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… In 2010, they adopted a sixteen-month-old special-needs child, A.D., from Russia. A.D. suffered from several … that "a number of [plaintiff's] allegations . . . would not support a domestic 14 A-2897-14T3 violence complaint[,]"1 … complaint on his behalf. While we agree with the court's determination in that regard, we note parenthetically that the …
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… In 2010, they adopted a sixteen-month-old special-needs child, A.D., from Russia. A.D. suffered from several … that "a number of [plaintiff's] allegations . . . would not support a domestic 14 A-2897-14T3 violence complaint[,]"1 … complaint on his behalf. While we agree with the court's determination in that regard, we note parenthetically that the …
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… claims against defendants for failure to pay wages due at termination, breach of contract, commercial misappropriation … Lamkin made an explicit sexual comment about her family and children, which she found "disgusting, repulsive, and … count two under Rule 4:6-2(e), because "[her] [c]omplaint support[ed] a viable claim that [McDermott] was subjected to …
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… claims against defendants for failure to pay wages due at termination, breach of contract, commercial misappropriation … Lamkin made an explicit sexual comment about her family and children, which she found "disgusting, repulsive, and … count two under Rule 4:6-2(e), because "[her] [c]omplaint support[ed] a viable claim that [McDermott] was subjected to …
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… against him, third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(5)(b). On November 18, 2019, the … members of Obuch's family moved in, including his wife and child, defendant relocated to the basement. He shared the … to suppress defer to trial courts' factual findings if "supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." …
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… against him, third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(5)(b). On November 18, 2019, the … members of Obuch's family moved in, including his wife and child, defendant relocated to the basement. He shared the … to suppress defer to trial courts' factual findings if "supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." …
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… CURIAM William Haus appeals from a final administrative determination of the Board of Trustees of the Public … of Administrative Law ("OAL"). We vacate the Board's determination and remand for a hearing before the OAL to … or unreasonable, 5 A-0041-23 or that it lacks fair support in the record." McKnight, 476 N.J. Super. at 162 …
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… CURIAM William Haus appeals from a final administrative determination of the Board of Trustees of the Public … of Administrative Law ("OAL"). We vacate the Board's determination and remand for a hearing before the OAL to … or unreasonable, 5 A-0041-23 or that it lacks fair support in the record." McKnight, 476 N.J. Super. at 162 …
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… to increase. On May 1, 2018, the parties entered into a termination agreement. In the agreement, "Ray Zola T/A Rock … LLC" agreed to pay $38,177.24. Defendant signed the termination agreement and tendered check number 3961 for … it as a member only. The judge did not see any facts to support a fraud claim. Accordingly, the judge partially …
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… to increase. On May 1, 2018, the parties entered into a termination agreement. In the agreement, "Ray Zola T/A Rock … LLC" agreed to pay $38,177.24. Defendant signed the termination agreement and tendered check number 3961 for … it as a member only. The judge did not see any facts to support a fraud claim. Accordingly, the judge partially …
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… guilty to second- degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a), and was sentenced to State … registrants having committed a "sole sex offense" against a child to whom they stood in loco parentis within the … or "newly discovered evidence" under Rule 4:50-1(b) could support relief, as both were time-barred under Rule 4:50-2, …
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… guilty to second- degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a), and was sentenced to State … registrants having committed a "sole sex offense" against a child to whom they stood in loco parentis within the … or "newly discovered evidence" under Rule 4:50-1(b) could support relief, as both were time-barred under Rule 4:50-2, …
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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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A-2671-23 Briefs
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… ORDERS & RULINGS April 5, 2024 TPAF Final Administrative Determination (Pa 24) FILED, Clerk of the Appellate Division, … 11, 2024 (with attachments) Pa 21 Final Administrative Determination of TPAF Board dated April 5, 2024 Pa 24 Division … [2] whether the record contains substantial evidence to support the findings on which the agency bases its action; …
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A-2406-23
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… A hearing was held and the Hearing Officer recommended termination and the Appellant was terminated. (Pa15, Hearing … and February 7, 2023 and the Hearing Officer recommended termination. (Pa15, Internal Hearing Decision). Appellant … it is arbitrary, capricious, unreasonable or it lacks fair support in the evidence provided in a case. In Re Carter, …
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A-2406-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… A hearing was held and the Hearing Officer recommended termination and the Appellant was terminated. (Pa15, Hearing … and February 7, 2023 and the Hearing Officer recommended termination. (Pa15, Internal Hearing Decision). Appellant … it is arbitrary, capricious, unreasonable or it lacks fair support in the evidence provided in a case. In Re Carter, …
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… two counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a); and third-degree endangering the … represented by counsel, filed a PCR petition. In his supporting brief, defendant alleged the State had withheld … Ineffective Assistance of Appellate Counsel. Given our determination that there is no evidence supporting a Brady …
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… after plaintiff became pregnant with the parties' first child, defendant purchased a two-bedroom home in his name … $350 per month for purposes of maintaining the property and child-related expenses. The parties' first child was born in … the funds defendant contributed to the joint account was to support, shelter, feed, and clothe the children. Defendant …
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… after plaintiff became pregnant with the parties' first child, defendant purchased a two-bedroom home in his name … $350 per month for purposes of maintaining the property and child-related expenses. The parties' first child was born in … the funds defendant contributed to the joint account was to support, shelter, feed, and clothe the children. Defendant …