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… Division. After a de novo review, Judge Borkowski issued a comprehensive seventeen-page decision. She discerned … [AND] ARTICULABLE SUSPICION THAT A VIOLATION HAD BEEN COMMITTED. POINT II OFFICER BODINE WAS NOT ACTING WITHIN THE … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." State v. …
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… doctor's orders, she returned to work with "light duty accommodations." On July 9, the Housing Authority approved … leave so that she could undergo knee surgery. Her recovery took longer than expected, exceeding her October 25 … were removed. Moreover, aside from [] Sims' temporary recovery from a medical procedure and incidental limitation to …
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… to designate a PPR. I. On July 21, 2022, plaintiff filed a complaint seeking primary physical custody of Mary and a … 2-2-3 parenting plan called for defendant's parenting time every Monday and Tuesday; plaintiff's parenting time every Wednesday and Thursday; and for the parties to …
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… plea counsel was ineffective in failing to apply him to Recovery Court and at sentencing. We affirm substantially for … Substance with Intent to Distribute, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of four years in New Jersey State Prison … Defendant stated that he had enough time to review the discovery with his attorney and they discussed the case "ad …
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… M.D. and Steven C. Linn, M.D., and dismissing plaintiff's complaint. We affirm. I. Plaintiff, a gastroenterologist, … in professional conduct which may have affected the delivery of patient care and which [did] not conform to … Hospitals are required to report by submitting the requisite DCA form within seven days of the reportable action or …
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A-36-24 Appellant Response to Amicus Curiae Other
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… C. Magee, Esq. Attorney ID # 017052011 Magee@BRattorneys.com John W. Baldante, Esq. Attorney ID # 031391983 … prior submissions. NJDA urges this Court to take a very narrow view of the TCA based on the Appellate … NBOE refers to vicarious liability in this way at every opportunity. (NBOEb at 1, 3, 7, 8, 9). NBOE does this, …
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… prepared and maintained in connection with his civil commitment in 1983 to Ancora Psychiatric Hospital ("Ancora") … held by the Superior Court of his four-day involuntary commitment to a psychiatric hospital in July 1983. Toward … Dada's June 2022 evaluation report. The doctor found T.B. "very talkative," "shaky/trembling," "feeling angry," in "too …
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… and Jablonski. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket Nos. 2019-458 and 2019-2039. Chance & … maintained that the terms "p*ssy" and "f*ggot" are "used very often in a jail" by the officers, including … of conduct which could destroy public respect in the delivery of governmental services than the image of a …
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… DOCKET NO. A-1037-23 PROGRESSIVE GARDEN STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, DRIVE NJ INSURANCE COMPANY, and PROGRESSIVE … consolidated the two complaints. Following discovery, Progressive filed two motions for summary judgment … our holding in Warnig that Med-Pay benefits represent a very narrow window of coverage to a limited class of persons …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS August 15, 2025 Mr. Aidong Chen 1105 … “due to the technical problem in the defendant side’s website and they make-up it by sending me a pdf file to print … philosophies’: first, ‘the desire to afford every litigant who has a bona fide cause of action or defense …
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A-59-24 American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey Amicus Curiae Brief Letter
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… hand” also possessed a “evil-meaning mind,” sufficient to comprise the compound concept of criminal conduct. … disease or defect that prevented him from forming the requisite mens rea. N.J.S.A. 2C:4-2 (evidence is admissible … uncontroversial, the classification may suggest something very significant about a defendant’s capacity, when in fact …
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… the public school system "shall be dismissed or reduced in compensation . . . except for inefficiency, incapacity, … the arbitration, respondent supplemented her previous discovery disclosures; upon receipt, the Board moved to suppress … should be the operative date to cure the outstanding discovery issues." [Dr. McKissick] then found that [Batts] "was …
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… Kremer. The Chancery Division found defendant failed to overcome the presumption that decedent had revoked her will, and … of a lost will at the time of their death is a prerequisite for the presumption of revocation to apply. In re … statute the Legislature recently modified to prevent the very outcome contemplated here. Such an outcome is a matter …
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… and ordered a plenary hearing following a period of discovery and the filing of case information statements by both … 3 A-3976-22 The court initially ordered all discovery competed by November 30, 2022. Plaintiff opposed defendant's … her bank records evidence large amounts of money being deposited monthly with a substantial amount coming directly from …
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… a medical procedure that day. Ibid. Defendant voluntarily accompanied police to headquarters, where he gave a Mirandized … [trial counsel] cross-examined [the lead detective] about every aspect of his interaction with . . . defendant. … rejected "defendant's testimony that he was 'groggy and very tired,'" the PCR judge found appellate counsel "had no …
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… v. GEORGIE M. HARDY, PROGRESSIVE CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY and/or PROGRESSIVE SOUTHEASTERN INS. CO., … specific insurance coverage minimums. N.J.S.A. 39:6A-3[:] "Every owner or registered owner of an automobile registered … to New Jersey's insurance pool bars the driver's recovery for economic and non-economic damages. Caviglia, 178 …
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… waived. I. Although the record provided on appeal is incomplete, in view of our disposition, we need only summarize … In December 2020, plaintiff filed a self-represented complaint against defendant in the Special Civil Part for … record why he was not contacted via those channels – at the very least – on the February 2 return date. As plaintiff …
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… center for seven days. During a behavioral assessment completed approximately two weeks after these events, … submission constitutes something extraordinary and compelling or idiosyncratic in her background, related to … that would . . . overburden the [c]ourt and these are very serious charges, . . . which potentially causes [a] …
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… repeatedly in slow motion. Ibid. The Appellate Division recommended that the Model Criminal Jury Charge Committee … the speed of a video or creating a straightforward composite video, a screenshot, or an enlarged photo from a … in the video somewhat obstructed, but the video was also “very short” and the “rapid activity in the six-second …
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… documented the 2 The superseding indictment alleged Ryan committed the sex offenses on March 29, 2021, but the … 104." In its oral decision, the court found: The discovery provided by the State and the interviews conducted by … of [Kim] to lie or to fabricate, including about the very substance of the allegations that she has made against …