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2C:14-4b(1)
Charges Document PDF
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… or reasonably expects he is likely to be observed by a child who is less than 13 years of age where the actor … expected that he/she was likely to be observed by a child of less than 13 years of age; 4. That the child was less than 13 years of age; and 5. That the …
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… Hannah and her family lived in various homes throughout her childhood. From 2005 to 2006, when Hannah was around four … such a verdict, a reviewing court must respect a jury's determination. [State v. Afanador, 134 N.J. 162, 178 (1993).] … by COVID-19 improperly influenced the jury's verdict. In support, defendant points to the fact that the jury "sent a …
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… phone records, and circumstances of the guardianship matter support the Manager’s testimony. The Court agrees with the … since high school, had been arrested for failure to pay a 3 child support arrearage. Respondent reduced the defendant’s … 6 her, and made inappropriate comments to their child. The hearing on an application for an FRO took place …
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… phone records, and circumstances of the guardianship matter support the Manager’s testimony. The Court agrees with the … since high school, had been arrested for failure to pay a 3 child support arrearage. Respondent reduced the defendant’s … 6 her, and made inappropriate comments to their child. The hearing on an application for an FRO took place …
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… six causes of action: (1) violations of the New Jersey Child Sex Abuse Act (“CSAA”), N.J.S.A. 2A:61B-1, et seq.; … adequate policies “to educate, identify, prevent, and stop child sexual abuse from occurring to the children under its … only. In addition, applicants’ MCL request does not find support in New Jersey law. Indeed, the only case cited in …
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… Hannah and her family lived in various homes throughout her childhood. From 2005 to 2006, when Hannah was around four … such a verdict, a reviewing court must respect a jury's determination. [State v. Afanador, 134 N.J. 162, 178 (1993).] … by COVID-19 improperly influenced the jury's verdict. In support, defendant points to the fact that the jury "sent a …
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… phone records, and circumstances of the guardianship matter support the Manager’s testimony. The Court agrees with the … since high school, had been arrested for failure to pay a 3 child support arrearage. Respondent reduced the defendant’s … 6 her, and made inappropriate comments to their child. The hearing on an application for an FRO took place …
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… charged with unlawful possession of a weapon, fourth-degree child abuse, and a disorderly persons offense for possession … 229 N.J. 161 (2017). HELD: Because the trial court’s determination that the driver ultimately knowingly and voluntarily gave consent to search is supported by sufficient credible evidence, the trial court …
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… 1,749 % Change 13% -9% -22% -6% -5% -12% -35% -14% -11% Terminations Jul 2003 - Jun 2004 149 514 93 756 37 1,116 121 … 35,797 50,936 % Change 9% 5% -30% -3% 47% 8% -8% -2% -2% Terminations Jul 2003 - Jun 2004 4,267 6,110 3,440 13,817 … 3,654 % Change -38% -17% -2% -14% -26% -10% -10% -11% -12% Terminations Jul 2003 - Jun 2004 237 417 633 1,287 81 1,925 …
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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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… capricious, i.e., motivated by improper reasons or rather "supported by proper and identifiable reasons." See, e.g., … appeal as moot. "Mootness is a threshold justiciability determination rooted in the notion that judicial power is to … recognized the "public interest in decisions regarding the termination of life-sustaining medical treatments[,]" and …
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… conduct met the elements of gross negligence necessary to support the entry of judgment under N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1(c)." … unattended." Defendant failed to vacate the unit by the termination date, and on October 25, 2016, plaintiff filed a … and this appeal followed. In reviewing the trial judge's determination, we accord substantial deference to the judge's …
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… conduct met the elements of gross negligence necessary to support the entry of judgment under N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1(c)." … unattended." Defendant failed to vacate the unit by the termination date, and on October 25, 2016, plaintiff filed a … and this appeal followed. In reviewing the trial judge's determination, we accord substantial deference to the judge's …
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… capricious, i.e., motivated by improper reasons or rather "supported by proper and identifiable reasons." See, e.g., … appeal as moot. "Mootness is a threshold justiciability determination rooted in the notion that judicial power is to … recognized the "public interest in decisions regarding the termination of life-sustaining medical treatments[,]" and …
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… when defendant rear-ended a car, causing the death of a child, permanent paralysis of another child, and serious … appear to be forthright;" and "[h]is statements were not supported by the record." Before us, defendant argues: POINT … evidence in the record, particularly the PCR court's determination that trial counsel was credible while defendant …
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… when defendant rear-ended a car, causing the death of a child, permanent paralysis of another child, and serious … appear to be forthright;" and "[h]is statements were not supported by the record." Before us, defendant argues: POINT … evidence in the record, particularly the PCR court's determination that trial counsel was credible while defendant …
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… and pseudonyms to protect the welfare of the parties' minor children. R. 1:38-3(d). NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … appeal, D.C., the father of the parties' two minor children C.C. and D.C.,2 seeks relief from the Family Part's … management conference within twenty days.4 We make no determination as to whether or not the children shall be …
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… and pseudonyms to protect the welfare of the parties' minor children. R. 1:38-3(d). NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … appeal, D.C., the father of the parties' two minor children C.C. and D.C.,2 seeks relief from the Family Part's … management conference within twenty days.4 We make no determination as to whether or not the children shall be …
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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 …