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… of burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2(a)(1); conspiracy to commit burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and 2C:18-2(a)(1); … The man stepped directly in front of the camera, took several rolls of lottery tickets, and handed them to the … stolen lottery tickets and sent a subpoena to the Lottery Commission to obtain information about locations where …
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… specifically arguing: POINT [I] THE PCR COURT IMPROPERLY REVERSED THE BURDEN OF PROOF AT THE EVIDENTIARY HEARING, AND … plea agreement to a 270-day period of jail time, required compliance with the registration requirements of Megan's … "deal," and that its terms were "written accurately and completely in the plea papers that [defendant] and [his] …
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… Berdote Byrne. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2016-1336. Charles J. Sciarra argued … the Administrative Law Judge's (ALJ) recommendation to reverse the removal. Because we find the Paterson Fire … 2 Dr. Havier testified the immunoassay uses "antibodies [which] are not 100% specific for a particular drug. If …
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… v. JACOB W. TAFT, BONNIE L. TAFT, jointly, severally and/or in the alternative, Defendants-Respondents, … are addressed in a single opinion because they share a common legal question. In their respective actions, … we conclude it does not and reverse both orders. I A In his complaint, Haines sought damages for the injuries he …
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… alternates. The alternate claimed that during the trial, several jurors routinely met to discuss the case … recognition of the need to 'insure free debate in cases to come,' and to 'prevent the unsettling of verdicts after they … the alternate claim, or even suggest, that juror No. 2's comment "that he was going to make sure this defendant …
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… v. ERNEST JONES, a/k/a EARNEST JONES, ERNEST EVERET JONES, and ERNEST EVERETT JONES, Defendant-Appellant. … 30:4-123.89 to -123.95, to a convicted sex offender who had completely served his sentence and was released under no … Unlike the registration and notification requirements embodied in Megan's Law, which are deemed to be remedial and not …
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… terminated East Orange police officer Mark Patrick. In his complaint, Patrick contested the decision by the Essex … weapons from a law enforcement officer who is charged with committing an act of domestic violence." Attorney General … of who conducted the second fitness-for-duty evaluation; however, the record suggests the evaluation was conducted by …
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… v. JACOB W. TAFT, BONNIE L. TAFT, jointly, severally and/or in the alternative, Defendants-Respondents, … are addressed in a single opinion because they share a common legal question. In their respective actions, … we conclude it does not and reverse both orders. I A In his complaint, Haines sought damages for the injuries he …
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… the SEH Board to repeal Section 7.13, whether the SEH Board complied with Section 51's procedural safeguards, and … The SEH Board maintains that such a requirement promotes competition in A-1723-16T4 3 the small employer health … Society asserts the SEH Board violated. In urging us to reverse the final decision, the Society contends that the …
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… that reveals trade secrets; ( c) research, technical, commercial or financial information that the party has … ( e) personal identifying information ("PII"); (t) income tax returns (including attached schedules and forms), … in testimony given in this action, such question shall nevertheless be answered by the witness fully and completely …
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… POP TEST CORTISOL, LLC, a New Jersey Limited Liability Company, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MERCK & CO., INC., a New … 257 (App. Div.), certif. denied, 170 N.J. 205 (2001). However, "the preference for arbitration is not without … technology related to the compound, the filing of false studies concerning the compound with the FDA, and the formation …
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… to describe the procedural and factual background.2 I. The Complaint Warrant The dispute over the sufficiency of the … grand juries in Middlesex and Camden Counties returned several indictments, charging a 1 On May 14, 2019, the judge … it invited the error. The invited error doctrine embodies "the common-sense notion that a 'disappointed litigant' …
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… provision, permitting the State to revoke its sentencing recommendation if the defendant is arrested on new charges … withdraw his guilty plea. Our decision has no bearing, however, on those plea agreement provisions that limit the State's right to revoke its sentencing recommendation or recommend a harsher sentence if a defendant …
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… Cohen through defendant. Cohen practiced family law but never served as a mediator. He helped the parties resolve the … to retain an attorney. Once she hired counsel, all further communication occurred between her attorney and Cohen. … draft agreement, referring to defendant as "my client" and communicating defendant's wishes. The letter concluded with …
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… Middlesex County, Accusation No. 18- 07-0571. Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for … to reevaluate those two factors. Ibid. The prosecutor complied with our remand instructions, re-evaluated those … objection. The State appealed from that decision. We reversed the trial judge's ruling, noting that "the …
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… denying his application for reinstatement, dismissing his complaint, and affirming the administrative decision. We … at 579. "[W]e must ensure there is 'a residuum of legal and competent 4 A-2386-19 evidence in the record to support'" … 8, 2016, using his credit card. Hanson confirmed plaintiff never flew standby because there was no record of such a …
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… sexual assault, a crime that he indisputably did not commit. He completed his sentence for that crime, and a … of crimes and subsequently imprisoned by according them remedies over and above those already existing . . . ." Mills v. … was impossible for him to make until his conviction was reversed, because a criminal conviction is conclusive …
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… or emotional condition. For the reasons that follow, we reverse.2 The Division removed the boys from L.L.'s care in … to undergo evaluations for substance abuse. L.L. agreed and complied. J.N., Sr., who was on parole, also agreed, but he … and the Division's involvement with her family. She recommended out-patient treatment with the Center for Great …
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… as independent contractors of NRK for a two-year period, commencing on the closing date. TRG and the TRG Members … broker associates who were then affiliated with TRG to become independent contractors of NRK. The TRG Members … become independent contractors with NRK. The APA stated, however, that nothing in the agreement "shall be construed to …
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… and third-degree terroristic threats by threatening to commit a crime of violence and then acting on that threat of … there were people knocking on his door and people were coming out of the woods to get him. Defendant resided in an … effect on the outcome of the proceeding. Virtually every act or omission of counsel would meet that test and …