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… were charged with murder and endangering the welfare of a child in connection with the death of their two-year-old … when two parents owe a legal duty to protect their child from harm. The Court notes that a particular passage … parents have a legal obligation, as here, not to allow a child to be physically abused, they can be charged directly …
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… that: Plaintiff's application for visitation with grandchild [R.D.] . . . is granted in part. Commencing on … July 27, 2019, plaintiff shall have visitation with the child on alternate Saturdays from 12:00[p.m.] to 5:00[p.m.]. Plaintiff shall pick up and drop off the child curbside at defendant [C.T.D.'s] residence. The …
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… that: Plaintiff's application for visitation with grandchild [R.D.] . . . is granted in part. Commencing on … July 27, 2019, plaintiff shall have visitation with the child on alternate Saturdays from 12:00[p.m.] to 5:00[p.m.]. Plaintiff shall pick up and drop off the child curbside at defendant [C.T.D.'s] residence. The …
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… B.D. pleaded guilty to second-degree luring or enticing a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:13-6(a), and was sentenced to a … to Treatment 4 A-2243-21 • Substance Abuse • Therapeutic Support • Residential Support • Employment/Education … not consensual, we find no infirmity in the trial judge's determination. Affirmed. … IN RE REGISTRANT B.D. …
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… B.D. pleaded guilty to second-degree luring or enticing a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:13-6(a), and was sentenced to a … to Treatment 4 A-2243-21 • Substance Abuse • Therapeutic Support • Residential Support • Employment/Education … not consensual, we find no infirmity in the trial judge's determination. Affirmed. … a2243-21.pdf … A-2243-21 – IN RE …
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… as a named defendant. Terracon suggested in its brief supporting its motion to dismiss that plaintiffs could have …
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… the remaining principal of the trust among Semple's four children, which included plaintiff, his brother, … where the factual allegations are "palpably insufficient to support a claim on which relief can be granted," or if …
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… as a named defendant. Terracon suggested in its brief supporting its motion to dismiss that plaintiffs could have …
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… the remaining principal of the trust among Semple's four children, which included plaintiff, his brother, … where the factual allegations are "palpably insufficient to support a claim on which relief can be granted," or if …
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… the judge allowed the State to briefly play portions of child pornography videos recovered from his laptop computer. … to prove or disprove any fact of consequence to the determination of the action." N.J.R.E. 401. "[R]elevant … its probative worth." Id. at 500. In making that determination, "courts should look not only to the close nexus …
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… the judge allowed the State to briefly play portions of child pornography videos recovered from his laptop computer. … to prove or disprove any fact of consequence to the determination of the action." N.J.R.E. 401. "[R]elevant … its probative worth." Id. at 500. In making that determination, "courts should look not only to the close nexus …
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… v. ELIZABETH M. DICKER, KEVIN LISSENDEN, and PRINCETON CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE, Defendants-Respondents. … J. O'Connell argued the cause for respondent Princeton Child Development NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL … her accident reconstruction expert provided an opinion in support of her motion for reconsideration as to causation, …
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… Id. at 1. At that time, T.T. "approached a six- year old child in an apartment hallway, put his hand over her mouth, … into an abandoned apartment." Ibid. T.T. then removed the child's "clothing and inserted two fingers and then his … the STU. There is ample credible evidence in the record to support the judge's findings and T.T.'s arguments to the …
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… order, requiring him to pay a $5000 deductible for his children's health insurance. We affirm, finding no error by … facts which would warrant this court reviewing its prior determination." The court denied his request to require mother … "[F]indings by the trial court are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… 2C:14- 3(b); and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). The testimony at trial revealed … the difference between the truth and a lie, and assured the child it was acceptable to say he could not remember. Eddie … by Connie and Ernest, and there was no physical evidence to support Eddie's version of events. Our review of the judge's …
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… order, requiring him to pay a $5000 deductible for his children's health insurance. We affirm, finding no error by … facts which would warrant this court reviewing its prior determination." The court denied his request to require mother … "[F]indings by the trial court are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… Id. at 1. At that time, T.T. "approached a six- year old child in an apartment hallway, put his hand over her mouth, … into an abandoned apartment." Ibid. T.T. then removed the child's "clothing and inserted two fingers and then his … the STU. There is ample credible evidence in the record to support the judge's findings and T.T.'s arguments to the …
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… 2C:14- 3(b); and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). The testimony at trial revealed … the difference between the truth and a lie, and assured the child it was acceptable to say he could not remember. Eddie … by Connie and Ernest, and there was no physical evidence to support Eddie's version of events. Our review of the judge's …
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… v. ELIZABETH M. DICKER, KEVIN LISSENDEN, and PRINCETON CHILD DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE, Defendants-Respondents. … J. O'Connell argued the cause for respondent Princeton Child Development NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL … her accident reconstruction expert provided an opinion in support of her motion for reconsideration as to causation, …
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… I. The parties were married on July 15, 2000, and had three children: Jill, born July 2003; Jane, born May 2005; and … to protect the confidentiality of the parties and their children. R. 1:38-3(d)(3). 2 A different trial judge entered … order did not address her. 6 The court also addressed child support issues in the order. 7 Defendant's point headings in …