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… is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-0663-16T3 judge found defendant committed assault and harassment against plaintiff P.L.G., … home in New Jersey, where he consumed alcohol "[u]sually every day" and verbally abused plaintiff and R.G. Defendant … and she started filming me with her phone." Defendant felt "very confident" that "she was trying to stage an argument, …
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… Child Protection and Permanency (the Division) has filed a complaint to assume care, custody, or supervision of a child … The FG docket involves cases where the Division has filed a complaint to terminate parental rights and assume … . . [but in] a termination of parental rights case, it's a very narrow definition, and specifically, . . . New Jersey …
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… defendant the cash. Still brandishing the gun, defendant commanded Adams to take him to his remaining stash of drugs. … had expressly addressed and rejected that 7 A-5052-14T1 very argument in our decision on defendant's direct appeal, … Delaney's May 22, 2015 oral opinion. We add only a few comments, along with a caveat respecting the precise …
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… delinquency entered by the Family Part following trial on a complaint alleging acts of delinquency that, if committed by an adult, would constitute third-degree … noted J.H.'s recent prior New York adjudication for "a very serious aggravated assault" during which J.H. shot …
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… "a substantial likelihood exists that [appellant] would commit a new crime if released on parole at this time." That … into the root causes of [his] decisions." He "mitigate[d] every admission by attributing [his] culpable actions to … (30) years incarceration, [he had] not shown the requisite amount of rehabilitative progress in reducing the …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS JAMES LEE and NORTH SEA REALTY … 188, 193 (App. Div. 2012); see also Camden Cty. Energy Recovery Assocs., L.P. v. New Jersey Dept. of Envtl. Prot., 320 … possession by the claimant is a jurisdictional prerequisite of an action to quiet title.” Friedman v. Monaco and …
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A-53-23 Petition for Certification
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… of M.R.’s application for a Certificate of Eligibility for compassionate release. M.R. v. New Jersey Department of … (2) a prognosis concerning the likelihood of recovery from the terminal condition, disease or syndrome, or … contemplated for compassionate release. And, at the very least, the DOC must physically examine M.R.’s condition …
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… 2 A-0380-23 modification of child support, imputing income to defendant in the amount of $125,000 annually. … parent's prior earnings is unavailable, "a court may at the very least impute income based upon minimum wage"). Whatever … We recognize that plenary hearings are not required on every motion seeking modification of child support, but …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-3305-22 dismissing his complaint to remove his sister, Maryalice Raushi, as … complaint to remove Maryalice as executrix and obtain discovery of all his siblings' banking and credit card financial … ordinary administrative expenses, and setting written discovery on Adam's complaint concerning Maryalice's actions as …
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… instructions, the officers drove to a nearby apartment complex, where they saw a man wearing dark clothing, … . . . Shah, and they knew [him. He] went there almost every day for years. There is no way . . . Shah would have … suddenly realize the defendant was not the perpetrator. The very real risk that such a strategy would have resulted in …
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… and informed her she was under arrest. Defendant failed to comply and, after another officer arrived, again fled the … After he arrived at the hotel, defendant refused to come out of her room. Defendant's father invited Sergeant … from untreated mental illness would exacerbate the very real social problem of saddling otherwise law-abiding …
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… conspiracy to murder Hayes and second-degree conspiracy to commit aggravated assault upon Hayes. The State's theory at … except for the alibi and third-party guilt issues. We were very specific in our opinion limiting the scope of the … of his own testimony was found to be credible, it would comprise the sort of evidence that could raise reasonable …
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… that regard, he explained that McCarthy never asked him to come back to the House to repair any of the work that he had … In October 2022, plaintiff sued Taussi. In an amended complaint, plaintiff asserted several claims, including … governing home-improvement contractors require that "[e]very home improvement contract for a purchase price in …
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… October 18, 2024) The indictment charges the defendant with committing the crime of burglary. The indictment reads as … guilty of burglary in the third degree if, with purpose to commit an offense therein the person: (1) Enters a (research … These preparatory steps must be substantial and not just very remote preparatory acts.12 (A)(5) In this case the …
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… 2024.1 Defendant contends the court failed to make the requisite findings of changed circumstances or conduct the proper … lived together until May 14, 2021, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce months earlier based on irreconcilable … weekly, Mondays through Thursdays, explaining her job was "very flexible," permitting her to work from home and take …
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A-46-24 Reply Brief
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… Plaza Newark, New Jersey 07102 pverniero@sillscummis.com mcarucci@sillscummis.com 973-643-7000 Counsel for … when adopting the 2020 rules. (Lrb14). Quite the opposite, while acknowledging the mere fact that the Title IX … block-quoted in Local 888’s brief and a third time in the very next sentence appearing after the quote. (See Lrb14). …
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… plaintiff The Moirai Group, Ltd. summary judgment on its complaint for specific performance of a real property … that plaintiff had served defense counsel with discovery requests on January 31, 2023, which defendants failed … acted in bad faith. The evidence pointed in the opposite direction, given defendants' failure to answer …
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… post-judgment motions also tried the parties' divorce. In a companion case involving plaintiff's challenge to the … was complex, the record demonstrates he took the opposite position. The post-judgment hearing transcripts show he … indulged the parties by conducting several hearings amid a very busy calendar, and reached a just result. Finally, our …
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… DR. LUDMILLA MECAJ, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. SUSSEX COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Defendant-Respondent. … that she was present at the June 2017 meeting, it was a "very broad general discussion," and Dr. Connolly did not … tuition, but she failed to produce evidence during discovery to support this claim. However, SCCC records show that …
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… Haas and Natali. On appeal from the Division of Workers' Compensation, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, … Donald Smith appeals from the Division of Workers' Compensation's June 16, 2022 decision denying his motion for … to the" January 2017 accident. In support, he noted it was "very obvious" the herniated disc at T7-T8 was "fully …