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… FRO because the Family Part judge's factual findings are supported by substantial credible evidence and she correctly … system at her home, where she resides with the parties' two children and plaintiff's child from a prior marriage. … a purpose or intent to harass another is integral to a determination of harassment. State v. Hoffman, 149 N.J. 564, …
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… FRO because the Family Part judge's factual findings are supported by substantial credible evidence and she correctly … system at her home, where she resides with the parties' two children and plaintiff's child from a prior marriage. … a purpose or intent to harass another is integral to a determination of harassment. State v. Hoffman, 149 N.J. 564, …
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… the circumstances presented, the LAD protects a female child victim from sexual harassment stemming from child sex … any new evidence. She continued to adhere to her original determination for the same reasons expressed in her May 12, … her sex." Ibid. The Court also observed harassing conduct supporting a sexual harassment claim "need not be sexual in …
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… 257 N.J. 2 (2024); 257 N.J. 10 (2024). HELD: There is no support in the governing statutes, the court rules, or New … ruled correctly when it affirmed the trial court’s determination. 1. The American Rule -- to which New Jersey … decision granting or denying a fee application, that determination “will be disturbed only on the rarest occasions, …
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… court, serving on Juvenile Conference Committees or Child Placement Review Boards, assisting with supervised … may actively advocate for the programs and issues they support as long as there is no negative effect on the … of Family matters are juvenile delinquency charges, termination of parental rights proceedings, domestic …
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… dissolution under N.J.S.A. 14a:12-7. No specific facts supporting the allegations of misconduct are contained in … claims, a purely personal loan to help a friend with a child’s tuition payments. But the near simultaneous … even that it was an issue between the parties prior to the termination of their relationship. The tape recording …
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… dissolution under N.J.S.A. 14a:12-7. No specific facts supporting the allegations of misconduct are contained in … claims, a purely personal loan to help a friend with a child’s tuition payments. But the near simultaneous … even that it was an issue between the parties prior to the termination of their relationship. The tape recording …
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… matter. In 1997, defendant and Max were married and had two children: Jeffrey, who was born in May 2000, and Jennifer, … disagreements with defendant about their contacts with the children, and defendant stopped regular contacts between the … would sue their mother. He stated that the record did not support Dr. Dasher's conclusion that the children would be …
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… matter. In 1997, defendant and Max were married and had two children: Jeffrey, who was born in May 2000, and Jennifer, … disagreements with defendant about their contacts with the children, and defendant stopped regular contacts between the … would sue their mother. He stated that the record did not support Dr. Dasher's conclusion that the children would be …
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… filings per year. C. 2 FTEs per vicinage for administrative support, plus one additional FTE per outlying county of … A. One FTE per judge for court clerk functions. B. One support FTE for each actual full time equivalent hearing … FJ cases in those vicinages with a Juvenile Drug Court. 6. Child Care Center A. One clerical FTE in Bergen …
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… filings per year. C. 2 FTEs per vicinage for administrative support, plus one additional FTE per outlying county of … A. One FTE per judge for court clerk functions. B. One support FTE for each actual full time equivalent hearing … FJ cases in those vicinages with a Juvenile Drug Court. 6. Child Care Center A. One clerical FTE in Bergen …
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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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… helped inspire the initiative; Tim McGoughran strongly supported it this past year; and Associate Justice Lee … order be entered in a domestic violence case? Has a child been abused or neglected? Who should get custody of a … in the trial court helps guide those life-altering determinations -- experience that most lawyers in private …
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… and “takes offense to interracial relationships and children of those relationships.” III. Defendant’s Argument … burden of proving that the “evidence is clearly lacking to support the charge.” State v. McCracy, 97 N.J. 132, 142 … tonight.” And the other one is, “I’ll strangle that mongrel child 9 while you watch tied up.” Q. Okay. And he used the …
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… reveals that M.A. has acknowledged that his predation on children began when he was thirteen years old. Before long, … we defer to the trial judge's findings because they are supported by evidence in the record. In those circumstances, … if released may have some bearing on a judge's determination when periodically reviewing the committed …
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… reveals that M.A. has acknowledged that his predation on children began when he was thirteen years old. Before long, … we defer to the trial judge's findings because they are supported by evidence in the record. In those circumstances, … if released may have some bearing on a judge's determination when periodically reviewing the committed …
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… later than twelve . . . months prior to the date fixed for termination of the original term of this lease. The Original … the court entered an order denying the motion to transfer supported by a written opinion. It determined the issue of … Part for abuse of discretion. Benjoray, Inc. v. Acad. House Child Dev. Ctr., 437 N.J. Super. 481, 486 (App. Div. 2014) …
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… later than twelve . . . months prior to the date fixed for termination of the original term of this lease. The Original … the court entered an order denying the motion to transfer supported by a written opinion. It determined the issue of … Part for abuse of discretion. Benjoray, Inc. v. Acad. House Child Dev. Ctr., 437 N.J. Super. 481, 486 (App. Div. 2014) …
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… IP addresses. mailto:dxxxxxx007@gmail.com. 4 In support of defendant’s motion, defendant argues that IP … revisited IP address data. There, the defendant uploaded child pornography to an image hosting website, Imgur. Id. at 3. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) received an anonymous report regarding …
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… otherwise result. Factors to be considered in making that determination include but are not limited to (1) the … involving the same issue, and (4) any factor warranting termination of the program pursuant to Rule 1:40-4(h). … …