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Administrative Directives
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… Temporary Restraining Order/Temporary Protective Order complaints. • DVHO Standard #3 (Section A) Management … as to the supervision of Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex• PO Box 037 • Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0037 the … published and unpublished, can be found on the Judiciary website. • DVHO Standard #5 (Section D.1) Jurisdiction This …
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… 27, 2022 Order, with continued to judicial discretion to accommodate vi11ual or in-person participation as appropriate. The Judiciary remains committed to providing quality customer service to the … authorized by this 3 Order, including on its public website, njcourts.gov. For the Court, Chief Justice Dated: …
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… AS SEPARATE MCLS A previous Notice to the Bar requested comments on two applications for multicounty litigation … Court, after considering the two applications and the comments received, has determined to designate the two types … on the Judiciary’s website (www.njcourts.gov). Judge Padovano’s Initial Case …
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… for the reasons set forth by Judge John A. Young in his comprehensive written opinion. I. In 2014, petitioner was … with such force that he lacerated her liver. The child died from her injuries. In January 2016, petitioner appeared … answered affirmatively. Further, he testified he had sufficient time to discuss the plea agreement with counsel, …
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… for the reasons set forth by Judge John A. Young in his comprehensive written opinion. I. In 2014, petitioner was … with such force that he lacerated her liver. The child died from her injuries. In January 2016, petitioner appeared … answered affirmatively. Further, he testified he had sufficient time to discuss the plea agreement with counsel, …
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… images of children from a publicly shared folder on a computer. The IP address associated with the computer … [was] just to end the case there and go back to [his] studies and get a job to help [his] parents financially." … extensively, including downloading material from the ISP website, which he gave to defendant, who also conducted his …
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… images of children from a publicly shared folder on a computer. The IP address associated with the computer … [was] just to end the case there and go back to [his] studies and get a job to help [his] parents financially." … extensively, including downloading material from the ISP website, which he gave to defendant, who also conducted his …
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… shot at multiple times and hit once in the back. Mason died shortly thereafter. Defendant stole some of his … In his present appeal, defendant makes the following points through his counsel: POINT ONE WHERE ISSUES OF … sound reasons expressed by Judge Lydon. We add a few brief comments. 6 A-0743-19 The central issue raised here concerns …
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… shot at multiple times and hit once in the back. Mason died shortly thereafter. Defendant stole some of his … In his present appeal, defendant makes the following points through his counsel: POINT ONE WHERE ISSUES OF … sound reasons expressed by Judge Lydon. We add a few brief comments. 6 A-0743-19 The central issue raised here concerns …
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… his parents in the April 2017 sale of their home. The complaint also asserted a legal malpractice claim against F&D. Pertinent to this appeal, Mary died while the present action was pending.1 1 Because many … To the extent not addressed, any remaining arguments lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …
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… Director of Human Resources, who terminated claimant for committing two consecutive No Call/No Show absences on … intended to remain working. In Lord, an employee's car died, rendering him incapable of driving to his job. Id. at … Id. at 461. In response, the majority stated there was sufficient credible evidence in the record (based on employee …
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… at a location on Pearl Street when he heard two gunshots coming from an area about one block away. The officer went … complex. She said defendant asked her to switch "hoodies" with him. She gave defendant her grey hooded … Id. at 694. "A reasonable probability is a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. …
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… -1- NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS Corrected 3/8/19- pgs. 7 and 11 … as a reason why the state should furnish him with legal remedies to recover it back. Ignorance or mistake of law by one … not dive into the fine details of the system because it suffices to say that no matter the willingness of taxpayer’s …
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… -1- NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS Corrected 3/8/19- pgs. 7 and 11 … as a reason why the state should furnish him with legal remedies to recover it back. Ignorance or mistake of law by one … not dive into the fine details of the system because it suffices to say that no matter the willingness of taxpayer’s …
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… Director of Human Resources, who terminated claimant for committing two consecutive No Call/No Show absences on … intended to remain working. In Lord, an employee's car died, rendering him incapable of driving to his job. Id. at … Id. at 461. In response, the majority stated there was sufficient credible evidence in the record (based on employee …
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… at a location on Pearl Street when he heard two gunshots coming from an area about one block away. The officer went … complex. She said defendant asked her to switch "hoodies" with him. She gave defendant her grey hooded … Id. at 694. "A reasonable probability is a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. …
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… his parents in the April 2017 sale of their home. The complaint also asserted a legal malpractice claim against F&D. Pertinent to this appeal, Mary died while the present action was pending.1 1 Because many … To the extent not addressed, any remaining arguments lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …
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… ongoing dispute over custody and visitation of the children commenced in 2018, when Y.D. filed a domestic violence … and Sally: [M.H.]: What happened? [Sally]: I don't want to die, dad. [M.H.]: [Sally], you're not going to die. [Sally]: … proceeded to place its decision on the record without sufficient notice. He claims with proper notice counsel could …
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… ongoing dispute over custody and visitation of the children commenced in 2018, when Y.D. filed a domestic violence … and Sally: [M.H.]: What happened? [Sally]: I don't want to die, dad. [M.H.]: [Sally], you're not going to die. [Sally]: … proceeded to place its decision on the record without sufficient notice. He claims with proper notice counsel could …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2013-34635. Kenneth A. … cardiac arrest. Nine days later, on June 16, 2011, he died of complications from the cardiac arrest. Chase was … dismissal of her son's claim only, raising the following points: POINT I THE [JUDGE OF COMPENSATION] ERRED BY …