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… consuming multiple trial days, the trial court issued a comprehensive written opinion resolving these issues. In … primary custodial parent's presumptive authority may give way. The primary custodial parent's authority is also based … and charged with the responsibility to make decisions together." However, as noted, Emma was referring to joint …
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… Nonetheless, summary judgment dismissal of plaintiff's complaint was not appropriate pending the court's … on the teacups' doors. The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs has regularly inspected the ride and … the real property" and not "specialized in any meaningful way that would alter 7 A-3279-19T3 the mechanics of the …
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… the car, defendant said he had to stop at his home on the way. When they arrived, defendant insisted that S.D. and her brother come inside. Defendant knocked on the door and another man … returned to the United States because his mother passed away. He said that before his initial trial date, he learned …
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… a 270-day period of jail time, required defendant to comply with the registration requirements of Megan's Law, … "deal," and that its terms were "written accurately and completely in the plea papers that [defendant] and [his] … the implications of PSL. The court never explained PSL in a way that I understood. The court only said at the plea …
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… would make the other children watch. In November 2005, Kate complained at school that defendant slapped Sara in the back … Defendant testified he disciplined the children in various ways, but only used the belt in extreme situations. For … children missed the bus, they walked across a dangerous highway. The children did not show they were grateful to Nelson, …
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… Judges Suter and Geiger. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 279-11/13. Colin M. … final decisions. I In 2013, the District faced a budget deficit of $56,900,000. Evidence showed that State aid … in technology will naturally result in new and innovative ways to locate truant students." The Commissioner's decision …
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… In addition, defendant's front headlight assembly was "completely out." During the course of the motor vehicle … when defendant was admitted to the emergency room, he was complaining of chest pain and anxiety. Patrolman Scott … not proffer any opinion her analysis was deficient in any way. 5 U.S. Const. amend. V. 14 A-3802-17T1 Second, …
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… JUDGMENT AGAINST QIANNA IS MANDATED BECAUSE THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN ADMITTING INTO EVIDENCE AT THE … A-5303-17T4 was sufficient evidence in the record which, together with the reasonable inferences drawn therefrom, … locate and transport Qianna and Winston to a motel. On the way to the motel, Qianna agreed to report to the Division …
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… tenants with a notice to quit in October 2016. He filed a complaint for possession of the unit in January 2017, see … in the first two suits he filed. Nor do we find apposite or binding Burstein v. Liberty Bell Village, 120 N.J. … a contract provision if it consistently acts in such a way as to indicate that it does not intend to hold the other …
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… did not file a brief. PER CURIAM Plaintiff N.L. filed a complaint under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act of … Arpels. You couldn't of gone about it in a more horrible way. I was good to you. Our family was everything. All I did … Domestic Contretemps. Such A Conclusion Is Inapposite Where There Is A History Of Domestic Violence, The …
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… paying all expenses the same as when the parties lived together. During the separation period, the parties incurred … the parties agreed the three forgivable loans that would become due if plaintiff was terminated from his job prior to … six months to file a challenge to the report and only by way of a cross motion." The judge rejected defendant's …
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… when he would be reinstated. He generally described his income, expenses, and financial situation, and provided a case … and challenging plaintiff's representations about his income, assets, and ability to pay. The GAL acknowledged that … In making that finding, the court erred in two ways. First, the court effectively prevented plaintiff from …
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… 2016, through prior counsel, plaintiff filed an eight-count complaint against defendants, followed by a first- 4 … [W]ith [E]njoyment of an [E]asement (Trespassing/ACP took away my membership rights)[.] POINT V Ouster … answers to interrogatories and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that there is no …
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… Law Division order denying his post-conviction motion to compel the submission of DNA evidence to the Combined DNA … her. Both defendant and his wife testified that they were together at a gas station and then eating lunch at the time … proof of defendant's involvement and would not in any way rule out that defendant was the one who shot Mr. Rezem. …
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… and Refrigeration (HVACR) Contractors (the Board) that "commercial installation of . . . laboratory fume hoods is … He claimed that ScientifiX and another company were targeted by the Sheet Metal Workers, and, for more than fifty 1 … 11 (2001)). "However, a reviewing court is 'in no way bound by [an] agency's interpretation of a statute or …
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… from the trial court's February 15, 2019 order dismissing a complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction over the named … open the floodgates that anybody who provides goods can always sue in - in their location, whether or not the other … and "hashtags" are utilized on the social media website Twitter in order to classify or categorize a user’s …
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… Defendant was convicted of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(b); … reserved decision. On June 1, 2018, the PCR court issued a comprehensive, twenty-five- page written opinion denying … robbery. . . . Since her proffered testimony "cuts both ways"—it is consistent with both innocence and guilt— trial …
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… in need of redevelopment. Plaintiffs claim the trial court committed legal and factual errors. We are unpersuaded and … blighted decades earlier required they be "reevaluated together pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:12A- 5"). McManus's report … was attempting to address, in a rational and considered way, the past failures and shortcomings of prior attempts to …
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… After her mother's death, B.M. was declared mentally incompetent, and guardians were appointed for her person and … social security disability benefits, all of which are deposited into her checking account. Also upon her mother's … the accounting." The court did not limit in a meaningful way E.M.'s ability to present evidence at the proof hearing. …
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… 3 A-0527-18T3 Defendants argue the Family Part committed reversible error by granting the Division's motion … when police discovered 115 bricks of heroin in a concealed compartment in their vehicle, following a routine traffic … to find that a hearing before the OAL "would in any way negate their opportunity [for] a plenary administrative …