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… only upon the establishment of a prima facie case in support of post-conviction relief, a determination by the court that there are material issues of … be resolved by reference to the existing record, and a determination that an evidentiary hearing is necessary to …
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… be appended to the petition. Legal argument, if any, in support of the petitioner's contentions shall be submitted …
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… An order refusing to allow the disobedient party to support or oppose designated claims or defenses, or …
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… himself or herself or others dependent upon him or her for support. The court may appoint counsel for the conservatee …
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… during the time Dennis was filing false certifications. In support of his argument, defendant relied on two documents … DWI case, and to produce documentary evidence of that determination to the defendant and the court[;] and (2) the … holding with respect to the State's assertion, without supporting evidence, that Dennis was not involved in any DWI …
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… for committing ten sexual offenses against three pre- teen children, a boy and two girls, and sentenced by a judge to … consideration: POINT I THE PRIOR SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE CHILDREN, WHO WERE BETWEEN AGES SIX AND NINE, REGARDING … reason, "if evidence is relevant and necessary to a fair determination of the issues, the admission of the evidence is …
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… for committing ten sexual offenses against three pre- teen children, a boy and two girls, and sentenced by a judge to … consideration: POINT I THE PRIOR SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE CHILDREN, WHO WERE BETWEEN AGES SIX AND NINE, REGARDING … reason, "if evidence is relevant and necessary to a fair determination of the issues, the admission of the evidence is …
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… also reported that Daniel had abused her when she was a child. Based on Emma's allegations, APS filed for an … from representing another individual with disabilities or child in matters of guardianship or parental custody"; and … investigations. [POINT VII] The [c]ourt erred in demanding termination of an innocent mother as guardian, and …
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… also reported that Daniel had abused her when she was a child. Based on Emma's allegations, APS filed for an … from representing another individual with disabilities or child in matters of guardianship or parental custody"; and … investigations. [POINT VII] The [c]ourt erred in demanding termination of an innocent mother as guardian, and …
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… Adoption Day is both a day of celebration for foster care children and their adoptive families, and a day to raise … awareness of the need for homes for the more than 109,000 children in foster care waiting to be adopted. As each …
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… in which the offender last resided. Prosecutions for nonsupport may be had either in the county in which the spouse, statutory partner or any child resided at the time of the nonsupport or in the county in which the spouse or statutory …
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… under Segars. When, as in this case, the evidence supports such an inference, a burden of production shifts to … mixed question of law and fact, we review a trial court's determinations of law de novo but will not disturb a court's …
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… . . . must the court ‘appraise the testimony, make 6 a determination of true value and fix the assessment.’” … and data presented, the court finds that the evidence supports a 14% vacancy and collection loss factor. … stabilized operating expenses, was reasonable and supported by the trial record. The court further concluded …
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… that can be liable for sexual abuse by amending the Child Sexual Abuse Act (CSA Act), N.J.S.A. 2A:61B-1, to … putative testimony subject to a jury's credibility determination on retrial. The court concluded that, on this …
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… (count four); second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (count five); third-degree … hindering prosecution by preventing or obstructing the child victim from providing testimony or information that … (count six); fourth-degree endangering the welfare of a child by possessing or viewing child pornography, N.J.S.A. …
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… (count four); second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (count five); third-degree … hindering prosecution by preventing or obstructing the child victim from providing testimony or information that … (count six); fourth-degree endangering the welfare of a child by possessing or viewing child pornography, N.J.S.A. …
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… professionals who are truly dedicated and work together to support and monitor our participants’ recovery,” said … for all eligible graduates. “I am proud to witness the determination and growth of our participants as they work …
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… The original of all motions or orders to show cause and all supporting papers shall be filed as follows: (1) if a case …
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… … Review on Leave Granted by the Supreme Court. … The determination of the Committee shall be final unless the … documents relied on by the Committee in arriving at its determination. … Form of Petition for Review. … A petition … presented, the errors complained of, and the arguments in support of petitioner's position. … Service and Filing of …
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… Part order denying his motion for a credit against his child support arrearages for claimed payments made toward his … all the controlling legal principles, or reached a determination that "could not reasonably have been reached on …