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… malpractice action on behalf of themselves and their minor child Hailey Rosina Hunt (collectively, plaintiffs), … to establish their claims. No legal authority is cited to support this proposition. "The admission or exclusion of … discern no abuse of discretion in the trial judge's determination that expert testimony was necessary to support …
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… his suppression motion, and the sufficiency of the evidence supporting his convictions for obstruction and disorderly … electronic devices contained evidence associated with child pornography and endangering the welfare of children based on defendant's viewing of pornography at a …
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… trial court's order, James pled guilty to fourth- degree child abuse or neglect, N.J.S.A. 9:6-1 and -3. Id. at 542. 5 … the shut-off valve; and that they were not aware that children were staying in Linda's apartment. The judge added … 64-65. The Court's mention of the regulation was merely to support its position that the up-pipe was part of the …
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… trial court's order, James pled guilty to fourth- degree child abuse or neglect, N.J.S.A. 9:6-1 and -3. Id. at 542. 5 … the shut-off valve; and that they were not aware that children were staying in Linda's apartment. The judge added … 64-65. The Court's mention of the regulation was merely to support its position that the up-pipe was part of the …
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… Waiver WARN Act Witnesses Workers Compensation Wrongful Termination All Search Apply Filters BER-L-6794-16 - …
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… thoughtful decision. The parties, who are married, have two children. N.L. obtained the temporary restraining order … the courtroom and court proceedings. N.J. Div. of Child Prot. & Permanency v. A.B., 231 N.J. 354, 366 (2017); … that N.L. satisfied the second prong of Silver is amply supported by the proofs in the record. No further discussion …
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… A-0716-16T2 and throwing things after their eight-year-old child asked plaintiff to go with him and defendant to a … factual findings unless convinced "they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant … he did not find defendant to be credible. The judge's determination that defendant harassed plaintiff was squarely …
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… thoughtful decision. The parties, who are married, have two children. N.L. obtained the temporary restraining order … the courtroom and court proceedings. N.J. Div. of Child Prot. & Permanency v. A.B., 231 N.J. 354, 366 (2017); … that N.L. satisfied the second prong of Silver is amply supported by the proofs in the record. No further discussion …
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… A-0716-16T2 and throwing things after their eight-year-old child asked plaintiff to go with him and defendant to a … factual findings unless convinced "they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant … he did not find defendant to be credible. The judge's determination that defendant harassed plaintiff was squarely …
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… of lewdness and four counts of endangering the welfare of a child.1 Shortly before he completed his seven- year … We generally will not modify the SVPA trial judge's determination to commit or 8 A-2075-16T5 release an individual … omitted). "So long as the trial court's findings are supported by 'sufficient credible evidence present in the …
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… was convicted of third-degree endangering the welfare of a child – sexual conduct by a non-caregiver, N.J.S.A. … sole charge of third-degree endangering the welfare of a child – sexual conduct by a non- caregiver. At sentencing, … claim that he "partially raised" the argument is not supported by the record. While defendant unsuccessfully …
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… pasting her lesson plans from previous years, and had the children come up to her desk for her to check their work. … He was critical of another peer-reviewed report that supported the CRPS diagnosis because the doctor who prepared … "bound by an agency's interpretation of a statute or its determination of a strictly legal issue." Ibid. (quoting …
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… counseling session to committing sexual acts against both children. He pled guilty to one count of "Involuntary … hearing, M.H. presented a psychosexual risk assessment in support of his position that he should be classified as a … 228 N.J. 378, 393 (2017). Furthermore, "the ultimate determination of a registrant's risk of reoffense and the …
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… Findings by the trial court "are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." Id. … financial circumstances and the best interests of any child, are relevant only to remedy, into its findings on a … plaintiff proved an act of domestic violence, the "second determination — whether a domestic violence restraining order …
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… away from him and then run down the steps yelling for her children to "get out." Defendant acknowledged that they had … parties. He stated: And credibility isn't some magical determination. A lot of it is sort of common sense, a lot of … that trial judge drew from this testimony, which was not supported by any expert diagnosis, that defendant has …
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… not captured on the original complaint; and, 4. To add any children that were not referenced in the original complaint. … not on your original complaint, or • Add the names of the children that you and the defendant have in common that were … as to seek additional reliefs for visitation or financial support, please call the Family Division Office in the …
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… counseling session to committing sexual acts against both children. He pled guilty to one count of "Involuntary … hearing, M.H. presented a psychosexual risk assessment in support of his position that he should be classified as a … 228 N.J. 378, 393 (2017). Furthermore, "the ultimate determination of a registrant's risk of reoffense and the …
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… Findings by the trial court "are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." Id. … financial circumstances and the best interests of any child, are relevant only to remedy, into its findings on a … plaintiff proved an act of domestic violence, the "second determination — whether a domestic violence restraining order …
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… away from him and then run down the steps yelling for her children to "get out." Defendant acknowledged that they had … parties. He stated: And credibility isn't some magical determination. A lot of it is sort of common sense, a lot of … that trial judge drew from this testimony, which was not supported by any expert diagnosis, that defendant has …
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… pasting her lesson plans from previous years, and had the children come up to her desk for her to check their work. … He was critical of another peer-reviewed report that supported the CRPS diagnosis because the doctor who prepared … "bound by an agency's interpretation of a statute or its determination of a strictly legal issue." Ibid. (quoting …