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… daycare with the little girl, the caseworkers asked S.T. questions regarding her housing and her history with the … in relying on S.T.'s history of mental illness when no competent evidence of her illness was admitted into … court's decision. Id. at 448-49. Through the admission of "competent, material and relevant evidence," the Division …
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… a controlled dangerous substance (CDS). Appellant requested that Crystal acquire "as many [of the drug] as she . … Crystal relay the purchase price to Forbes, who would then communicate the price to him. Investigator Newton 1 … appellant received sanctions, including 120 days' loss of commutation time, 120 days' administrative segregation, and …
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… and gross motor delay, among other things, and it was recommended that she have Early Intervention services … After Helen's removal, the family court ordered Dana to comply with a variety of services recommended by Denise M. … denied licensure following three interstate assessment requests to that state. A family member, D.C., was ruled out …
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… a temporary restraining order (TRO). Defendant subsequently obtained a TRO against plaintiff. After a trial on … would arrive at the house at a certain time and date accompanied by an agreed-upon third person and spend six hours … fee was an inappropriate sanction and the court failed to comply with its obligations under the Judicial Canons and …
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… mugged in parking lot.” Headlines such as these while not common demonstrate the importance of Premise Liability Law … The New Jersey Supreme Court initially confronted these questions by applying Common Law principles. Under Common Law a plaintiff must …
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… GERARD RIENZI, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. VINCENT G. GIACOMAN, Defendant-Respondent, and CITY OF UNION CITY, COUNTY … 2019 grant of summary judgment to defendant Vincent G. Giacoman. We affirm, substantially for the reasons set forth in … ever been associated with the property. The third factor questions whether the property has the capacity to generate …
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… on the material facts because they are supported by competent evidence. See N.J. Div. of Youth & Family Servs. … facility’s policy on visitation. But while in prison, he completed two parenting classes, earned his GED, and took a … as well as random urine screens, and warned non- compliance would prevent reunification. After his release …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a complaint for care and custody on May 17, 2017, which the … when they discovered father's criminal history, they requested he undergo a psychological and a substance abuse … be permitted to reside in L.J.'s home with his son until he completed recommended services and the Division had no …
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… daycare with the little girl, the caseworkers asked S.T. questions regarding her housing and her history with the … in relying on S.T.'s history of mental illness when no competent evidence of her illness was admitted into … court's decision. Id. at 448-49. Through the admission of "competent, material and relevant evidence," the Division …
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… a controlled dangerous substance (CDS). Appellant requested that Crystal acquire "as many [of the drug] as she . … Crystal relay the purchase price to Forbes, who would then communicate the price to him. Investigator Newton 1 … appellant received sanctions, including 120 days' loss of commutation time, 120 days' administrative segregation, and …
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… 23, 2014, defendant was arrested and charged in a summons complaint with a petty disorderly persons offense of … 8, 2014, the police charged defendant in a second summons complaint with disorderly persons simple assault, N.J.S.A. … After a February 8, 2016 bench trial on the second complaint, defendant was acquitted of simple assault and …
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… sister replied that defendant "doesn't live here. He just comes and changes, takes a shower and leaves." The sister … "I don't have anything to fear . . . I allowed them to come and I signed the paperwork so they can get that, so I … to second- degree robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, and was subsequently sentenced to a three-year prison term with an …
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… and gross motor delay, among other things, and it was recommended that she have Early Intervention services … After Helen's removal, the family court ordered Dana to comply with a variety of services recommended by Denise M. … denied licensure following three interstate assessment requests to that state. A family member, D.C., was ruled out …
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… and began parole supervision. The Board mandated Moore comply with various conditions while on parole, including … A two-member Board panel adopted the hearing officer's recommendation on June 10, 2015. On June 23, 2015, Moore's … As a condition of parole, Moore was to refrain from frequenting any establishment whose primary purpose was to sell …
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… from the July 14, 2017 order dismissing their amended complaint as untimely. Because the statute of limitations had expired prior to the filing of the amended complaint naming defendants Mahesh Bikkina, M.D. and Aiman … presented an affidavit of non-involvement and was subsequently dismissed by court order. 4 "[A] systolic murmur …
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… history. His cousin was ruled out because she was noncompliant with the evaluation process. Rochelle's relatives … one reason or another. In July 2023, the Division filed a complaint seeking guardianship of Carter and termination of … appearing via video link, testified on his own behalf. He requested additional time to undergo substance abuse …
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… SERVANTS AND EMPLOYEES, HARRAH'S ATLANTIC CITY OPERATING COMPANY, LLC, and DANIEL MCNAIR, Defendants-Respondents. … appeals the trial court's order of judgment dismissing his complaint. Coxe filed a complaint against Harrah's Atlantic … of Carfora as part of his affirmative case, the scope of questioning included the guard's training and job …
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… Motor Vehicle Warranty Act, N.J.S.A. 56:12- 29 to -49, commonly known as the Lemon Law. Because the undisputed … plaintiffs used the motor vehicle at issue primarily for commercial purposes, we reverse. We glean these facts from … account maintained and paid for by H&P. H&P also paid all fuel costs as well as all maintenance and repair costs for …
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… a temporary restraining order (TRO). Defendant subsequently obtained a TRO against plaintiff. After a trial on … would arrive at the house at a certain time and date accompanied by an agreed-upon third person and spend six hours … fee was an inappropriate sanction and the court failed to comply with its obligations under the Judicial Canons and …
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… mugged in parking lot.” Headlines such as these while not common demonstrate the importance of Premise Liability Law … The New Jersey Supreme Court initially confronted these questions by applying Common Law principles. Under Common Law a plaintiff must …