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Administrative Directives
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… following exceptions: • Special Programs. The review and determination of special programs is an annual process, and it … A. One FTE per judge for court clerk functions. B. One support FTE for each actual full time equivalent hearing … STAFFING MODEL (cont.) 5. Special Programs for FY 2007 A. Children in Court Mediation -- 4 counties -- Essex 2 FTEs, …
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… (Monday through Friday from 11 am to 8 pm EST) or email support@governmentjobs.com for assistance. … What should I …
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… the legal system or the legal profession, and by financial support for organizations that provide legal services to …
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… an attorney of this State without first taking the oath to support the Constitution of the United States and the …
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… equitable distribution, alimony, retroactive pendente lite support, and maintenance of a life insurance policy to … episode that resulted in an extended leave and her eventual termination. As a result, defendant began collecting monthly … retroactive to December 2005, with a retroactive lump sum child benefit for each child of $40,913 and $34,634. Around …
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… equitable distribution, alimony, retroactive pendente lite support, and maintenance of a life insurance policy to … episode that resulted in an extended leave and her eventual termination. As a result, defendant began collecting monthly … retroactive to December 2005, with a retroactive lump sum child benefit for each child of $40,913 and $34,634. Around …
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… and retaliation under the LAD challenging her termination from employment. In response to defendants’ … The testimony of a treating physician is admissible to support a plaintiff’s disability claim under the LAD, … Id. at 307-08. The treating physicians testified that the child’s seizures were not caused by the defendants’ …
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… and retaliation under the LAD challenging her termination from employment. In response to defendants’ … The testimony of a treating physician is admissible to support a plaintiff’s disability claim under the LAD, … Id. at 307-08. The treating physicians testified that the child’s seizures were not caused by the defendants’ …
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… certain misconduct, the application may be made by motion supported by affidavit. The court may order the person to … parte, an order to show cause may issue on the motion and supporting affidavit. The order shall be made returnable in …
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… or by adoption: spouse or the substantial equivalent; child; foster child; brother; sister; parent; grandparent; grandchild; … former employee for one year after the former employee's termination of employment: (a) with regard to any matter in …
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… and Chief Information Officer primarily responsible for supporting sales. In that role, plaintiff procured nearly … terminated plaintiff from GNS after she refused to sign a termination agreement he sent to her. Following plaintiff's … litigants from conferences. See N.J. Div. of Child Prot. & Permanency v. A.O.J., 464 N.J. Super. 21, 48 …
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… and Chief Information Officer primarily responsible for supporting sales. In that role, plaintiff procured nearly … terminated plaintiff from GNS after she refused to sign a termination agreement he sent to her. Following plaintiff's … litigants from conferences. See N.J. Div. of Child Prot. & Permanency v. A.O.J., 464 N.J. Super. 21, 48 …
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… record, we are convinced the motion court erred in its determination plaintiff did not present sufficient evidence … "he needed to be a team player and [d]efendant needed his support against the Bailey lawsuit." Rusev showed plaintiff … of his job responsibilities as EMS supervisor and by later terminating his employment. Following his termination, …
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… with A.D.'s mother and later moved in with her and her children. A.D. testified that defendant began to sexually … the court abused its discretion. Our review of sentencing determinations is limited and governed by the "clear abuse of … because of the added element of parental duty). The record supported that the assaults were separate acts, but the …
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… with A.D.'s mother and later moved in with her and her children. A.D. testified that defendant began to sexually … the court abused its discretion. Our review of sentencing determinations is limited and governed by the "clear abuse of … because of the added element of parental duty). The record supported that the assaults were separate acts, but the …
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… have used initials and fictionalized the first names of the children. R. 1:38-3(d). NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … the application. In his written statement of reasons supporting his September 29, 2017 order, the judge again … . . . b. Both parties will abide with Dr. Minion's determinations regarding [Paul]'s course of psychiatric …
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… have used initials and fictionalized the first names of the children. R. 1:38-3(d). NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … the application. In his written statement of reasons supporting his September 29, 2017 order, the judge again … . . . b. Both parties will abide with Dr. Minion's determinations regarding [Paul]'s course of psychiatric …
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… II. Plaintiff’s Argument Plaintiff asserts two arguments in support of his Motion to Amend the Complaint. Brief at 2–4. … the ultimate merits of the claim; however, “those determinations must be made ‘in light of the factual situation … It has long been the law in the State of New Jersey that a child may bring an action against a parent, while the parent …
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… II. Plaintiff’s Argument Plaintiff asserts two arguments in support of his Motion to Amend the Complaint. Brief at 2–4. … the ultimate merits of the claim; however, “those determinations must be made ‘in light of the factual situation … It has long been the law in the State of New Jersey that a child may bring an action against a parent, while the parent …
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… where the officer reasonably believes that the child will be provided with adequate care and supervision and that the child will remain in custody of the adult until such time as … crisis intervention unit can bring about the child's return home or an alternative living arrangement or …