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… general party designations and refrain from using the minor child's name pursuant to Rule 1:38-3(a)(2) and (d)(10). NOT … plaintiff's psychiatric hospitalization and resulted in his termination from employment. Defendant alleged both physical … judge unless . . . convinced that they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… general party designations and refrain from using the minor child's name pursuant to Rule 1:38-3(a)(2) and (d)(10). NOT … plaintiff's psychiatric hospitalization and resulted in his termination from employment. Defendant alleged both physical … judge unless . . . convinced that they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… failed to consider medical testimony relevant to its determination that she left her employment voluntarily without … comply with these overtime requirements due to insufficient childcare. Although she suggested alternate arrangements, … additional witnesses nor could she introduce evidence to support her claim. There was no mention of her ability to …
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… failed to consider medical testimony relevant to its determination that she left her employment voluntarily without … comply with these overtime requirements due to insufficient childcare. Although she suggested alternate arrangements, … additional witnesses nor could she introduce evidence to support her claim. There was no mention of her ability to …
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… and JENN HESS, Defendants-Respondents, and DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND … in need. B. Persuasive authority in other jurisdictions supports our conclusion that a duty exists. In Johnson v. … could specify, for instance, that such agencies face termination, perhaps with financial penalties, if they fail …
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… noted that all of the acts testified by plaintiff and which supported the assault and harassment predicate acts took … standard of review. 10 A-3462-18T4 We review a court's determination under Rule 4:50-1 for an abuse of discretion. … is totally absent from the State, because the child, the res of the dispute, is present in New Jersey. See …
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… noted that all of the acts testified by plaintiff and which supported the assault and harassment predicate acts took … standard of review. 10 A-3462-18T4 We review a court's determination under Rule 4:50-1 for an abuse of discretion. … is totally absent from the State, because the child, the res of the dispute, is present in New Jersey. See …
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… negate probable cause or undermine the State’s evidence in support of detention in a material way. 1. The CJRA and case … testimony would tend to undermine the State’s evidence in support of detention in a material way. After weighing a … that “the need for speed in reaching pretrial detention determinations justifies the use of procedures less demanding …
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… four); and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1) (count five). The victim was … the 1 We use initials to protect the identity of the child victim of sexual assault. R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 A-1993-20 … about the playback of his recorded statement finds no support in the record. In fact, the court expressly …
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… four); and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1) (count five). The victim was … the 1 We use initials to protect the identity of the child victim of sexual assault. R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 A-1993-20 … about the playback of his recorded statement finds no support in the record. In fact, the court expressly …
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… Chancery Division - Family Part … New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency … , County of - Select … been brought before the Court on , 20 , by the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (the Division), Deputy … rights to the child(ren) named in this complaint. A Termination of Parental Rights means the child(ren) could be …
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… files containing depictions of pornographic images of children from a publicly shared folder on a computer. The IP … to examine defendant's notebook computer for evidence supporting a possible defense that the child pornography was … on defendant's affidavit without making any credibility determinations. The trial court granted the State's second …
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… files containing depictions of pornographic images of children from a publicly shared folder on a computer. The IP … to examine defendant's notebook computer for evidence supporting a possible defense that the child pornography was … on defendant's affidavit without making any credibility determinations. The trial court granted the State's second …
Staffing Models
Administrative Directives
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… A. One staff per judge for court clerk functions. B. One support person for each actual FTE hearing officer (total of … review). A. Crisis Intervention Units -- 12 counties. B. Children in Court Mediation – 5 counties. C. Economic … -- 6 counties. F. CASA -- 6 counties. G. Child care -- 1 county. H. Multi-Disciplinary Team – 6 …
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Administrative Directives
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… A. One staff per judge for court clerk functions. B. One support person for each actual FTE hearing officer (total of … review). A. Crisis Intervention Units -- 12 counties. B. Children in Court Mediation – 5 counties. C. Economic … -- 6 counties. F. CASA -- 6 counties. G. Child care -- 1 county. H. Multi-Disciplinary Team – 6 …
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… act of harassment. Because the judge's findings were supported by adequate, substantial evidence, including … order. The parties were married in 2005 and have three children together. After hearing several days of testimony, … 205, 215 (App. Div. 2015)). "We defer to the credibility determinations made by the trial court because the trial judge …
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… act of harassment. Because the judge's findings were supported by adequate, substantial evidence, including … order. The parties were married in 2005 and have three children together. After hearing several days of testimony, … 205, 215 (App. Div. 2015)). "We defer to the credibility determinations made by the trial court because the trial judge …
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… a different judge. I. The parties were married and have two children: Anne and Caleb. At the time of the domestic … in 2023, plaintiff filed and obtained a second TRO. In the supporting domestic violence complaint, plaintiff alleged … need to make sure that the police know and the Division of Child Protection and Permanency. This is absolutely – okay. …
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… a different judge. I. The parties were married and have two children: Anne and Caleb. At the time of the domestic … in 2023, plaintiff filed and obtained a second TRO. In the supporting domestic violence complaint, plaintiff alleged … need to make sure that the police know and the Division of Child Protection and Permanency. This is absolutely – okay. …
default
… acknowledged that, depending on the circumstances, a determination to leave hardware in a patient could be a … by laches from asserting an affidavit of merit defense. In support of his claim for damages, plaintiff cited the mental … emotional distress damages because he did not provide supporting medical or expert proof. The court held that …