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… the sentencing judge sufficiently takes into account "how children are different, and how those 10 A-2677-18T2 … because of my actions I gave up [the] right to make that determination. 20 A-2677-18T2 With respect to Miller factor … upon release, counsel said that Zuber had strong family support and that his brother had agreed to give him a place …
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… in his deposition that he had sexually abused at least five children, including his own stepson, over a period of … submitted evidence that although there were male and female children on the bus with C.V., Dean was only accused of … that she did “not find that the evidence in this case supports that this is an LAD case for a number of reasons.” …
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… 2C:14-3(a), and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1). The court sentenced defendant … confidante, whom the victim would ordinarily turn to for support ; (2) the disclosure was spontaneous and voluntary; … abuse, were all contributing factors that impacted the determination of reasonableness. Ibid.; see also R.E.B., 385 …
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… or retired judicial officer, law enforcement officer, or child protective investigator in the Division of Child … press. It concurred with the trial court that the statute supports a state interest of the highest order and that it … precedent. III. A. We review de novo the trial court’s determination that Daniel’s Law is constitutional as applied …
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… Syndrome – Purposes other than Defenses (6/4/07) Non 2C Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (5/16/11) Non 2C … Garb or Prison Garb (5/12/14) Non 2C Delayed Disclosure of Child Sexual Abuse (4/8/19) Non 2C Dismissal of Jury … √ CHARGE 2C:12-1.3 Failure To Report The Disappearance Of A Child (5/13/13) 2C:12-2(a) Recklessly Endangering Another …
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… Chancery Division - Family Part County of - Select County - Child, Docket Number: NJSpirit Participant Number: NJSpirit … ☐ Attorney(s) for the Defendant(s) ☐ CASA ☐ Division of Child Protection and Permanency ☐ Deputy Attorney General ☐ Child Placement Review Board ☐ Law Guardian ☐ Other: …
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… from the tenancy trial. Defendant has lived with her three children in plaintiff's federally subsidized apartment … questions of law and fact, we defer to the trial judge's supported factual findings, but review de novo the trial … 283 (App. Div. 2017). Additionally, we review a judicial determination in an eviction action for abuse of discretion. …
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… from the tenancy trial. Defendant has lived with her three children in plaintiff's federally subsidized apartment … questions of law and fact, we defer to the trial judge's supported factual findings, but review de novo the trial … 283 (App. Div. 2017). Additionally, we review a judicial determination in an eviction action for abuse of discretion. …
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… The ALJ declined to bypass progressive discipline, found termination to be "unreasonably harsh," and reduced the … that Adams's "actions are clearly sufficiently egregious to support the penalty of removal without consideration of … AS APPELLANT'S CONDUCT WAS NOT EGREGIOUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT TERMINATION. POINT TWO THIS HONORABLE COURT SHOULD REVERSE …
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… a Pennsylvania business dedicated to providing non-medical support services to the elderly. The business is a … agreed not to compete with SHS for two years after termination of the agreement for any reason and agreed to … law, Goldman believed he found a "loophole" supporting termination of the agreement and sent Houghton a March 29, …
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… a Pennsylvania business dedicated to providing non-medical support services to the elderly. The business is a … agreed not to compete with SHS for two years after termination of the agreement for any reason and agreed to … law, Goldman believed he found a "loophole" supporting termination of the agreement and sent Houghton a March 29, …
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… The ALJ declined to bypass progressive discipline, found termination to be "unreasonably harsh," and reduced the … that Adams's "actions are clearly sufficiently egregious to support the penalty of removal without consideration of … AS APPELLANT'S CONDUCT WAS NOT EGREGIOUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT TERMINATION. POINT TWO THIS HONORABLE COURT SHOULD REVERSE …
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… The ALJ declined to bypass progressive discipline, found termination to be "unreasonably harsh," and reduced the … that Adams's "actions are clearly sufficiently egregious to support the penalty of removal without consideration of … AS APPELLANT'S CONDUCT WAS NOT EGREGIOUS ENOUGH TO WARRANT TERMINATION. POINT TWO THIS HONORABLE COURT SHOULD REVERSE …
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… Access to Court Records and Administrative Records,” supports the Judiciary’s commitment to transparency and a … changes, such as providing greater pro- tection for children in families going through divorce or custody … case. The RST keeps the focus on objective data in determinations regarding detention. The tool consists of a …
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… two counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4 (counts fourteen and fifteen). The … as the home filled with smoke, defendant went to the children's bedroom, repeatedly slashed D.C.'s face with a … charged in count eleven, and A.C. was the victim of the child endangerment charged in count fourteen. 2 On the …
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… two counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4 (counts fourteen and fifteen). The … as the home filled with smoke, defendant went to the children's bedroom, repeatedly slashed D.C.'s face with a … charged in count eleven, and A.C. was the victim of the child endangerment charged in count fourteen. 2 On the …
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… and defendant Frank Sauro were once married. They had three children, two boys and a girl, who are now adults. On … cover the children's cost of attending college was properly supported by the record, well within the court's authority, … these errors are legally inconsequential in light of our determination that Budd Larner did not have a role to play in …
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… he was twenty-seven years old, he sexually penetrated a child over thirteen but less than sixteen years of age. … the consequences of which he was unaware. However, in a supporting letter, he implied that he was unaware of the … years of judgment). The State does not challenge that determination. So, we do not address it. 4 A-1325-18T4 that he …
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… v. Bethune, supra at 148, the Court noted that a young child might, also, “not tell anyone of sexual abuse for a … contained “highly provocative” details not otherwise supported in the record. The only reason that the evidence … v. Bethune, supra at 148, the Court noted that a young child might, also, “not tell anyone of sexual abuse for a …
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… any affirmative evidence on the issues of alimony and child support during the proof hearing. Defendant contends this … in the divorce court imposing unreasonably high alimony and child support obligations. 6 A-1017-16T4 On appeal, …