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… by Judge Linda W. Eynon ___________________________ visitation, child support, paternity, medical support, and … Phil was awarded residential custody of the children, as recommended by a psychologist's custody evaluation. … which involves a changed-circumstances inquiry and, ultimately, becomes a best-interests analysis." Id. at 40 …
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… by Judge Linda W. Eynon ___________________________ visitation, child support, paternity, medical support, and … Phil was awarded residential custody of the children, as recommended by a psychologist's custody evaluation. … which involves a changed-circumstances inquiry and, ultimately, becomes a best-interests analysis." Id. at 40 …
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… At the time of removal, Ray's parents were incarcerated and visits between Ray and Dan were suspended. Banks testified … to stay in the resource home with his sister, the Division ultimately ruled Bill out. It was relayed that Ray and Beth … relied on the Hersh experts' diagnoses that Ray suffered complex trauma and on the opinion that Ray distanced himself …
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… that day. According to defendant's office notes, plaintiff complained of having a lot of pain in his knee, swelling, … returned to defendant's office for the scheduled follow-up visit, during which defendant's office notes reflect fluid … the post-operative visits. Marcus concluded plaintiff ultimately required a fusion of his knee for the following …
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… that day. According to defendant's office notes, plaintiff complained of having a lot of pain in his knee, swelling, … returned to defendant's office for the scheduled follow-up visit, during which defendant's office notes reflect fluid … the post-operative visits. Marcus concluded plaintiff ultimately required a fusion of his knee for the following …
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… WITNESS TO BOLSTER ITS THEORY OF THE CASE REGARDING AN ULTIMATE ISSUE FOR THE JURY TO DECIDE, AND ON A MATTER … DID NOT ESTABLISH BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT THAT DEFENDANT COMMITTED ANY OF THE OFFENSES FOR WHICH HE WAS CHARGED, AND … Federal Bureau of Investigation's Cellular Analysis Survey Team (CAST) testified as an "expert in cellular telephone …
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… WITNESS TO BOLSTER ITS THEORY OF THE CASE REGARDING AN ULTIMATE ISSUE FOR THE JURY TO DECIDE, AND ON A MATTER … DID NOT ESTABLISH BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT THAT DEFENDANT COMMITTED ANY OF THE OFFENSES FOR WHICH HE WAS CHARGED, AND … Federal Bureau of Investigation's Cellular Analysis Survey Team (CAST) testified as an "expert in cellular telephone …
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… Tier One, Low Risk Classification pending a second hearing. Ultimately, after the second hearing and on further … in B.D.'s arguments and affirm. Megan's Law was designed to combat "the danger of recidivism posed by sex offenders." In … ten days earlier, and that in a recent random home visit, B.D. was observed using a smart phone in violation of …
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… Tier One, Low Risk Classification pending a second hearing. Ultimately, after the second hearing and on further … in B.D.'s arguments and affirm. Megan's Law was designed to combat "the danger of recidivism posed by sex offenders." In … ten days earlier, and that in a recent random home visit, B.D. was observed using a smart phone in violation of …
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… harm than good. Such a determination requires an expedited comparative bonding evaluation and subsequent hearing. 4 … after Kara's birth. The parents were afforded supervised visitation, which Julissa attended fairly regularly and … Servs. v. R.L., 388 N.J. Super. 81, 89 (App. Div. 2006). Ultimately, a family court's decision should not be …
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… harm than good. Such a determination requires an expedited comparative bonding evaluation and subsequent hearing. 4 … after Kara's birth. The parents were afforded supervised visitation, which Julissa attended fairly regularly and … Servs. v. R.L., 388 N.J. Super. 81, 89 (App. Div. 2006). Ultimately, a family court's decision should not be …
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… human remains. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of twenty years subject to the No Early … communicate with [her] during the litigation and only visited her sparingly"; and (2) investigate her alibi … convictions; two prior arrests, one for a case that was ultimately completely dismissed and one for an offense of …
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… human remains. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of twenty years subject to the No Early … communicate with [her] during the litigation and only visited her sparingly"; and (2) investigate her alibi … convictions; two prior arrests, one for a case that was ultimately completely dismissed and one for an offense of …
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… gave non-violent criminal defendants an opportunity to overcome alcohol and drug dependencies and resolve related … Behind each of these success stories stood an entire team of committed professionals: probation officers, … of the opportunity to participate in drug court, which ultimately saved my life. I knew I wanted a better life. I …
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… plaintiff's neighbor, and defendant testified. While the complaint was pending, defendant filed an application for grandparent visitation. Plaintiff had legal custody of his children at … Id. at 185. Additionally, the trial court based its ultimate findings on events "clearly set forth in the …
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… plaintiff's neighbor, and defendant testified. While the complaint was pending, defendant filed an application for grandparent visitation. Plaintiff had legal custody of his children at … Id. at 185. Additionally, the trial court based its ultimate findings on events "clearly set forth in the …
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… Director of the Courts Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex • P.O. Box 037 • Trenton, NJ 08625-0037 njcourts.gov … Interpreting Services") and updates to Standard 3 .4 ("Team Interpreting") to address relay interpreting. Further … observations and best practices gleaned from LAP vicinage visitations to date and is consistent with updates to the …
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… LIVESTREAMING AND BRIEF POSTING; (2) PROMULGATION OF NEW FORM TO REQUEST AUDIO RECORDINGS OF ORAL ARGUMENTS; AND (3) … inquiries should continue to be submitted to the Office of Communications. Requests to Observe Oral Arguments or to … argument via livestream, court users should continue to visit this page: 2 mailto:AppDivAccess.Mailbox@njcourts.gov …
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… AS TO THE THIRD PRONG OF N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a) AND COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY FINDING THAT THE MINIMAL … contrary, the judge's decision on the third prong, and his ultimate conclusion — that termination of defendant's … back and forth between New Jersey and Texas and did not visit with his son for extended periods of time. At the time …
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… AS TO THE THIRD PRONG OF N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a) AND COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY FINDING THAT THE MINIMAL … contrary, the judge's decision on the third prong, and his ultimate conclusion — that termination of defendant's … back and forth between New Jersey and Texas and did not visit with his son for extended periods of time. At the time …