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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS _____________________________________ … see supra pp. 9-11). To hold otherwise would negate the very repose and finality underlying the basis of a statute … the statute of limitations for an audit. Note that almost every New Jersey tax statute provides Taxation with authority …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS ____________________________________ … the New Jersey Tax Court Reports 2 as premature since discovery on whether defendant is entitled to a local property … also rely on facts and documents obtained through discovery to support its allegation that the Subject is taxable. …
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… challenge their convictions and sentences for conspiracy to commit murder and other offenses. We affirm all of … concerning Jones, Marcelli testified that Jones was a "very high-ranking member of the Red Breed Guerillas Bloods." … No. 4 was also interviewed about the incident along with every other juror. All jurors described a similar sequence 25 …
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… only keep four animals. Because the family subsequently complied with the recommendations, the Division closed its case. On August 29, … Henry, who had just turned three years old, as "thriving very well." Mr. M. noted his family was also caring for his …
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… did not have an opportunity to respond to the State’s final comments before the court imposed its sentence. On June 14, … were known by the parties, either provided in discovery to defendant and his counsel or addressed in the … defendant knew about the fact. If a fact is covered in discovery or in the pre-sentence report, it should not be …
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… J., writing for the Court. At issue in this case are two common law doctrines that protect speech from overreaching … established eBossWatch.com. On August 3, 2010, the website published an article entitled “‘Bizarre’ and hostile … writing or utterance. N.J.S.A. 2A:14-3. Generally, every repetition of a defamatory writing gives rise to a …
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… fees. Six months after her vehicle purchase, Roach filed a complaint in the Superior Court against BM and its president … party” could pay the outstanding amount and seek recovery of the fees through the arbitrator’s award. BM again … of the DRA permitted arbitration with the AAA -- or at the very least left open to question the proper forum -- we will …
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… The lack of a limiting instruction and the prosecutor’s comment on the evidence did not constitute plain error. 2 1. … trial, the investigating officers testified about the discovery of the gloves the day after the assault of Donatelli … could be prejudicial; “[d]amaging evidence usually is very prejudicial but the question here is whether the risk …
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… to a police officer’s search of a vehicle’s passenger compartment in the wake of a traffic stop. After observing a … requirement is irrelevant. However, the inevitable discovery exception to the exclusionary rule may be pertinent to … have been discovered. Consequently, the inevitable discovery exception to the exclusionary rule is potentially …
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… third parties who possess actual authority based on their common use of the space searched. See State v. Suazo, 133 … According to defendant, apparent authority is inapposite in this 12 situation because the doctrine centers on … 215 (1998). But here we need not plumb the depths of that very fact-sensitive question centering on expectations of …
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… his sleep apnea condition. Defendant’s answer to the complaint did not identify the field in which he specialized … panel concluded that plaintiff’s affiant lacked the requisite statutory qualifications to issue an affidavit of merit … and its legislative history. The issues regarding the delivery of health care that the Legislature identified and the …
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… the jury to disbelieve their testimony because they did not come forward and give their accounts to police at the scene. … -- Police officer: Take it to court. Stepfather: [Killing] everybody in the house. Police officer: Take it to court. … then quoting State v. Scott, 229 N.J. 469, 479 (2017)). Every mistaken evidentiary ruling, however, will not lead to …
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… purchased the property at issue here (the property), a commercial warehouse located next to the existing church. In … 2012 construction period, “[w]ith rare exception, every single morning I went to the site and conducted religious services. These services were …
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… and damaging Sun’s facility. Sun brought a single-count complaint under the CFA in federal court alleging that Fike … and (4) the system had never failed. Following discovery, both parties moved for summary judgment. The District … as noted above, the Legislature has announced the opposite -- the CFA supplements any other right or remedy …
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… the bamboo from both properties. The Kornbleuths filed a complaint against the Westovers for trespass and conversion, … aesthetic interests. Afterwards, the parties conducted discovery. In her deposition, Donna Kornbleuth explained that “we … trees or landscaping are destroyed by a trespasser. It also cheapens the worth of the trees and landscaping both in …
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… by plaintiff Marilyn Flanzman and her former employer compels arbitration of Flanzman’s discrimination claims … [UCC] will imply a provision in the contract requiring delivery within a reasonable time,” pursuant to N.J.S.A. … or individual or multiple arbitrators is a prerequisite to the court’s appointment of an arbitrator. Indeed, …
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… order the equitable remedy of disgorgement of an employee’s compensation when the employee has breached his or her duty … harassment claims. On January 13, 2005, following his discovery of some of Rosefielde’s misconduct and dissatisfaction … a showing of economic loss by an employer is a prerequisite to granting the remedy of equitable disgorgement. That …
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… as a replacement teacher for a full-time teacher who was commencing parental leave. The school principal informed … appropriate certificate; and (3) she has served the requisite period of time.” Spiewak v. Bd. of Educ. of Rutherford, … note that there is no question but that each plaintiff had every reason to believe that it was the Board and only the …
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… waiting, C.G. told K.K. that defendant sometimes had her come to the couch and “rub his pee pee.” When their mother … testimony. She testified that C.G. alleged “that every night before a special occasion, [defendant] would come … in Clausell, supra, the court found that when a police composite artist testified that the key prosecution witness was a …
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… Court. In this appeal, the Court considers whether the comparative negligence of an employee injured in a workplace … were installing a sewer pipe at a residential construction site, the wall of the trench in which they were working … defense to liability. This doctrine served to bar recovery by a plaintiff whose fault, no matter how slight, …