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- njcourts.gov… rather than [a] person[]. . . . [I]t was a conscious determination of the [L]egislature to provide an umbrella of … slip and fall while attempting to remove her three-year-old child from puddle on neighbor's property); Tornatore v. … any New Jersey court has applied the rescue doctrine to support a cause of action brought by the rescuer of real or …
- A-3431-19 Opinionnjcourts.gov… rather than [a] person[]. . . . [I]t was a conscious determination of the [L]egislature to provide an umbrella of … slip and fall while attempting to remove her three-year-old child from puddle on neighbor's property); Tornatore v. … any New Jersey court has applied the rescue doctrine to support a cause of action brought by the rescuer of real or …
- Notice - Supreme Court Limits Inquiries About Mental Health on the Character and Fitness Questionnaire in the Bar Admissions Process Notices to the Bardefault › notices to the bar… nature of the inquiry and encourages candidates to seek support and treatment when necessary. The Court added a … and the Committee on Character encourage candidates to seek support and treatment, and candidates should not view the … or in connection with an employment disciplinary or termination procedure? 4 If you answered “yes” to this …
- njcourts.gov… by a jury for second-degree endangering the welfare of a child. The jury found him not guilty of five sexual assault … be entered because there was no factual or legal basis to support the guilty verdict for endangering. Defendant … his prosecutorial misconduct claim. The motion was supported by a certification from defendant's brother, …
- A-3636-15T3 Opinionnjcourts.gov… by a jury for second-degree endangering the welfare of a child. The jury found him not guilty of five sexual assault … be entered because there was no factual or legal basis to support the guilty verdict for endangering. Defendant … his prosecutorial misconduct claim. The motion was supported by a certification from defendant's brother, …
- njcourts.gov… intercepted calls were minimized. 5 A-3149-17 record amply supports the trial court's finding that Fuqua's intercepted … Fuqua, Marion Darby, Rashaun Bryant, Jennifer Morfa, Andre Childs, Shakera Styles, and Chanell Virgil. Co-defendants … Elders, 192 N.J. at 244. A trial judge's credibility determinations therefore should be upheld if they are …
- njcourts.gov… intercepted calls were minimized. 5 A-3149-17 record amply supports the trial court's finding that Fuqua's intercepted … Fuqua, Marion Darby, Rashaun Bryant, Jennifer Morfa, Andre Childs, Shakera Styles, and Chanell Virgil. Co-defendants … Elders, 192 N.J. at 244. A trial judge's credibility determinations therefore should be upheld if they are …
- njcourts.gov… such as copies of front and reverse sides of checks, supporting documents such as escrow agreements, settlement …
- njcourts.gov… IN THIS MATTER. 7 A-3770-21 I. THE PROOFS SUBMITTED DO NOT SUPPORT A FINDING OF A KNOWING VIOLATION OF THE TEMPORARY … that case had 'liberal and reasonable' visitation with the child he shared with the victim. Ibid. Although the order … courts owe deference to the trial court's credibility determinations as well because it has 'a better perspective …
- njcourts.gov… IN THIS MATTER. 7 A-3770-21 I. THE PROOFS SUBMITTED DO NOT SUPPORT A FINDING OF A KNOWING VIOLATION OF THE TEMPORARY … that case had 'liberal and reasonable' visitation with the child he shared with the victim. Ibid. Although the order … courts owe deference to the trial court's credibility determinations as well because it has 'a better perspective …
- njcourts.gov… judgment motion and requested a Rule 104 hearing for a determination as to whether expert testimony was required for … He also used drawings and photographs to supplement and support his testimony. In discussing the events surrounding … Summary - A-1600-15T1 The New Jersey Rules of Evidence and supporting case law do not require that lay testimony and …
- njcourts.gov… but not limited to custody, parenting time, spousal support, child support, equitable distribution, counsel fees and any other …
- A-3451-16T4 Opinionnjcourts.gov… but not limited to custody, parenting time, spousal support, child support, equitable distribution, counsel fees and any other …
- njcourts.gov… -- the public safety requirement -- to be eligible for termination of their obligations under Megan’s Law. Because … notify the public about offenders who present a danger to children. Ibid. 4 Megan’s Law requires “[a] person who has … and ordinary meaning of the” language in subsection (f) supported its conclusion. Id. at 470. The Appellate Division …
- MAIMOUNAT AKEGNAN VS. BENJAMIN FAGANS, ET AL. (L-7201-13, BERGEN COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) - Unpublished Opinionsnjcourts.gov… by regular mail. He then started looking for documents to support his defenses, but being unaware of the deadlines and … denying defendants' motion to vacate. See In re Adoption of Child of Indian Heritage, 111 N.J. 155, 184(1988) (observing … needed to gather documents and to translate them was not supported by any proof of the volume of the documents or the …
- A-1477-15T3 Opinionnjcourts.gov… by regular mail. He then started looking for documents to support his defenses, but being unaware of the deadlines and … denying defendants' motion to vacate. See In re Adoption of Child of Indian Heritage, 111 N.J. 155, 184(1988) (observing … needed to gather documents and to translate them was not supported by any proof of the volume of the documents or the …
- STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. IBRAHIM SULAIMANI (88-11-1273, MERCER COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) - Unpublished Opinionsnjcourts.gov… especially if it is dysfunctional and prevents the child from extricating him or herself; (3) the circumstances … thirty years later as a forty-five-year-old man. In support of his motion, defendant submitted a supplemental … a fifteen-year look-back period. Defendant may apply for termination from the Megan's Law requirements fifteen years …
- A-0382-18 Opinionnjcourts.gov… especially if it is dysfunctional and prevents the child from extricating him or herself; (3) the circumstances … thirty years later as a forty-five-year-old man. In support of his motion, defendant submitted a supplemental … a fifteen-year look-back period. Defendant may apply for termination from the Megan's Law requirements fifteen years …
- njcourts.gov… and, on appeal, we have affirmed that 3 A-0336-18T5 determination.1 This is F.Z.S.'s seventh appeal of his … assault, second- degree sexual assault, fourth-degree child endangerment, and fourth-degree child neglect. He was … Thus, "[s]o long as the trial court's findings are supported by 'sufficient credible evidence present in the …
- A-0336-18T5 Opinionnjcourts.gov… and, on appeal, we have affirmed that 3 A-0336-18T5 determination.1 This is F.Z.S.'s seventh appeal of his … assault, second- degree sexual assault, fourth-degree child endangerment, and fourth-degree child neglect. He was … Thus, "[s]o long as the trial court's findings are supported by 'sufficient credible evidence present in the …