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… of the Academy, and Boyer. After making credibility determinations and factual findings, Judge Ascione upheld the … to [Boyer], and applied incorrect legal standards to the determination of the appropriate amount of discipline." … "[t]here [was] not substantial credible evidence to support the findings on which the agency based its action," …
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… of the Academy, and Boyer. After making credibility determinations and factual findings, Judge Ascione upheld the … to [Boyer], and applied incorrect legal standards to the determination of the appropriate amount of discipline." … "[t]here [was] not substantial credible evidence to support the findings on which the agency based its action," …
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… technicians requested the assistance of an advanced life support unit, and after rendezvousing with that unit, asked … The judge denied the charge, finding the evidence did not support it, and that including it along with the simple … although defendant had at that time seven 14 A-3745-18 children between the ages of eleven months and twenty-five …
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… technicians requested the assistance of an advanced life support unit, and after rendezvousing with that unit, asked … The judge denied the charge, finding the evidence did not support it, and that including it along with the simple … although defendant had at that time seven 14 A-3745-18 children between the ages of eleven months and twenty-five …
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… with her husband, who has no income, and her two minor children, who each receive about $280 in monthly Social … is deemed, which suggests that the initial eligibility determination is not even rationally related to, let alone a … the legislative history of N.J.S.A. 30:4D-3(i)(11) further supports that the FPL was to be adjusted for family size …
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… and five); and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:25-4(a)(1) (counts three and six). The … [o]f The Purposes [f]or Which These Highly Prejudicial, Unsupported Allegations Were Admitted Were Permissible Under … for the trial court's unless," the trial court's determination "was so wide of the mark that a manifest denial …
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… or entity seeking to enforce payment 48 of court-ordered child support; except with respect to the disclosure 49 S3453 … of sexual assault, domestic 10 violence, violent crime, child endangerment, child abuse or child 11 neglect, and the …
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… or entity seeking to enforce payment of court-ordered 17 child support; except with respect to the disclosure of driver 18 … of sexual assault, domestic 41 violence, violent crime, child endangerment, child abuse or child 42 neglect, and the …
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… with her husband, who has no income, and her two minor children, who each receive about $280 in monthly Social … is deemed, which suggests that the initial eligibility determination is not even rationally related to, let alone a … the legislative history of N.J.S.A. 30:4D-3(i)(11) further supports that the FPL was to be adjusted for family size …
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… and five); and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:25-4(a)(1) (counts three and six). The … [o]f The Purposes [f]or Which These Highly Prejudicial, Unsupported Allegations Were Admitted Were Permissible Under … for the trial court's unless," the trial court's determination "was so wide of the mark that a manifest denial …
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… The final section of the Guidelines details the process for termination of centralized management, which requires the … a written report to the Administrative Director requesting termination of the Directive #02-19 Page 2 designation, … presenting the Court with any comments or objections, and a termination order. This superseding Directive changes the …
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… in real estate training. The first argument lacks support in the record. The second is based on a misreading … 210 (1997). We will affirm the Board's decision if it is supported by substantial credible evidence, ibid., and, upon … argument that she was available for work is simply unsupported by her testimony. She searched unsuccessfully for …
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… in real estate training. The first argument lacks support in the record. The second is based on a misreading … 210 (1997). We will affirm the Board's decision if it is supported by substantial credible evidence, ibid., and, upon … argument that she was available for work is simply unsupported by her testimony. She searched unsuccessfully for …
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… 1 We use initials to identify the parties and their children in accordance with Rule 1:38-3(d)(10). NOT FOR … agreement to continue paying: (1) plaintiff non-taxable support of $5000 per month; (2) monthly stipends to their … BY WAY OF A DEFAULT HEARING. POINT II THE TRIAL COURT'S DETERMINATION THAT PLAINTIFF FORFEITED ANY INTEREST IN …
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… 1 We use initials to identify the parties and their children in accordance with Rule 1:38-3(d)(10). NOT FOR … agreement to continue paying: (1) plaintiff non-taxable support of $5000 per month; (2) monthly stipends to their … BY WAY OF A DEFAULT HEARING. POINT II THE TRIAL COURT'S DETERMINATION THAT PLAINTIFF FORFEITED ANY INTEREST IN …
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… 2C:14-3(a); third degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1); and two counts of fourth … until a registrant 'presents subjective criteria that would support a court not relying on the tier classifi cation … burden of producing evidence challenging the prosecutor's determinations on both issues." Id. at 83-84. "Once the State …
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… (count two); second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4a (count three); abuse of a child cruelty/neglect, N.J.S.A. 9:6-3 (count four); … emphasized 5 A-0143-19 the absence of physical evidence to support Bonnie's allegations, including the inconclusive DNA …
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… (count two); second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4a (count three); abuse of a child cruelty/neglect, N.J.S.A. 9:6-3 (count four); … emphasized 5 A-0143-19 the absence of physical evidence to support Bonnie's allegations, including the inconclusive DNA …
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… 2C:14-3(a); third degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1); and two counts of fourth … until a registrant 'presents subjective criteria that would support a court not relying on the tier classifi cation … burden of producing evidence challenging the prosecutor's determinations on both issues." Id. at 83-84. "Once the State …
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… such a debt. II. We review "de novo the trial court's determination of [a] motion to dismiss under Rule 4:6-2(e)." …