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… Argued March 8, 2021 – Decided October 4, 2021 Before Judges Hoffman, Suter, and Smith. On appeal from the … argued the cause for respondent (Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC, attorneys for respondent; Mary Sue Henifin, of … Medical Indicators, Inc . (MII) to 100,000 shares of common stock. He argues the order was not supported by …
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… Argued March 8, 2021 – Decided October 4, 2021 Before Judges Hoffman, Suter, and Smith. On appeal from the … argued the cause for respondent (Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC, attorneys for respondent; Mary Sue Henifin, of … Medical Indicators, Inc . (MII) to 100,000 shares of common stock. He argues the order was not supported by …
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… the shooting incident were not established. Approximately one year after the shooting incident, defendant was arrested … he felt safe with them. During a February 1, 2017 Division visit to Dana's home, Kara said she wanted to share joint … The Division did not serve defendant with a copy of its complaint or contact him concerning an October 30, 2017 …
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… the shooting incident were not established. Approximately one year after the shooting incident, defendant was arrested … he felt safe with them. During a February 1, 2017 Division visit to Dana's home, Kara said she wanted to share joint … The Division did not serve defendant with a copy of its complaint or contact him concerning an October 30, 2017 …
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… in April 2016, because Mitch was intoxicated at home alone with Alice, in violation of a restraining order barring … abuse services, parenting classes, and therapeutic visitation services. Mary only completed the mental health and substance abuse treatment …
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… in April 2016, because Mitch was intoxicated at home alone with Alice, in violation of a restraining order barring … abuse services, parenting classes, and therapeutic visitation services. Mary only completed the mental health and substance abuse treatment …
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… are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … the judge expressed in her comprehensive and well-reasoned opinion. We add the following remarks as to each prong. … A-5560-17T2 Thereafter, Patricia was using PCP and did not visit her children for a five- month period, correlating …
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… are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … the judge expressed in her comprehensive and well-reasoned opinion. We add the following remarks as to each prong. … A-5560-17T2 Thereafter, Patricia was using PCP and did not visit her children for a five- month period, correlating …
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… he was guilty of prohibited act *.259, when he failed to comply with an order to submit a thirty-milliliter urine … disciplinary matters. The HO found Malacow guilty and sanctioned him to fifteen days of loss of recreational privileges, … monitoring and permanent loss 3 A-1587-17T3 of contact visits. She also referred him for a mental health follow-up. …
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… he was guilty of prohibited act *.259, when he failed to comply with an order to submit a thirty-milliliter urine … disciplinary matters. The HO found Malacow guilty and sanctioned him to fifteen days of loss of recreational privileges, … monitoring and permanent loss 3 A-1587-17T3 of contact visits. She also referred him for a mental health follow-up. …
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… Amanda and had assaulted her. Robert was born approximately one month later. Due to Thomas' history of domestic … the family preservation services and asked both parents to complete psychological evaluations. Following their … she explained that Jennifer did not maintain consistent visitation with the children following their removal. …
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… Amanda and had assaulted her. Robert was born approximately one month later. Due to Thomas' history of domestic … the family preservation services and asked both parents to complete psychological evaluations. Following their … she explained that Jennifer did not maintain consistent visitation with the children following their removal. …
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… parental rights to R.B. (the child)— who was thirteen and one-half years old at the time of trial—and awarding … Jr., presided over trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive written opinion. Around the age of sixteen, … Finally, the judge emphasized that during a recent visit, the mother showed "grossly poor judgment" by drinking …
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… parental rights to R.B. (the child)— who was thirteen and one-half years old at the time of trial—and awarding … Jr., presided over trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive written opinion. Around the age of sixteen, … Finally, the judge emphasized that during a recent visit, the mother showed "grossly poor judgment" by drinking …
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… DISPUTES IN THE FACTS JUSTIFY 1 Because the parties share a common surname, we will refer to them by their first names … AND WAS NOT IMPARTIAL WITH REGARD TO THE REPRIMAND OF ONE SIDE OVER ANOTHER (NOT RAISED BELOW). 4 A-3297-18 In … "unlimited [and] unrestricted reasonable access" to visit and speak with Ruth on the telephone; (ii) Anat could …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3654-21 NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE COMMISSION, Petitioner-Respondent, v. RICHARD A. KARPF, Respondent-Appellant, … between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Tatarek visited the property approximately ten to twelve times and …
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… DISPUTES IN THE FACTS JUSTIFY 1 Because the parties share a common surname, we will refer to them by their first names … AND WAS NOT IMPARTIAL WITH REGARD TO THE REPRIMAND OF ONE SIDE OVER ANOTHER (NOT RAISED BELOW). 4 A-3297-18 In … "unlimited [and] unrestricted reasonable access" to visit and speak with Ruth on the telephone; (ii) Anat could …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3654-21 NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE COMMISSION, Petitioner-Respondent, v. RICHARD A. KARPF, Respondent-Appellant, … between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Tatarek visited the property approximately ten to twelve times and …
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… Argued January 26, 2017 - Decided Before Judges Hoffman and Whipple. On appeal from Superior … N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(2) (a lesser- included offense of count one); second-degree unlawful possession of weapons, N.J.S.A. … charge of the restaurant after he observed the person come out of the office wearing a different shirt than when …
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… Argued January 26, 2017 - Decided Before Judges Hoffman and Whipple. On appeal from Superior … N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(2) (a lesser- included offense of count one); second-degree unlawful possession of weapons, N.J.S.A. … charge of the restaurant after he observed the person come out of the office wearing a different shirt than when …