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… University. Plaintiff B.H.M. possessed a master's degree in computer science and was employed as a software engineer, … at various pharmacies. A Division caseworker who visited the marital residence discovered butcher paper … the [c]ourt. Defendant's [case information statement] shows credit card debt in excess of $39,000, [and] monthly …
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… began in 2003 with the filing of plaintiff John M. Hammer's complaint. The years of litigation which followed include … he "might as well move back to the desert." Among the examples of objectionable conduct the trial judge enumerated in … fairness of Ciuffani's investigation. The judge, however, credited the conclusions and recommendations reached in the …
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… one); first-degree aggravated sexual assault during the commission of a crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(3) (count two); … taken from the kitchen, defendant threatened to kill B.M. unless she provided her computer and Facebook passwords. B.M. … Below). POINT VIII THE TRIAL COURT ERRED BY FAILING TO CREDIT [DEFENDANT] WITH ACCRUED JAIL CREDITS IN VIOLATION OF …
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… sexual contact, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1; N.J.S.A. 2C:14-3(b), as lesser included offenses: second-degree burglary, N.J.S.A. … CREDIBILITY IN BOTH TRIALS. POINT II THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN IT ADMITTED EVIDENCE, … FREDERICK'S ALLOCUTION, DID NOT PROPERLY CALCULATE HIS JAIL CREDIT, DID NOT MERGE THE SEXUAL ASSAULT AND BURGLARY …
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… 17-06-0969. Moriarty Law Firm, attorneys for appellant (Charles Moriarty, of counsel; Timothy C. Moriarty, on the … THEIR TESTIMONY DID NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE FRESH-COMPLAINT EXCEPTION TO THE HEARSAY RULE. [POINT II] … holiday, and returned to New Jersey, "[a]ccording to credit[-]card records," on December 5, 2016; defense counsel …
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… internal medicine at Jersey City Medical Center, which he completed in June 1996. From July 1996 until August 1998, … plaintiff's access to his personal checking accounts and credit cards while also forbidding her from handling any … at $506,000. Reck's report also confirmed plaintiff deposited—and had U.S.3 or another 3 U.S. testified that, …
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… her job, which required extensive reading, writing and computer use, as "sedentary." Defendant participated in the … Defendant explained that her medications made her feel less dizzy and nauseated and enabled her to be more active. … The net result was that plaintiff received a weekly credit of $19 towards his alimony payments and would pay …
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… A different judge heard oral argument on the motions. In a comprehensive oral opinion outlining the parties' arguments … discrete nor separate. They overlap to provide a composite picture of what may be necessary to advance the best … drug and alcohol use endangered the children. The judge credited Dr. Katz's opinions, particularly regarding …
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… M.D.C., by failing to protect her from sexual abuse committed by the child's stepfather, E.R.-L.1 M.D.C. told … witness and her testimony to be uncontroverted. The court credited Crespo's testimony concerning M.D.C.'s descriptions … evidence shares a common and essential prerequisite: "[t]he evidence must be independently admissible for a …
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… to an undue hardship exception, to provide reasonable accommodations in the workplace to pregnant women upon their … patrol. She asked to be transferred to a "light-duty" or less strenuous position within the Police Department. … transactions and leases); (i) (concerning banking and credit lending); (l) (concerning contracts); and (m) …
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… due to her unaddressed mental health issues and her noncompliance with treatment. P.A.A. was diagnosed with … at monitoring depression. On November 16, 2023, McKie visited defendants, who were then living together at an … the American Dream Mall. As a result of these visits, C.M. credited herself with potty training F.A.A. C.M. testified …
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… to an undue hardship exception, to provide reasonable accommodations in the workplace to pregnant women upon their … patrol. She asked to be transferred to a "light-duty" or less strenuous position within the Police Department. … transactions and leases); (i) (concerning banking and credit lending); (l) (concerning contracts); and (m) …
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… life sentence he received for a double murder he committed at age seventeen. Defendant was initially eligible … since July 27, 1981, was awarded 207 days of jail credits. He is now fifty- eight years old. During the … Div. 1996)). Most recently, in Comer, our Supreme Court revisited "the constitutional limits that apply to sentences for …
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… an arrest is made outside the home and, if so, the requisite justification for a warrantless entry and protective … the trial court sentenced Radel to a probationary term with credit for two days served in custody. In October 2015, the … surveillance, a sergeant heard a very loud metallic bang coming from the backyard of 81 Browertown and, almost …
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… an arrest is made outside the home and, if so, the requisite justification for a warrantless entry and protective … the trial court sentenced Radel to a probationary term with credit for two days served in custody. In October 2015, the … surveillance, a sergeant heard a very loud metallic bang coming from the backyard of 81 Browertown and, almost …
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… considers whether the trial court properly dismissed the common law claims of conversion and negligence that Dr. … dollars, forged Lembo’s indorsement on the checks, and deposited the proceeds from the forged checks into their … a. If a fiduciary makes a deposit in a bank to his personal credit of checks drawn by him upon an account in his own …
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… 2011, DeMarco and his wife filed a medical malpractice complaint in New Jersey alleging that Dr. Stoddard … for the provision of insurance coverage from the [RI]JUA.” Less than a week later, Dr. Stoddard wrote a letter to the … Rhode Island judgment was not entitled to full faith and credit and could not be enforced in the New Jersey action …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar … J.J.J&G Wholesale (hereinafter “J.J.J&G”), printout from websites relative to J.J.J&G’s alleged existence, copy of a … and one with a New York address. Taxation did not include credit card sales in its analysis since they were for …
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… M.D.C., by failing to protect her from sexual abuse committed by the child's stepfather, E.R.-L.1 M.D.C. told … witness and her testimony to be uncontroverted. The court credited Crespo's testimony concerning M.D.C.'s descriptions … evidence shares a common and essential prerequisite: "[t]he evidence must be independently admissible for a …
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… internal medicine at Jersey City Medical Center, which he completed in June 1996. From July 1996 until August 1998, … plaintiff's access to his personal checking accounts and credit cards while also forbidding her from handling any … at $506,000. Reck's report also confirmed plaintiff deposited—and had U.S.3 or another 3 U.S. testified that, …