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… twenty years to address her abusive behaviors" and the concomitant consequences of the loss of her parental rights. … was determined to be the child's father. At first, he visited the child on a regular basis, and in December 2016, … applied those findings to the governing legal principles in concluding that entry of the judgment under review …
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… arguments. Defendant was stopped for driving forty-seven miles per hour in a twenty- five-mile-per-hour zone. Instead … he made no finding at all. We held in Rosenblum that "the complete denial of the filing of a claim without judicial … Super. at 390 (citing U.S. Const. amend. XIV, § 1). The complete disregard of a filed motion has the same …
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… on probation failed to deter his criminal behavior. Webster committed serious institutional infractions while … in detention and administrative segregation with a loss of commutation time. The last offense had occurred in March … "discretionary assessment[s] of a multiplicity of imponderables . . . ." Ibid. (alteration in original) (quoting …
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… allow for parenting time, [the father] shall show that he complied with all of the recommendations contained in the risk assessment completed by … After reviewing the record and the applicable legal principles, we affirm in part and reverse in part. During the …
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… involving weekend visitation; regularly scheduled video communication; vacation time; overnight birthday visitation; … "are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … to the legal issues raised by Clay, we review the principles set forth in Moriarty v. Bradt, 177 N.J. 84 (2003), and …
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… ineffective by failing to support these two arguments with competent evidence, leading to the petition's denial. 4 … first PCR counsel was ineffective, by failing to present competent evidence to support his arguments about trial … We reject defendant's argument that the one-year period commences not when the PCR judge denies the petition, but …
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… for the child and the A-2969-17T3 4 applicable legal principles, we reject this argument and affirm the judgment as it … same reasons expressed by Judge James R. Paganelli in his comprehensive written decision dated February 14, 2018. As … factual findings, because they are well supported by competent evidence presented at trial. See N.J. Div. of …
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… Mohammed Huzien is the "managing member" of Palm. The sales agreement stated that Yousef, the seller, was at the time the owner of all of the company shares, free and clear of any restrictions. On March … than Huzien. Youself was also identified on the form as the company's sole director and sole shareholder.2 The …
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… evaluation of underlying facts, "we will accord deference unless the trial court's findings 'went so wide of the mark … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired as the result of the failure of his parent … mother's actions and inattentiveness fell below the requisite standard for care. Specifically, the judge found the …
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… in the written plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend to the court that defendant's prison term not exceed … that the court's likely sentence was sixteen years or less. However, counsel also maintained he told defendant the … from the proofs at the hearing that defendant was "completely aware of the consequences" of his guilty plea, …
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… He told me to get out. He told me I was no longer welcome there and I left. Claimant also testified that he had … and walked out the door. I texted him and asked [if he] was coming back to work. I got no response. Two days later he … 182, 194 (2011). We will not disturb the Board's ruling unless it is arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable. Brady v. …
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… violated parole by (1) failing to report, (2) failing to comply with the Electronic Monitoring (EM) Program, (3) … mitigating factors. These factors were that: (1) defendant completed an opportunity on community supervision without … Div. 1993). We will not disturb a Board's determination unless it is arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable; it is …
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… she had received training and which she had successfully completed over the course of her 4 A-0823-16T2 career. While … An agency determination should not be reversed "unless it is arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or it is … Moran, 438 N.J. Super. at 350. The Moran court found a combination of unusual circumstances that led to Moran's …
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… in light of the record and applicable legal principles, we affirm. Plaintiff was admitted as a resident to a … facility staff observed plaintiff walking with a limp and complaining of pain in her leg. The notes in plaintiff's … had not presented any evidence to establish the requisite element of a causal connection between the breach of …
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… arguments in light of the record and applicable principles of law, we reverse. On May 3, 2013, a concerned neighbor … is deemed relevant, it is admissible, N.J.R.E. 402, unless 'its probative value is substantially outweighed by 2 … of guilt by defendant from his post-crime conduct unless it believes that defendant acted to cover up a crime." …
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… employment as a New Jersey State Trooper. Plaintiff sought compensation for his injuries under the Military Compensation Law (MCL), N.J.S.A. 38A:13-1 to -13. N.J.S.A. … "word[] of enlargement and not of limitation and . . . examples specified thereafter are merely illustrative." Jackson …
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… requests that we exercise original jurisdiction to "complete [the] determination." We decline to exercise …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. CARL WILES, a/k/a EUGENE WILES, and CARL WILIS, … the police. Because he was a juvenile, defendant's mother accompanied him to the police station. She gave written … a guilty plea on all three counts. The State agreed to recommend a seven-year sentence with a parole ineligibility …
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… order dismissing the Division's second guardianship complaint filed in 2015, N.J. Div. of Child Protection & … December 19, 2017 on the Division's third guardianship complaint, terminating her parental rights to both boys. As … and self-destructive behavior, and 4 A-2046-17T2 had overcome a persistent substance abuse problem. Id. at 3. …
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… on the note in November 2012. The Bank filed a foreclosure complaint against Young in June 2014. A final judgment of … 12, 2003. The TPB again was the successful bidder and deposited $10,000 toward the purchase of the property. In August … mortgage before the second sheriff's sale in March 2017. Less than two months after the second sheriff's sale, the …