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… a safe and stable home . . . and the delay of permanent placement will add to the harm." N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a)(2). … A-5560-17T2 Thereafter, Patricia was using PCP and did not visit her children for a five- month period, correlating … with him. As to Jhana, Kevin was incarcerated for most of her life and had minimal contact with her following …
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… a safe and stable home . . . and the delay of permanent placement will add to the harm." N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a)(2). … A-5560-17T2 Thereafter, Patricia was using PCP and did not visit her children for a five- month period, correlating … with him. As to Jhana, Kevin was incarcerated for most of her life and had minimal contact with her following …
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… for obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety. D.L. was placed in his second resource home in March 2015. In April … Thus, Dr. Dumont concluded that A.L. does not have "the most stable environment." 6 A-3384-16T3 At the permanency … Dr. Figurelli to be a credible witness, and Dr. Katz unreliable. Dr. Figurelli addressed A.L.'s problems with …
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… for obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety. D.L. was placed in his second resource home in March 2015. In April … Thus, Dr. Dumont concluded that A.L. does not have "the most stable environment." 6 A-3384-16T3 At the permanency … Dr. Figurelli to be a credible witness, and Dr. Katz unreliable. Dr. Figurelli addressed A.L.'s problems with …
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… 12, 2023, Officer R. Triguero observed Jones kissing his visitor D.H., which was prohibited. Officer Triguero then observed Jones take contraband out of his mouth and place it with his hand inside the back of his pants, … acts preceded by an asterisk . . . are considered the most serious and result in the most severe sanctions." 3 …
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… 12, 2023, Officer R. Triguero observed Jones kissing his visitor D.H., which was prohibited. Officer Triguero then observed Jones take contraband out of his mouth and place it with his hand inside the back of his pants, … acts preceded by an asterisk . . . are considered the most serious and result in the most severe sanctions." 3 …
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… but a child support and parenting time order has been in place for almost all of Ryan's life.3 Ryan's success as a student is not … proposed tuition before September 2023, when the semester commenced." The court addressed the Newburgh v. Arrigo …
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… but a child support and parenting time order has been in place for almost all of Ryan's life.3 Ryan's success as a student is not … proposed tuition before September 2023, when the semester commenced." The court addressed the Newburgh v. Arrigo …
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… partition of a property owned by the parties through a buy-out of defendant's interest. After our review of the … left to the trial court's discretion in order to reach the most equitable allocation. See Newman, 70 N.J. at 263. We … service/jurisdictional argument. We discern no reason to revisit this determination as defendant was fully aware of the …
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… partition of a property owned by the parties through a buy-out of defendant's interest. After our review of the … left to the trial court's discretion in order to reach the most equitable allocation. See Newman, 70 N.J. at 263. We … service/jurisdictional argument. We discern no reason to revisit this determination as defendant was fully aware of the …
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… a life term for the murder of his girlfriend. The crime was committed during the summer of 1983. He was tried, … of Authorized Medication, committed in July 1987. The most recent infraction, dated October 30, 2002, was a … addiction and the reference to a "lack of remorse." In place of the original explanation, the amended Initial …
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… was a few minutes' walk from where the offenses took place. On September 16, 2016, L.R. gave a statement to the … ADMITTED. POINT II THE TRIAL COURT ERRED BY ADMITTING UNRELIABLE DOG TRACKING EVIDENCE. POINT III DEFENDANT WAS … testimony will bar that evidence altogether."). "[I]n most cases, identification evidence will likely be presented …
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… was a few minutes' walk from where the offenses took place. On September 16, 2016, L.R. gave a statement to the … ADMITTED. POINT II THE TRIAL COURT ERRED BY ADMITTING UNRELIABLE DOG TRACKING EVIDENCE. POINT III DEFENDANT WAS … testimony will bar that evidence altogether."). "[I]n most cases, identification evidence will likely be presented …
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… significantly during the last 100 years.” Ibid. The “most widely accepted method used in conducting toolmark … toolmark identification testimony [is] not scientifically reliable under the Daubert standard.” Venable, 2025 N.J. … it a “new” claim this Court should revisit here. The proper place for this line of attack is before the jury on …
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… defendant responded, "No." The following exchange then took place: DEFENSE COUNSEL: Judge, if I could just say I spoke … Do you realize if you plead guilty today it's going to be almost impossible for you to take it back? DEFENDANT: Yes. … the defendant of a fair trial, a trial whose result is reliable." Strickland, 466 U.S. at 687. Put differently, …
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… defendant responded, "No." The following exchange then took place: DEFENSE COUNSEL: Judge, if I could just say I spoke … Do you realize if you plead guilty today it's going to be almost impossible for you to take it back? DEFENDANT: Yes. … the defendant of a fair trial, a trial whose result is reliable." Strickland, 466 U.S. at 687. Put differently, …
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… C.G.1 was at home with her child when she was unexpectedly visited by A.D. The two had been longtime friends and former … the street from C.G.'s apartment. He noticed four men coming up the street with hoodies and masks on, but did not … R. 3:22-10(b)). The court must "view the facts in the light most favorable to a defendant." State v. Preciose, 129 N.J. …
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… force and violence, the decision to issue an FRO[1] 'is most often perfunctory and self-evident.'" A.M.C., 447 N.J. … for the judge to use the duration of the marriage as a reliable predictor of [the] defendant's future conduct with … young son, so they will likely remain in contact concerning visitation and child support for years to come. Considering …
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… force and violence, the decision to issue an FRO[1] 'is most often perfunctory and self-evident.'" A.M.C., 447 N.J. … for the judge to use the duration of the marriage as a reliable predictor of [the] defendant's future conduct with … young son, so they will likely remain in contact concerning visitation and child support for years to come. Considering …
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… C.G.1 was at home with her child when she was unexpectedly visited by A.D. The two had been longtime friends and former … the street from C.G.'s apartment. He noticed four men coming up the street with hoodies and masks on, but did not … R. 3:22-10(b)). The court must "view the facts in the light most favorable to a defendant." State v. Preciose, 129 N.J. …