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… three disciplinary charges against him. II. Our review of decisions by administrative agencies is limited. In re … the Commission's agency practice not to disturb initial decisions concerning minor disciplinary actions unless …
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… opportunity to challenge prosecutorial sentencing decisions for arbitrary or discriminatory treatment. E. The … by standards, inform defendants of the basis for their decisions, and are subject to judicial oversight." Id. at …
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… opportunity to challenge prosecutorial sentencing decisions for arbitrary or discriminatory treatment. E. The … by standards, inform defendants of the basis for their decisions, and are subject to judicial oversight." Id. at …
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… Vay, 272 N.J. Super. 199, 205–06 (App. Div. 1993). Parole decisions are "individualized discretionary appraisals." … v. N.J. State Parole Bd., 62 N.J. 348, 359 (1973)). Those decisions, moreover, are inherently subjective, and … her family and suicidal ideation. The series of choices, decisions and actions on [his] part were over an extended …
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… three disciplinary charges against him. II. Our review of decisions by administrative agencies is limited. In re … the Commission's agency practice not to disturb initial decisions concerning minor disciplinary actions unless …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1202-24 NOIREAYE ESSENCE, Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, Respondent. __________________________ Submitted November 13, 2025 – Decided November 20, 2025 Before Judges Gummer …
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… findings of fact and conclusion of law supporting its decisions pursuant to [Rule] 4:65-5"; and failed to find … In his decision, the judge incorporated findings from his decisions in prior motions. In those decisions the judge cited and analyzed the prior motions …
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… N.J. 644, 656 (1999). 7 A-4092-17T3 Our deference to agency decisions "applies to the review of disciplinary sanctions …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4150-17T1 IN THE MATTER OF RAMON CAMILO, POLICE OFFICER (S9999R), CITY OF JERSEY CITY. _______________________________ Argued October 2, 2019 - Decided Before Judges Ostrer and Susswein. On …
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… LISTED ON THE DISCIPLINARY REPORT. Judicial review of final decisions of an administrative agency is "severely limited." …
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… in addressing these deficiencies." Appellant appealed these decisions to the full Board, and the Board issued a final … Vey, 272 N.J. Super. 199, 205-06 (App. Div. 1993). Parole decisions are "individualized discretionary appraisals." … v. N.J. State Parole Bd., 62 N.J. 348, 359 (1973)). Those decisions, moreover, are inherently subjective, and …
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… 2A LAW, THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE REGULATIONS, 2A POLICIES AS DECISIONS ARE ARBITRARY AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL. POINT V … FACTO LAWS AND U.S. CONSTITUTION. Our review of the Board's decisions is deferential. That is so because the Board's decisions are "individualized discretionary appraisals," …
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… Herrmann, 192 N.J. 19, 28 (2007)). Our deference to agency decisions "applies to the review of disciplinary sanctions …
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… N.J. 644, 656 (1999). 7 A-4092-17T3 Our deference to agency decisions "applies to the review of disciplinary sanctions …
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… in addressing these deficiencies." Appellant appealed these decisions to the full Board, and the Board issued a final … Vey, 272 N.J. Super. 199, 205-06 (App. Div. 1993). Parole decisions are "individualized discretionary appraisals." … v. N.J. State Parole Bd., 62 N.J. 348, 359 (1973)). Those decisions, moreover, are inherently subjective, and …
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… LISTED ON THE DISCIPLINARY REPORT. Judicial review of final decisions of an administrative agency is "severely limited." …
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… Herrmann, 192 N.J. 19, 28 (2007)). Our deference to agency decisions "applies to the review of disciplinary sanctions …
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… 2A LAW, THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE REGULATIONS, 2A POLICIES AS DECISIONS ARE ARBITRARY AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL. POINT V … FACTO LAWS AND U.S. CONSTITUTION. Our review of the Board's decisions is deferential. That is so because the Board's decisions are "individualized discretionary appraisals," …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4150-17T1 IN THE MATTER OF RAMON CAMILO, POLICE OFFICER (S9999R), CITY OF JERSEY CITY. _______________________________ Argued October 2, 2019 - Decided Before Judges Ostrer and Susswein. On …
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… findings of fact and conclusion of law supporting its decisions pursuant to [Rule] 4:65-5"; and failed to find … In his decision, the judge incorporated findings from his decisions in prior motions. In those decisions the judge cited and analyzed the prior motions …