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… that there was any "significant misconduct warranting his termination" from employment. 7 A-1867-16T3 We have recently … with certain procedural and substantive protections from termination." Bound Brook Bd. of Educ. v. Ciripompa, 228 … to consideration of whether the [arbitration] award is supported by substantial credible evidence present in the …
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… occupant within ten days would result in the landlord's termination of the lease. A "Notice Terminating Lease" was … three (3) other adult unauthorized occupants and multiple children." The notice further instructed defendant "must … testimony "completely credible," "uncontroverted," and supported by White's observations. Limiting his findings to …
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… employment while on disability." In considering whether termination was an appropriate remedy, the ALJ concluded … and, given her lack of prior disciplinary charges, termination was improper. Our review of the Board's final … capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record." Ibid. (quoting Herrmann, 192 N.J. at …
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… for SIJ status findings. The SIJ status application was supported by certifications from Caroline and Miguel. … the confidential nature of applications for SIJ status and child custody records. See R. 1:38-3(d)(18) and (13). 3 … court" has jurisdiction under state law to make judicial determinations about the custody and care of juveniles; (4) …
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… mother, S.H., who contacted the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency ("DCPP" or the "Division"). … oral sex on defendant. Defendant can be heard telling the child, "Keep sucking it, you said you liked it." Another … The State submitted its first Statement of Reasons in support of its motion for waiver of jurisdiction in June …
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… for SIJ status findings. The SIJ status application was supported by certifications from Caroline and Miguel. … the confidential nature of applications for SIJ status and child custody records. See R. 1:38-3(d)(18) and (13). 3 … court" has jurisdiction under state law to make judicial determinations about the custody and care of juveniles; (4) …
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… for SIJ status findings. The SIJ status application was supported by certifications from Caroline and Miguel. … the confidential nature of applications for SIJ status and child custody records. See R. 1:38-3(d)(18) and (13). 3 … court" has jurisdiction under state law to make judicial determinations about the custody and care of juveniles; (4) …
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… mother, S.H., who contacted the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency ("DCPP" or the "Division"). … oral sex on defendant. Defendant can be heard telling the child, "Keep sucking it, you said you liked it." Another … The State submitted its first Statement of Reasons in support of its motion for waiver of jurisdiction in June …
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… for the investigation and prosecution of sexual crimes and child abuse (6T8). 1 Assistant prosecutors, 1 1T = … Ferrer's request for make-up parenting time (P-24). In support of his motion, Ferrer included an FLPD report that … Alvino, 100 N.J. 92, 96 (1985)). Rather, "there are two determinations to be made in connection with the imposition of …
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… discussed with you that your conviction could result in a termination of your employment. Correct? [DEFENDANT]: Yes. [COURT]: You understand that no one can make that determination except your employment. Which is true. The … the burden of establishing the Slater factors weigh in support of the requested relief. Id. at 156-58. A defendant …
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… in open duration alimony. The parties' MSA addresses the termination and modification of alimony specifically. The MSA states: D. Termination/Modification: [Defendant's] alimony obligation … "are binding on appeal so long as its determinations are 'supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence.'" …
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… in open duration alimony. The parties' MSA addresses the termination and modification of alimony specifically. The MSA states: D. Termination/Modification: [Defendant's] alimony obligation … "are binding on appeal so long as its determinations are 'supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence.'" …
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… discussed with you that your conviction could result in a termination of your employment. Correct? [DEFENDANT]: Yes. [COURT]: You understand that no one can make that determination except your employment. Which is true. The … the burden of establishing the Slater factors weigh in support of the requested relief. Id. at 156-58. A defendant …
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… twelve weeks of paid family leave to care for his newborn child; his fiancée was due within days. He was granted six … that it was arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or not supported by substantial credible evidence. Zimmerman v. … not bound by the agency's interpretation of a statute or determination of a strictly legal issue, if unreasonable. Id. …
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… twelve weeks of paid family leave to care for his newborn child; his fiancée was due within days. He was granted six … that it was arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or not supported by substantial credible evidence. Zimmerman v. … not bound by the agency's interpretation of a statute or determination of a strictly legal issue, if unreasonable. Id. …
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… guilty plea to second- degree endangering the welfare of a child, in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:24- 4(b)(5)(b)(ii). … respectively. See N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3), (9). In support, the judge cited the "vast number of materials . . . … (2014), and "modify sentences only when the trial court's determination was 'clearly mistaken.'" State v. Jabbour, 118 …
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… guilty plea to second- degree endangering the welfare of a child, in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:24- 4(b)(5)(b)(ii). … respectively. See N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3), (9). In support, the judge cited the "vast number of materials . . . … (2014), and "modify sentences only when the trial court's determination was 'clearly mistaken.'" State v. Jabbour, 118 …
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… to the parties by initials and use fictitious names for the child to protect confidentiality. See R. 1:38-3(d)(3). NOT … expressed desire to allow A.N.S. supervised access to the child, the court permitted A.N.S. visits with Lucy "every … judge unless . . . convinced that they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… to the parties by initials and use fictitious names for the child to protect confidentiality. See R. 1:38-3(d)(3). NOT … expressed desire to allow A.N.S. supervised access to the child, the court permitted A.N.S. visits with Lucy "every … judge unless . . . convinced that they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… dismissing its complaint for summary dispossession and termination of a commercial tenancy. We vacate the order and … . . Zheng that any [a]ssignment [a]greement must include a termination provision that would provide the landlord with … give finality to corporate or committee decisions will not support arbitrary action. . . . A contract should not be …