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… not advised of the prescription until plaintiff was on his way to a pharmacy to fill it. Defendant also claims … That would not be appropriate. The parties must first get on the same page, or at least in the same book, … the following points: (1) the judge failed to apply the best interests of the child standard warranting reversal and …
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… not advised of the prescription until plaintiff was on his way to a pharmacy to fill it. Defendant also claims … That would not be appropriate. The parties must first get on the same page, or at least in the same book, … the following points: (1) the judge failed to apply the best interests of the child standard warranting reversal and …
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A-937-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… Division, February 21, 2024, A-000937-23 2 Trial was ultimately held before the Honorable Francis R. Hodgson, … six (6) new apartment buildings, and new parking and driveways at the site (the “Application”). (Pa2-6). Specifically, … of 18 units per acre, where we are seeking a variance to get to 20.6 units [per] acre. So, 2.6 units per acre greater …
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… Ethics” program, legal and technology experts will share information about current cybersecurity risks and provide … concerns and to further support adoption of cybersecurity best practices, the Judiciary will offer the following … Reg. 103:1(n)). Advance registration is required and can be completed at this link. This program will offer 2.0 credits …
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… by clear and convincing evidence, the four criteria of the best-interests- of-the-child standard embodied in N.J.S.A. … Scott; Shipmon; Best in Care employee Vanessa Recalde; and Visiting Homemaker Services employee Shakira Tulloch. Judge … and refrained from contact with the Division, leaving no way of knowing whether she had also relapsed into marijuana …
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… by clear and convincing evidence, the four criteria of the best-interests- of-the-child standard embodied in N.J.S.A. … Scott; Shipmon; Best in Care employee Vanessa Recalde; and Visiting Homemaker Services employee Shakira Tulloch. Judge … and refrained from contact with the Division, leaving no way of knowing whether she had also relapsed into marijuana …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition Nos. 1993-59037, 1994-11045, … they would pay, and the insurance carrier is the one that gets the benefit of the reduction in payment." In a reverse … v. Twp. of Bridgewater, 237 N.J. 3, 9 (2019). The best method to determine the intent is to consider the …
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… the post-operative visits. Marcus concluded plaintiff ultimately required a fusion of his knee for the following … question. We are fully satisfied plaintiff was not in any way prejudiced by this question. Further discussion on this … in the jury room, the court discussed with counsel how best to proceed. The court determined the jury would take a …
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… the post-operative visits. Marcus concluded plaintiff ultimately required a fusion of his knee for the following … question. We are fully satisfied plaintiff was not in any way prejudiced by this question. Further discussion on this … in the jury room, the court discussed with counsel how best to proceed. The court determined the jury would take a …
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… therapy, her knee "felt great, and . . . stayed that way until [she] fell" in February 2011 and "twisted [the … visit, during which she informed him that she was going to get a second opinion, a decision with which Kayal agreed. … between [the defendant] and the [plaintiffs] the jury would ultimately accept. Thus, like the trial court, we cannot say …
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… therapy, her knee "felt great, and . . . stayed that way until [she] fell" in February 2011 and "twisted [the … visit, during which she informed him that she was going to get a second opinion, a decision with which Kayal agreed. … between [the defendant] and the [plaintiffs] the jury would ultimately accept. Thus, like the trial court, we cannot say …
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… the Division determined that it would not be in Kara's best interest to be placed with Aunt C based on the … he was finally at Mid-State and could receive in-person visits. In October, the Division brought Kara to Mid-State … deviations from its normal procedure, but the defendant was ultimately located. A.S.K, 236 N.J. at 430. Our Supreme …
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… the Division determined that it would not be in Kara's best interest to be placed with Aunt C based on the … he was finally at Mid-State and could receive in-person visits. In October, the Division brought Kara to Mid-State … deviations from its normal procedure, but the defendant was ultimately located. A.S.K, 236 N.J. at 430. Our Supreme …
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… by clear and convincing evidence all four prongs of the 'best interests' test set forth in N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a)." … so magnified that T.C. would use others as buffers during visits between N.D. and J.D. The judge noted the expert … met and would have a "stable and loving home" with T.C. Ultimately, finding KLG was not an alternative to adoption …
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… by clear and convincing evidence all four prongs of the 'best interests' test set forth in N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a)." … so magnified that T.C. would use others as buffers during visits between N.D. and J.D. The judge noted the expert … met and would have a "stable and loving home" with T.C. Ultimately, finding KLG was not an alternative to adoption …
Jurisdiction
Rules of Court
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… Advisory Opinions and Ethics Grievances. … The Advertising Committee shall have the exclusive authority to consider … by the Supreme Court. Advertising guidelines may include by way of example, but not by way of limitation, disclosure … by the New Jersey Courts, including mediation, supervised visitation, and name changes. … 1:19A-2 …
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… 2 The proceedings were also troubled by the confusing way in which exhibits were exchanged, identified, and … should be admitted to probate the court must ascertain, as best as can be understood in light of the fact that the … when the moving and opposing papers are void of specifics. Ultimately, whether relief is appropriate in light of the …
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… 2 The proceedings were also troubled by the confusing way in which exhibits were exchanged, identified, and … should be admitted to probate the court must ascertain, as best as can be understood in light of the fact that the … when the moving and opposing papers are void of specifics. Ultimately, whether relief is appropriate in light of the …
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… recognizes that stable, quality employment offers the best chance for individuals to turn their lives around and … probation clients cannot find reliable transportation to get to work. JOBS in Action Train‐to‐Hire Program … with the New Jersey Department of Labor’s (DOL) Pathways to Recovery program, enabling clients to attain the …
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A-36-24 Appellant Response to Amicus Brief Attorney General
Briefs
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… 089973 iii TABLE OF AUTHORITIES CASES Abbamont v. Piscataway Twp. Bd. of Educ., 138 N.J. 405 (N.J. 1994)..11, 33 … N.J.S.A. § 59:2-1.3(a)(1). On this critical issue, the AG gets it right. This Court should recognize this and overturn … children by placing the burden on the entity that is in the best position to prevent, report, or eliminate this conduct. …