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… of second-degree endangering the welfare of three of the children in his care, I.D., G.V., and L.V.,1 by abusing and … counts associated with defendant's alleged abuse of another child, J.D., and the trial court dismissed those charges at … we defer to the trial judge's findings so long as they are "supported by sufficient credible evidence." State v. S.S., …
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… of second-degree endangering the welfare of three of the children in his care, I.D., G.V., and L.V.,1 by abusing and … counts associated with defendant's alleged abuse of another child, J.D., and the trial court dismissed those charges at … we defer to the trial judge's findings so long as they are "supported by sufficient credible evidence." State v. S.S., …
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… and defendant were married for twenty-two years and had two children. They were divorced in January 2014. He was … professional groups. He detailed these efforts in his supporting certification. However, by September 2017, he … written opinion, the court found that defendant's termination from AIG was involuntary. Under the MSA, he was …
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… and defendant were married for twenty-two years and had two children. They were divorced in January 2014. He was … professional groups. He detailed these efforts in his supporting certification. However, by September 2017, he … written opinion, the court found that defendant's termination from AIG was involuntary. Under the MSA, he was …
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… conviction for sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a child, and lewdness; crimes for which a judge sentenced him … THAT DEFENDANT HAD A PROPENSITY TO MASTURBATE IN FRONT OF CHILDREN, WHICH IS PRECISELY WHAT THE RULE PROSCRIBES (Not … court's findings of aggravating and mitigating factors are supported by the record, and the sentence does not "shock …
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… conviction for sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a child, and lewdness; crimes for which a judge sentenced him … THAT DEFENDANT HAD A PROPENSITY TO MASTURBATE IN FRONT OF CHILDREN, WHICH IS PRECISELY WHAT THE RULE PROSCRIBES (Not … court's findings of aggravating and mitigating factors are supported by the record, and the sentence does not "shock …
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… and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). He appeals from his January 11, … be delivered to the jury only when there is 'obvious record support for such [a] charge . . . .'" State v. Funderburg, … Blackmon, 202 N.J. at 297. The trial court's sentencing determination was predicated on "competent credible evidence …
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… and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). He appeals from his January 11, … be delivered to the jury only when there is 'obvious record support for such [a] charge . . . .'" State v. Funderburg, … Blackmon, 202 N.J. at 297. The trial court's sentencing determination was predicated on "competent credible evidence …
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… because of [his] priors." Assigned counsel submitted a supporting brief, in which he argued defendant's trial … impact defendant's incarceration would have on his eight children; and to successfully file motions to dismiss or to … of mitigating factor eleven because defendant's youngest child was seventeen-years old and he had arrears of $75,000 …
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… because of [his] priors." Assigned counsel submitted a supporting brief, in which he argued defendant's trial … impact defendant's incarceration would have on his eight children; and to successfully file motions to dismiss or to … of mitigating factor eleven because defendant's youngest child was seventeen-years old and he had arrears of $75,000 …
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… venue; 3) his motion to obtain the addresses of the State's child witnesses; and 4) his pre-sentencing motion to … assault; and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a), occurring in October 2012. 1 We … defendant's argument that he took the plea out of fear. In support of this finding, the court compared the initial …
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… venue; 3) his motion to obtain the addresses of the State's child witnesses; and 4) his pre-sentencing motion to … assault; and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a), occurring in October 2012. 1 We … defendant's argument that he took the plea out of fear. In support of this finding, the court compared the initial …
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… Because the record contains sufficient evidence to support the judge's conclusion, we cannot agree with … he found Caplan's explanation of the events surrounding the termination of the parties' arrangement more persuasive and … In the present case, we cannot conclude that the judge's determination of the nature of the parties' dispute was …
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… Because the record contains sufficient evidence to support the judge's conclusion, we cannot agree with … he found Caplan's explanation of the events surrounding the termination of the parties' arrangement more persuasive and … In the present case, we cannot conclude that the judge's determination of the nature of the parties' dispute was …
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… could not call her daughter as a witness because the child was "never named or identified in any document" and … any other terms or conditions. Defendant offers no evidence supporting his claim the high-low agreement included a … the outcome, under all of the rules applicable to trial determinations"). Because the record does not support a …
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… could not call her daughter as a witness because the child was "never named or identified in any document" and … any other terms or conditions. Defendant offers no evidence supporting his claim the high-low agreement included a … the outcome, under all of the rules applicable to trial determinations"). Because the record does not support a …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0433-18T4 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … brief). PER CURIAM Defendant E.V.-G. shot the mother of his children and her friend while his seven-year-old son Joey1 … danger by acting in reckless disregard of his safety is supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence in …
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… the parties' dating relationship was short, and they had no children together, implying they would have no contact based … court's factual findings unless "they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant … and that he told her he would kill her five-year-old child. She also testified defendant lived near her New …
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… 2 A-1390-16T2 The parties' brief marriage produced one child, Sylvia,1 who was born in July 2015. In this appeal, … desire to [gain] unsupervised [visits] with [their] child." The FRO contained restraints typically imposed; it … 3 The stage at which these communications were made also supports the rejection of Adam's frivolous contention that …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0433-18T4 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … brief). PER CURIAM Defendant E.V.-G. shot the mother of his children and her friend while his seven-year-old son Joey1 … danger by acting in reckless disregard of his safety is supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence in …