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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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… 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 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … the application.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 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … the application.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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… agency which placed or approved the placement of the child in the home of the plaintiff and which consented to …
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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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Administrative Directives
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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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… 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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… testified at length before this court, opining his determination of value of the Office Complex. The following … date leases for the tax years they were identified to support. The effective rent for leases 5-9 were as follows: … were “very comparable” and further that adjustments were unsupported by the empirical data he utilized and would thus …
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… his sentence for second-degree endangering the welfare of a child involving depictions of a child engaging in or … that they were far from the location of a new crime.7 In support of his claim that the monitoring is designed … special needs searches have not involved individualized determinations. See, e.g., N.J. Transit PBA Local 304, 151 …
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… his sentence for second-degree endangering the welfare of a child involving depictions of a child engaging in or … that they were far from the location of a new crime.7 In support of his claim that the monitoring is designed … special needs searches have not involved individualized determinations. See, e.g., N.J. Transit PBA Local 304, 151 …
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… and parenting time, equitable distribution, alimony, child support, and counsel fees. In the section of his opinion … shall be affected, with regard to both vesting schedule and termination, by leaves of absence, changes in the number of …
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… and parenting time, equitable distribution, alimony, child support, and counsel fees. In the section of his opinion … shall be affected, with regard to both vesting schedule and termination, by leaves of absence, changes in the number of …
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… associate, like "an angry parent would talk to their [sic] child." Kern alleged her supervisor's conduct "absolutely" … Kern was afforded a full hearing and available evidence supports that although the supervisor may have been loud and … Appeal Tribunal and the Board failed to make credibility determinations, discounting her testimony that the supervisor …
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… in prison for third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). In addition to the custodial … preponderance of the evidence, revocation of parole must be supported by clear and convincing evidence. N.J.A.C. … be revoked." 435 N.J. Super. at 382. Accordingly, this determination falls to the Board's "highly predictive and …
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… associate, like "an angry parent would talk to their [sic] child." Kern alleged her supervisor's conduct "absolutely" … Kern was afforded a full hearing and available evidence supports that although the supervisor may have been loud and … Appeal Tribunal and the Board failed to make credibility determinations, discounting her testimony that the supervisor …
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… in prison for third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). In addition to the custodial … preponderance of the evidence, revocation of parole must be supported by clear and convincing evidence. N.J.A.C. … be revoked." 435 N.J. Super. at 382. Accordingly, this determination falls to the Board's "highly predictive and …