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… A-1052-21 2 The State appeals the denial of its motion to compel a cell phone passcode from defendant, C.J.L. The … the other reporting an image of child sexual abuse sent by way of an Instagram direct message. The detective … additional victims. The warrant judge also authorized an on-site search, or field preview, of any seized electronic …
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… Healthcare, Inc. Almost two years later, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants alleging claims of among other … and all claims or controversies arising out of or in any way relating to this Agreement or the Patient's stay at the … relevant part that "[t]he Arbitrator shall resolve all gateway disputes regarding the enforceability, validity, …
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… of time the officer was on leave and receiving workers' compensation benefits pursuant to N.J.S.A. 34:15-12. We … based on the express language of Article 12. The County posited "holidays are a part of the pay week, not an … in particular, is meant to "be a fast and inexpensive way to achieve final resolution of such disputes and not …
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… Approved 8/18/25 … PERSISTENT OFFENDER … Your service is not complete. There is an additional question for you to … The use of the term “Persistent Offender” should in no way influence your determination. It is presumed that the … The use of the term “Persistent Offender” should in no way influence your determination. It is presumed that the …
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… offenses does not mean that the Court has any opinion one way or another about whether the defendant committed these, or any, offenses. You should consider these … offenses does not mean that the Court has any opinion one way or another about whether the defendant committed these, …
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… … The statute provides in pertinent part: A person commits the offense of counterfeiting who, with the intent … A person acts purposely if he/she means to act in a certain way or to cause a certain result. A person acts purposely … shown by the evidence support any inference and you are always free to accept them or reject them if you wish. If you …
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… CHARGE 5.50B ― Page 1 of 4 … 5.50B Common Knowledge May Furnish Standard of Care … (Approved … be no indication that the plaintiff's injury was in any way the result of his or her own voluntary act or neglect. A … be no indication that the plaintiff's injury was in any way the result of his or her own voluntary act or neglect. …
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… 2 reconsider the grant of summary judgment. Plaintiffs' complaint alleges wrongful termination and discrimination as … previously prescribed to Martin's mother-in-law. Martin visited the doctor the following day, at which time he was … a dispute of material facts. Martin initially indicated by way of admission of undisputed facts that he told Ferry …
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… doubt that (insert victim’s name) died from medical complications that resulted from injuries caused by … the disregard of the risk was a gross deviation from the way a reasonable person would have conducted 3 State v. … shown by the evidence support any inference and you are always free to accept or reject the inference as you deem …
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… the challenges and limitations of the COVID-19 pandemic complicating the negotiations. On June 24, 2020, defendant … found plaintiff failed to prove purpose to harass, a requisite element under N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4, and consequently found … believe plaintiff. He found "exaggeration every step of the way" in her testimony. The judge characterized her demeanor …
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… A-1052-21 2 The State appeals the denial of its motion to compel a cell phone passcode from defendant, C.J.L. The … the other reporting an image of child sexual abuse sent by way of an Instagram direct message. The detective … additional victims. The warrant judge also authorized an on-site search, or field preview, of any seized electronic …
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… of his person by three police officers, defendant filed complaints against the three officers (and, mistakenly, a … him that defendant had "drugs in his ass . . ."; on the way to the police station, the sergeant advised defendant of … for the fourth time. It is your testimony that you moved away from [the police sergeant] because he was attempting to …
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… (CIS-State) INSTRUCTIONS: TO BE ATTACHED TO FACE OF COMPLAINT (TYPE OR PRINT) Attorney Name (List your … aside or reduced, or taxes previously paid be refunded, together with such other relief as may be appropriate. Date … shown below: Director, Division of Taxation 3 John Fitch Way P. O. Box 240 Trenton, NJ 08695 and Office of the …
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… motion for a new trial and directed verdict. We affirm. The comments of plaintiff's counsel made during summation, … no injuries . . . ." He told the jury, "[y]ou decide the way he testified whether he's up here lying to you in order … on the [evidence] that's presented before you and suggest ways in which you could judge the credibility of witnesses. …
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… found to have posted on the Internet numerous disparaging comments about his employer, in violation of Judiciary … (Emphasis added). This statutory requirement provides a way "to return the previously disabled retiree to work as if … from his or her disability and returns to work—is the only way the Board can cut off disability benefits. Id. at 271. …
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… circumstances he decided "to be . . . with [E.R.] in a way that there was a chance that she would have a child," … for several such programs. Defendant did manage to complete a job training program and a parenting program … prison and could assume custody. The brother, however, visited Robby only five times over the course of seven months …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS KENSINGTON PARK OWNERS CORPORATION … contractor to build, improve, and renovate the “entryway” and “gatehouse” for Kensington Park, a townhouse-style … simply requires a contract “to explain in some minimal way that arbitration is a substitute for a consumer’s right …
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… both orders for the reasons that follow. The matter has a complicated litigation history, which began in Pennsylvania. … judgment has already been reached. II. As an alternate way forward, plaintiff argues N.J.S.A. 9:17- 45 provides New … suit against S.C. Moreover, it does not provide plaintiff a way around the preclusion of his claims. 11 A-1185-13T1 We …
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… disability or placed that individual in harm's way." N.J.A.C. 10:44D-4.1(c). Gross negligence is a … stated, "[Petitioner] was not substantiated with having committed abuse, but with neglect . . . [t]he harm sounds in … her actions actually harmed S.K. or placed S.K. in harm's way. Reversed and remanded. We do not retain jurisdiction. … …
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… in a fact-finding hearing in a Title Nine action and the commencement of a guardianship action during which Melanie … these ineffectiveness issues to be posed by Ronald, by way of an appropriate motion, in the first instance in the … argument but we do not foreclose his further pursuit, by way of an appropriate and timely motion, of relief from the …