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… a request to the Prosecutor’s Office, based on OPRA and the common law, for “[r]ecords of payment received from all … “all government records shall be subject to public access unless exempt,” and “any limitations on the right of access . … of any document which discloses the social security number, credit card number, unlisted telephone number or driver …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Middlesex County, Docket No. FM-12-1862-18. Kavitha Dandu, … borne equally by the parties. . . . . 2.3 The parties shall communicate with each other on a regular basis concerning … April, June and September [2019]." Additionally, the judge credited plaintiff's assertion that he incurred counsel fees …
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… proceeding. However, on April 14, 2015, a caseworker visited Richard who would not open his front door completely, … permanent, safe, and secure home now or in the foreseeable future. He is likely to expect others to take over his … he was just waiting for [Tiffany] to do so. The judge credited Dr. Kanen's unrebutted conclusion that returning …
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… decision, issued by the Acting Superintendent, finding she committed two disciplinary violations and NOT FOR … other troopers she claimed had operated State Police vehicles while on restricted duty in violation of a State Police … answers during cross-examination. In contrast, the ALJ credited undisputed evidence that during the meeting at …
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… testimony" which was significant as the evidence was "completely officer-based." With respect to the juror who was … N.J. Super. 137, 151 (App. Div. 1994) (quoting State v. Morales, 138 N.J. Super. 225, 231 (App. Div. 1975)). "A motion … resumption of jury selection, established that the court credited the prosecutor's non-discriminatory reasons and …
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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2; 2C:15-1; third-degree … the checks which unbeknownst to him, had already been deposited by the victim and dishonored by the bank. 6 The date … affected by the sight of defendant engaging in the act of credit card fraud that she or he would have been moved to …
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… trial judge erred by admitting and then misapplying fresh complaint testimony; and in relying on Child Sexual Abuse … judge found Beth very credible, and defendant not so. In crediting Beth, the court noted her demeanor at trial. He … criminal trials." Those alleged behaviors are secrecy, helplessness, accommodation, delayed disclosure, and …
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… related services, at the district's expense. In order to accomplish this goal, Uszenski, with Halsey's concurrence, … and lack of prior criminal record. The judge also credited defendant's claim that she now suffered from … considered, weighed, and properly balanced all of the requisite factors, including those personal to defendant as well …
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… cause of the resultant disability" "even though it acts in combination with an underlying physical disease." Id. at … twenty-one page decision, the judge initially posited that "[t]he outcome of th[e] case turn[ed] on the … to work" after the assault. However, inasmuch as the ALJ credited Moonen's account that "[h]e did not return [to …
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… LLC, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY and EXECUTIVE RISK SPECIALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, … withheld from the sale of the Clarendon companies and deposited in escrow. Id. at 4. By 2005, Raydon was defunct. Id. … Apply Because Plaintiffs, as Tort Claimants and Judgment Creditors of Raydon, Did Not Have the Type of Relationship …
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… She contends the court erred in its imputation of income to her, and violated the bankruptcy stay by ordering … in light of the record and applicable legal principles, we affirm, substantially for the reasons set forth in … Baszczuk's expert opinion, whom defendant attempts to discredit with ad hominem attacks and questions of her …
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… We affirm substantially for the reasons set forth in the comprehensive written opinion of Judge Arnold L. Natali, Jr. … adequately parent either child" now or "in the foreseeable future." Although she has "some strengths that highlight her … in equipoise on prong four as is suggested because it credited Dr. Swanson's testimony. We have no cause to …
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… 09-04-0318 and 10-08- 0870-I in their entirety; and (3) recommend an aggregate twelve- year prison sentence with an … the suppression hearing. Malone estimated he had made over 1000 narcotics-related arrests and "probably a couple … of probable cause "so long as a substantial basis for crediting the hearsay is presented." State v. Smith, 155 …
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… faith belief in the merits of the claim. First Atl. Fed. Credit Union v. Perez, 391 N.J. Super. 419, 433 (App. Div. … 328 N.J. Super. at 227-28, 230. This is because the "requisite bad faith or knowledge of lack of well-groundedness may … been made for the payment of fees to the attorney in the future." R. 4:42-9(b) and (c). We agree that defendants' …
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… ROBERT J. TRIFFIN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. THETA HOLDING COMPANY, L.P., EUROPEAN METAL GROUP, and ARMANDO PEÑA, … against Luis. Theta alleged plaintiff lacked the requisite legal status of a holder in due course to enforce its … 378 N.J. Super. 234 (App. Div. 2004), and First Atl. Fed. Credit Union v. Perez, 391 N.J. Super. 419 (App. Div. 2007). …
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… Thirty Mile Zone (TMZ), a popular entertainment gossip website, published an article entitled, in part, "Fetty Wap … "neither Fetty nor Frank Robinson nor his partner . . . had credit of any sort." She specified Robinson asked her to put … and people like Mr. Robinson from acting this way in the future. It's been our suggestion from the start that some …
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… offense under the [Sexually Violent Predator] Act is future confinement for an indefinite period deprives that … Apparently, he's not entitled to any jail time or gap time credit. This actually happened while in custody. I'm going … defendant by those remarks, but intended "to convey the opposite." The judge explained he was "actually trying to …
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… financial facilitation, N.J.S.A. 2C:21-25(c) (count two); commercial bribery, N.J.S.A. 2C:21-10(c) (count three); … be reduced by good time, work time, or minimum custody credits. Do you understand that? A Yes. 11 A-0724-17T1 When … the entry of the plea, that reimbursement for Aetna was less than $500,000. After reviewing the materials provided …
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… monthly visits with Cade and Cody. The children also visited with each other, their paternal aunt and grandmothers. … behavior was not likely to change in the foreseeable future. Finally, Dr. Miller testified that the children did … together, with Jane in Cade's resource home, and instead credited Dr. Miller's testimony that Cade 6 On appeal, the …
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… very successful.2 In 2011, plaintiff became engaged to his future wife. Claudio and other members of the Tarquinio … removed plaintiff from the company's business line of credit, even though plaintiff had personally guaranteed the loan; and created new accounts in which he deposited the Evex Companies' profits. Claudio also removed …