 765 (3d Cir. 1994). [Kolb, …
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… permitted in the front yard of a lot. Plaintiff filed a complaint against the City in the Law Division seeking: 1) … alleged other causes of action in Counts IV and V of her complaint that were subsequently dismissed by the trial … renewed their prior motions for summary judgment, all three complaints came before a different judge for oral argument. …
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… Scott Sanders married in 2000. When plaintiff filed her complaint for divorce in 2016, defendant was incarcerated, … cab business.1 Defendant filed a pro se answer to the complaint and also asserted a counterclaim. At all times … she formed a corporation in New York to acquire and hold commercial property in Brooklyn (the Brooklyn property). In …
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… OF INCUMBENT LOCAL EXCHANGE CARRIER SERVICES AS COMPETITIVE ________________________________ Argued February … Board of Public Utilities (Board), which reclassified as competitive four telephone services provided by Verizon New … evidentiary hearing. We affirm because the Board's order complied with the governing statute, was supported by …
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… Police was twenty-percent liable, and that there was no comparative negligence on plaintiff’s part. The jury awarded … defendants were negligent and whether plaintiff was comparatively negligent. The Court granted the public-entity … HELD: The individual defendants’ liability and plaintiff’s comparative negligence are not intertwined with the issues …
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… from her representation of defendant, citing his failure to communicate with her and pay for services she had rendered … finding that the application was belated in view of the upcoming May 2 trial date, and defendant had expressed his … counsel told the judge, "there's been a breakdown in communication that clearly will affect my ability to …
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… "consists of a one-story, masonry, cold storage industrial complex comprised of approximately 72,600 square feet of warehouse, … . . . ." Additionally, Section 9.01 of the 2016 lease comparably provided, in part: "The [t]enant shall keep the …
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… injuries he sustained in the accident. Plaintiff filed his complaint in November 2021. In July 2022, plaintiff failed … provide the Ring camera footage. Defendant then moved to compel the Ring camera footage. Thereafter, plaintiff … Defendant subsequently moved to dismiss plaintiff's complaint pursuant to Rule 4:23-2(b)(3), asserting plaintiff …
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… of the inmate's rights. She sent the email from her work computer using her official DOC email account, but believed … and sergeants." Plaintiff's four-count second amended complaint alleged: (1) Edwards retaliated against her for … the retaliation against jail employees was so widespread, common and accepted as to amount to an official policy. …
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… considered defendant's contentions and rendered a comprehensive thirty-two-page written decision, with which … Vasquez, 129 N.J. 189 (1992) (holding that the court is not compelled by the Comprehensive Drug Reform Act to impose [a] period of parole …
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… the Senate introduced S. 49, which was described in its accompanying statement as a bill that would "establish[] … New Jersey." Senate Health, Hum. Servs. and Senior Citizens Comm. Statement to S. 49 (Jan. 6, 2022) (L. 2021, c. 375). … it to the Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens Committee. That Committee met the same day in the State …
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… of Environmental Protection (DEP) that Solvay is subject to compulsory and discretionary direct oversight of its … treat, cleanup, and remove PFNA, PFOA, and other PFAS compounds at and around the Site prior to issuance of the … with 5 A-0635-20 respect to the historic use of PFAS compounds and replacement chemicals at the Site, and stated …
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… to English, Google Translate, https://translate.google.com/?sl=es&tl=en&text=t%C3%ADo&op=translate. 3 A-0819-19 … involving defendant. The victim stated she was plucking and combing defendant's facial hair, while sitting on his lap, … detective went to defendant's residence to ask if he would come to the Prosecutor's Office for questioning. Defendant …