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… and buttocks. The victim's mother sought assistance from a community group, which contacted the Division of Child … About a month later, defendant was found in New York. Accompanied by other officers, Detective Moreno arrested … that it was possible that he touched the child "in a careless moment" when his "hand slipped and passed by her . . . …
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… to wait two years from the sale date to seek foreclosure unless it could show the properties were abandoned. N.J.S.A. … than two years from the sale date – so the propriety of the commencement of these actions and the legitimacy of the … in two general ways. First, the holder may file with the complaint "a certification by the public officer or the tax …
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… a March 18, 2016 decision rendered by a Law Division judge, compelling it to provide various documents to plaintiff … and remand for further proceedings. I Plaintiff filed a complaint against NJT and defendant Kevin Ruff under the New … work environment sexual harassment and retaliation. In her complaint, plaintiff claims she had been the Assistant …
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… order granting the summary judgment dismissal of the complaint she filed against defendants, Claudia Kerman and … tried "shov[ing] him a little bit, like [a] nudge;" nevertheless, Sean continued to sleep. Assuming he was "in a deep … certified nursing assistant and had also studied towards becoming a registered nurse. Prior to this incident, however, …
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… her employment with the District based on her unbecoming conduct in handling the eligibility and placement of … the public school system "shall be dismissed or reduced in compensation . . . except for inefficiency, incapacity, … to have been her misconduct." Relying on New Jersey Rules of Professional Conduct (RPC) 1.13 and 4.2, Judge …
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… N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1(c). Two weeks later, the landlord commenced this suit for possession. After a one-day trial at … on residential evictions in broad, sweeping language: "No lessee or tenant or the assigns, under-tenants or legal … restricted by the context." N.J.S.A. 1:1-2. Left only with common sense and the context in which "the person" is found, …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Docket No. L-7832-13. Eric J. Warner, attorney … of India, it required the signature of a 1 PKM is an Indian company that advises clients on mergers and acquisitions. 2 … intent (LOI) they secured from interested buyers who also visited the facility. Plaintiff sent all invoices to DPCL in …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Probate Part, Middlesex County, Docket No. 250686. Kenneth W. Thomas argued … and testament executed on April 1, 2013, filed a verified complaint and order to show cause to probate the estate and … and failure in any case to comply with both prerequisites aforesaid, which shall always be construed as …
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… all three televisions were broken, a video game system and computer were broken, and some of her furniture had been … two of the four occasions when Diane claimed defendant had come by her home in January and July 2018, defendant had not … appellate court will not set aside an evidentiary ruling unless it appears that the trial court made a "clear error of …
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… instructed the jury, and affirm. I. Plaintiff filed a complaint seeking damages for personal injuries caused by … crosswalk, and where not otherwise prohibited, at right angles to the roadway. It shall be unlawful for a pedestrian to … "crosswalk" under N.J.S.A. 39:1-1 as a definitional prerequisite to the charge. The judge noted a "marked" crosswalk may …
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… amount of at least five but fewer than 100 dosage units unless lawfully prescribed or administered by a licensed … and purpose as separate propositions of proof do not commonly exist. They must ordinarily be discovered as other … one must have a knowing, intentional control of that item accompanied by knowledge of its character. So, a person who …
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… the Court on a Presentment from the Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct (Committee). The Committee … of burglary tools, and possession of fifty grams or less of marijuana. The charges were downgraded to disorderly … of consecutive sentences without providing the requisite basis [internal citation omitted]; (c) Respondent’s …
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… Family Part's August 31, 2021 order denying his request to compel blood or genetic testing to determine whether he is … Over the course of the ensuing years, defendant never visited or contacted the child. He paid child support, but was … one occasion. During that visit, defendant took swab samples from both himself and the child for a "home DNA test." …
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… there was no evidence that: (1) the hearing officer visited the scene of the damaged door and inspected it … there is substantial credible evidence that the inmate committed the prohibited act, but also whether, in making … find no merit to Tice's arguments. Initially, she admits to committing the prohibited acts. Moreover, the Department's …
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… Judge Hanlon-Schron's decision. We add the following brief comments. The guardianship petition was tried before Judge … Super. 172, 188 (App. Div. 1993)). Applying these principles, we conclude that Judge Hanlon-Schron's factual findings … services to [defendant], which [defendant] has not fully complied with and has not fully benefitted from. And . . . I …
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… for the reasons set forth by the trial court in its comprehensive, fifty-five page written decision rendered on … in the trial court's decisions.3 We add the following brief comments. The guardianship petition was tried before the … Ibid. The question then is "whether the parent can become fit in time to meet the needs of the children." N.J. …
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… for the reasons stated in Judge Nora J. Grimbergen's comprehensive written opinion issued on June 30, 2017.1 The … she was upset, had tears in her eyes, and did not see the oncoming traffic when she entered the roadway. During her … and substance abuse treatment programs, S.M.J. was non- compliant. S.M.J. appeared at one therapy session having …
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… For the reasons stated by Judge Linda L. Lawhun in her comprehensive written decision, we affirm. Defendant was … had coincidentally been intercepting defendant's cell phone communications pursuant to a warrant, related to an ongoing … PCR that would have warranted an evidentiary hearing, much less relief. See State v. Cummings, 321 N.J. Super. 154, 170 …
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… We affirm substantially for the reasons set forth in the comprehensive 178-page written opinion issued by the … substance abuse issues. Kirschner identified a number of recommended services for Joanne, including counseling. Joanne … or unwillingness to sever ties with Earl because of relentless domestic violence. Joanne continued to have prolonged …