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… permit application. DEP reviewed the application, paying particular attention to the potential impacts on …
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… at 617-18. If the scheme involves a defendant's promise to pay the victim for the property at a later date, the crime continues until the date for expected payment has passed. Id. at 621-22. By comparison, the crime …
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… such that there was a disassociation between the payment of money and the transfer of drugs; (2) the court … and owed child support and fines, and that he would pay defendant back in installments. Given Dilks's hostility …
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… under factor thirteen should have been "a zero" because his pay stubs showed he maintained "appropriate and stable …
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… without" Jones and that he was "seriously thinking about paying Dominque a visit." He also wrote: "the way I move I …
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… her unable to focus, keep up with students' tasks, or pay attention to teachers. Her last day at work was March 4, …
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… . . . requested," and ordering the Township to pay "[p]laintiff['s] costs and reasonable attorneys' fees." …
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… If the buyers and seller did not agree about who would pay those costs and neither side timely voided the contract, … "She couldn't afford it. She was having trouble making payments for the house . . . that's specifically what I … never conferred a benefit upon Rooney and never expected payment from her. Plaintiffs, therefore, could not succeed …
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… by the defense attorneys as to their client should not pay -- or you should not give that any consideration in your …
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… calendar and [defendant]'s inability to say how she would pay for private counsel." The municipal court judge had …
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… fact in an application or for use in determining a right to payment . . . [of SSDI benefits] commits a crime." Further, … [fifteen] minutes before having to sit," and she could not "pay attention" when she was in pain. Additionally, on …
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… she took no action because she "needed the money to pay rent" that defendant gave her after assaulting her …
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… extended term of seven years' imprisonment and ordered to pay $1300 in restitution. Defendant now appeals from his …
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… of Medicaid authorizes annual appropriations of money for payments to states whose plans for medical assistance have … 42 U.S.C. § 1396d(a) states that “medical assistance” means payment of part or all of the costs [of various] care and … Supplemental Security Income (SSI), which provides cash payments to the aged, blind and disabled. Individuals who …
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… purposes you can just avoid the six months in jail he would pay the fines or whatever (inaudible) 2C:40-26.” Defense …
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… https://www.nj.gov/labor/ lwdhome/press/2020/20200716_paymentsupdate.shtml. 9 Certification of Lesley Hirsch, ¶ 17 … by the State’s “strongest security typically pledged to repay publicly offered obligations” and must be repaid within … in order to refund bonds that were previously issued and pay “the principal of the outstanding bonds.” Id. § 4(b). …
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… limits. Inasmuch as insurance costs are directly related to pay-outs, however, the fact that the risks are substantial …
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… in Jersey City. Hannah, however, had no intention of paying for the heroin. With LaCue as his accomplice, Hannah …
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… (4) refrain from interfering with the device; (5) pay for the cost of repair or replacement of the device if …
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… judgment of “80% of the offer or less,” she would have to pay defendants the costs of suit, “all reasonable litigation … counsel; $22,720.50 in fees to Miceli; and $156,958.10 in payment of medical and workers compensation liens. 16 The …