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… were married in 1984. That marriage, which produced three children – a son born in 1981, and daughters born NOT FOR … upon completion of the remand proceedings. To explain our determination, we initially note that the judge took the … a directed verdict; the standard applicable to such a determination in this context, however, is no different than …
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… N.J.S.A. 10:5-1 to -49. The complaint alleged two older children bullied the minor plaintiff and subjected the child to serious verbal sexual harassment during three of … 489, 494 (App. Div. 2008). This 1 We refer to the minor child as "plaintiff" and to the child and the child's parent …
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… op. at 1). Both defendant and Torres were indicted for the child's murder, although there was no dispute that defendant … testimony as suspect and untrustworthy," and that "[t]he determination of the credibility or lack thereof of … like the trial court, erred in attempting to make that determination based on Torres's letter alone.6 6 To the extent …
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… op. at 1). Both defendant and Torres were indicted for the child's murder, although there was no dispute that defendant … testimony as suspect and untrustworthy," and that "[t]he determination of the credibility or lack thereof of … like the trial court, erred in attempting to make that determination based on Torres's letter alone.6 6 To the extent …
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… counsel should have called L.H., the mother of defendant's child, as a defense witness, he agreed with the State's … that L.H. "was the mother of . . . defendant['s child] which provided fertile ground for impeachment based … to the trial court's factual findings . . . 'when supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence.'" …
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… to the admission of the hearsay medical records to support the guardian's motion for reconsideration. We do not … assistance of others who are willing and available. This determination shall take into account a person’s history, … Id. at 172. Looking to "the analogous context of child-custody cases," in which a court normally appoints …
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… be followed by near-certain deportation on his release. In support of his petition, defendant presented the … b., it is an affirmative defense that the person held was a child less than 18 years old and the actor was a relative or legal guardian of such child and his sole purpose was to assume control of such …
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… be followed by near-certain deportation on his release. In support of his petition, defendant presented the … b., it is an affirmative defense that the person held was a child less than 18 years old and the actor was a relative or legal guardian of such child and his sole purpose was to assume control of such …
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… to the admission of the hearsay medical records to support the guardian's motion for reconsideration. We do not … assistance of others who are willing and available. This determination shall take into account a person’s history, … Id. at 172. Looking to "the analogous context of child-custody cases," in which a court normally appoints …
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… counsel should have called L.H., the mother of defendant's child, as a defense witness, he agreed with the State's … that L.H. "was the mother of . . . defendant['s child] which provided fertile ground for impeachment based … to the trial court's factual findings . . . 'when supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence.'" …
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… had used before. The Board found no credible evidence to support Stout's claims, parroted the panel's narrative remarks and concurred with its determination "that a preponderance of the evidence indicates … Presented Here is Capable of Repetition. 11 A-4908-18 C. Determination of the Legal Issue Presented in this Case Does …
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… had used before. The Board found no credible evidence to support Stout's claims, parroted the panel's narrative remarks and concurred with its determination "that a preponderance of the evidence indicates … Presented Here is Capable of Repetition. 11 A-4908-18 C. Determination of the Legal Issue Presented in this Case Does …
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… to Rule 1:38-3(c)(9) to maintain the confidentiality of "child victims of sexual assault or abuse." (citing N.J.S.A. … called his pastor and asked him to come to the station for support, and he did. Defendant and his wife testified the … or when 'inadvertent errors mistakenly impacted a determination of guilt or otherwise wrought a miscarriage of …
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… to Rule 1:38-3(c)(9) to maintain the confidentiality of "child victims of sexual assault or abuse." (citing N.J.S.A. … called his pastor and asked him to come to the station for support, and he did. Defendant and his wife testified the … or when 'inadvertent errors mistakenly impacted a determination of guilt or otherwise wrought a miscarriage of …
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… guilty to second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by a caretaker, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1). The facts and … judge's factual findings, "'so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" … N.J. at 52. We likewise find no error in the PCR judge's determination that defendant was not prejudiced of either the …
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… M.M. and S.O.,1 Appellants, v. CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS IN CHILDREN RELIEF FUND COMMISSION, Respondent. … to be 'arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or . . . not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … 2001) (stating we should not defer to an administrative determination unless we have "confidence that there has been a …
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… apartment in Kearny where W.F. was residing with her three children and other family members. The dispute escalated and … he was not certain whether I.T.'s guardian would make the child available to testify and confirmed, "I'm not going to … petition if the defendant presents a prima facie case in support of relief, the court determines that there are …
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… M.M. and S.O.,1 Appellants, v. CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS IN CHILDREN RELIEF FUND COMMISSION, Respondent. … to be 'arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or . . . not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … 2001) (stating we should not defer to an administrative determination unless we have "confidence that there has been a …
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… apartment in Kearny where W.F. was residing with her three children and other family members. The dispute escalated and … he was not certain whether I.T.'s guardian would make the child available to testify and confirmed, "I'm not going to … petition if the defendant presents a prima facie case in support of relief, the court determines that there are …
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… guilty to second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by a caretaker, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a)(1). The facts and … judge's factual findings, "'so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" … N.J. at 52. We likewise find no error in the PCR judge's determination that defendant was not prejudiced of either the …