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… decision, issued by the Acting Superintendent, finding she committed two disciplinary violations and NOT FOR … that an earlier investigation had been classified as a domestic violence investigation as distinct from a "reportable … Law Judge (ALJ) who presided over the evidentiary hearing recommended that these charges be dismissed. The ALJ had found …
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… member Brian Delaney because of his alleged hostile and combative behavior towards them and his company's default on a loan from CCH. This led to three … share a last name, for convenience we use their first names; we mean no disrespect. 5 A-1115-16T2 members except …
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… testimony" which was significant as the evidence was "completely officer-based." With respect to the juror who was … the juror "looked back towards the defense a number of times." Finally, the prosecutor stated the fourth juror was excused because "[t]he stupid people with guns comment bothered" him and he was concerned regarding …
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… to a change of employment and a related reduction in his compensation.1 Plaintiff cross-appeals from the same order, … whether the twenty-five-percent formula would apply to future "fluctuations" in his income. 8 A-5308-18T3 Defendant … either party from making application to the court in the future as a result of a material change in his/her financial …
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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2; 2C:15-1; third-degree … findings supporting its oral decision to admit the other-crimes evidence, the State entered evidence that one of the … the checks which unbeknownst to him, had already been deposited by the victim and dishonored by the bank. 6 The date …
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… January 21, 2020 – Decided May 4, 2020 Before Judges Messano, Ostrer and Susswein. On appeal from the Superior … trial judge erred by admitting and then misapplying fresh complaint testimony; and in relying on Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) testimony, ruled inadmissible …
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… I. Plaintiff-wife Victoria Tolstunov filed her divorce complaint in February 2015, after less than seven years of … sole basis for the divorce. She cited a January 2015 text message from defendant acknowledging he had a girlfriend. 3 … court entered default after defendant failed to answer the complaint. Rather than enter default judgment as plaintiff …
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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) … considered, weighed, and properly balanced all of the requisite factors, including those personal to defendant as well …
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… cause of the resultant disability" "even though it acts in combination with an underlying physical disease." Id. at … and headaches, and recommended vestibular therapy three times per week for four weeks. By January 25, 2016, Dr. … twenty-one page decision, the judge initially posited that "[t]he outcome of th[e] case turn[ed] on the …
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… December 10, 2018 – Decided April 3, 2019 Before Judges Messano, Fasciale and Rose. 1 The order on appeal captions … on properties owned by Anthony V. Ottilio and his company, Ottilio Properties, LLC (collectively, plaintiffs). … and Hans Kretschman. In November 2013, plaintiffs filed a complaint in federal district court against VNB, its parent …
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… LLC, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY and EXECUTIVE RISK SPECIALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, … withheld from the sale of the Clarendon companies and deposited in escrow. Id. at 4. By 2005, Raydon was defunct. Id. … And if Travelers' judgment stands, plaintiffs' judgment becomes completely 14 A-0028-15T1 uncollectible. See ibid. …
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… She contends the court erred in its imputation of income to her, and violated the bankruptcy stay by ordering … for the reasons set forth in Judge Linda Grasso Jones's comprehensive written decisions. 1 We utilize a pseudonym to … child with its parents and siblings; [5] the history of domestic violence, if any; [6] the safety of the child and the …
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… Submitted March 7, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Messano and Suter. On appeal from Superior Court of New … We affirm substantially for the reasons set forth in the comprehensive written opinion of Judge Arnold L. Natali, Jr. … adequately parent either child" now or "in the foreseeable future." Although she has "some strengths that highlight her …
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… 09-04-0318 and 10-08- 0870-I in their entirety; and (3) recommend an aggregate twelve- year prison sentence with an … searches. The State presented the testimony of Detective James Malone, Jr. at the suppression hearing. Malone estimated … and sooner or later the police were going to find out and come looking for it." According to Malone, the CI had …
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… by their first names to avoid confusion caused by their common surname. We intend no disrespect. We shall sometimes … 328 N.J. Super. at 227-28, 230. This is because the "requisite bad faith or knowledge of lack of well-groundedness may … been made for the payment of fees to the attorney in the future." R. 4:42-9(b) and (c). We agree that defendants' …
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… teenagers sat behind her. The group began making profane comments to plaintiff and one of them threw an object at … dismissal, arguing plaintiff's claims, as set forth in her complaint, were barred by the Tort Claims Act (TCA), … Johnson pulled out a concealed handgun and fired multiple times. Ibid. One of the bullets hit the plaintiff. Ibid. The …
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… AUTHORITY; and THE STATE CAPITOL JOINT MANAGEMENT COMMISSION, Defendants-Respondents. IN THE MATTER OF THE … is likely to reoccur and capable of evading review in the future. Further, plaintiff asserts the decisions of the two … of the underlying claim of right in anticipation of future situations is, by itself, no reason to continue the …
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… the parties because this matter involves an incident of domestic violence. R. 1:38-3(d)(10). NOT FOR PUBLICATION … who denied slashing her tires. He stated he wanted to come over and bring a pair of sneakers for B.C., but T.B. … reached a point at which further deliberations would be futile? Please return to the jury room to confer, and advise …
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… ROBERT J. TRIFFIN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. THETA HOLDING COMPANY, L.P., EUROPEAN METAL GROUP, and ARMANDO PEÑA, … name with other parties are referred to by their first names for the ease of reference. By doing so, we intend no … against Luis. Theta alleged plaintiff lacked the requisite legal status of a holder in due course to enforce its …
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… artist, and Fetty Wap Touring, Inc. (FWTI), a touring company, settled with plaintiff prior to trial and are not … Thirty Mile Zone (TMZ), a popular entertainment gossip website, published an article entitled, in part, "Fetty Wap … and people like Mr. Robinson from acting this way in the future. It's been our suggestion from the start that some …