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… Division denying his motion for leave to file an amended complaint, granting summary judgment to defendants Englewood … Chief Executive Officer, Warren Geller, and dismissing the complaint with prejudice. We affirm. I. On March 5, 2017, plaintiff went to the emergency department at EHMC, complaining of back pain from injuries he sustained in a …
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… Lucy, and C.S. opposed the application and cross-moved to compel drug testing of A.N.S. After A.N.S. failed to appear … from unmanaged bipolar disorder, and provided written communications with A.N.S. in which A.N.S. refused to comply with medically recommended treatment for that …
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… contract, specifically: "[I]f [b]uyer has not obtained the commitment, then either [b]uyer or [s]eller may void this … it had hired a third-party mortgage drafter to prepare the commercial mortgage and security agreement. Defendant … requested changes, "it [did]n't appear that [they could] come to an agreement," and that if plaintiffs wished to …
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… plea to the second-degree offense, the State agreed to recommend a sentence in the third-degree range, subject to … two character letters from members of defendant's religious community and the victim's impact statement. Pursuant to … defendant sought mitigating factors six (the defendant has compensated or will compensate the victim of the defendant's …
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… to designate a PPR. I. On July 21, 2022, plaintiff filed a complaint seeking primary physical custody of Mary and a … to the parties' relationship, plaintiff acknowledged their communication is confined primarily to "minimal" texts and … courts are granted "wide latitude to fashion creative remedies in matrimonial custody cases." Beck, 86 N.J. at 485. A …
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… Order Act of 2018 (the Act), N.J.S.A. 2C:58-20 to -32, the compelled NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … time of the welfare check. When officers contacted her, she complained of "redness on her wrist and shoulder" and … device "fast enough," causing appellant 4 A-0032-23 to become "mad." Appellant grabbed and threw the video device …
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… effort in the Family Division, these standards were recommended by the Conference of Family Presiding Judges and … Time Investigation Reports and (2) as to the procedures for completing such reports. By selecting the appropriate report … make a sound decision. 1. Revision of Court Rule 5:8-1 As recommended by the Family Presiding Judges, the Supreme Court …
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… '163 patent and that the Covenants Not to Sue did not encompass this product, Dr. Grayzel wrote BSC and proposed a … hearsay. We have carefully considered these and the other points raised by Dr. Grayzel in light of the record and the … not only to past sales but also to future sales. At several points in the negotiations, Dr. Grayzel, through his son …
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… Lease Group Resources, Inc. (LGR), an equipment leasing company. LGR purchased copying machines, then leased them to … sum of $3,713,704.52. On May 10, 2013, defendant executed a commercial guarantee whereby he guaranteed the payment of … printed or typed, into as many parts as there are points to be argued." R. 2:6-2(a)(6). 9 A-3487-18 (2016). …
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… Jamel Carlton, is facing trial for crimes he allegedly committed against his girlfriend. Those charges are … flight from the trial on the offenses he allegedly committed against his girlfriend. After carefully reviewing … Casino. Defendant was released from police custody on a complaint-summons at 9:00 a.m.1 Surveillance video shows …
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… manager at the Toyota dealership. As a manager, plaintiff's compensation 3 A-2374-19 was based solely on the commissions he earned from selling vehicles. Like other … employees, plaintiff received a weekly advance on these commissions, which was referred to as his "draw." When …
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… findings. When plaintiff filed her domestic violence complaint alleging harassment by defendant on December 5, … to expire by its own terms on December 31, 2015. In her complaint, she alleged defendant "purposely or knowingly" … taken a turn, and [plaintiff], she's credible. She, at some points, had difficulty with counsel's questions and …
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… a disorderly persons offense. The State agreed to recommend one year of non-custodial probation and to dismiss … one of the EMTs. According to Pensado, defendant was being "completely uncooperative." Defendant engaged in "tumultuous … defendant. He unsuccessfully attempted to get defendant to comply with his orders. The videotape was played again. …
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… v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF THE STATE COMPTROLLER, Defendant-Respondent. _________________________ … challenge to a final agency decision of defendant State Comptroller. We dismiss the appeal for want of … This matter concerns the statutory authority of the State Comptroller with respect to the procurement of contracts by …
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… to defendant. The Law Division judge issued a thorough, comprehensive, and cogent opinion denying defendant's … States Constitution provides that "no person should be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against … (1986). New Jersey's application of Miranda stems from our common law and is "treated . . . as though it were of …
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… male, about 5'9'' [tall], very well[-]built, with a dark complexion[,]" "injected her with heroin and repeatedly … the police witness about this issue, they were "talking common terms here . . . [and] not talking specifically about … we are not convinced he would have rejected the State's recommended offer of a seven-year prison term with a five-year …
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… 2C:12-1(a)(1) (providing in pertinent part that a person commits a simple assault by recklessly causing bodily injury … basis to conclude defendant acted recklessly, and defendant points to none. Defendant admitted he was confronted and … under N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(a)(2), which provides that a person commits the offense by "[n]egligently caus[ing] bodily …
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… 3 A-0973-16T3 but ordered that he submit a DNA sample and comply with Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23. The judge … judge stated that while defendant should be sentenced to community supervision for life (CSL) on count one, and … to impose both CSL and PSL" and PSL "is more encompassing." It should be noted, however, that the judgment …
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… duty to her; and (3) did not support her damages claim with competent evidence. Having reviewed the record before us, … after she reported the vehicle stolen, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant seeking $15,000 in damages. 3 … an employee collected her debit card information, agreed to complete the recall work, and instructed her to bring the …
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… The genesis of these appeals are two Law Division actions commenced by the tenants of separate units against the … the Consumer Fraud Act, N.J.S.A. 56:8-1 to -227. The complaints alleged the landlord violated the City's rent … their clients. Major testified: "[W]e had lengthy and 1 The complaints also named 1300 Palisade Avenue, LLC as a …