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… RIDGE AT BACK BROOK, LLC, a New Jersey limited liability company, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. THE EAST AMWELL TOWNSHIP … Submitted February 24, 2021 – Decided July 20, 2021 Before Judges Sumners and Mitterhoff. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … look deeply in your conscience and say[, "]is this really good for the [T]ownship?["] This silly, inane crap that is …
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… A.B., then seventeen years old, was charged in a juvenile complaint with offenses that would constitute first-degree … motion to inspect, defense counsel insisted that he had to visit the scene of the crime to prepare his case. The … 661 So.2d 1281, 1282 (Fla. Ct. App. 1995) (requiring “good cause . . . for inspection”), Henshaw v. Commonwealth, …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ESSEX … biological father, N.F., and (3) parenting time and visitation to N.F. and J.C.T.’s maternal grandmother, … when N.M. was ten or eleven years old. Erin and N.M. had a good relationship as N.M. had spent many weekends with …
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… A.B., then seventeen years old, was charged in a juvenile complaint with offenses that would constitute first-degree … motion to inspect, defense counsel insisted that he had to visit the scene of the crime to prepare his case. The … 661 So.2d 1281, 1282 (Fla. Ct. App. 1995) (requiring “good cause . . . for inspection”), Henshaw v. Commonwealth, …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ESSEX … biological father, N.F., and (3) parenting time and visitation to N.F. and J.C.T.’s maternal grandmother, … when N.M. was ten or eleven years old. Erin and N.M. had a good relationship as N.M. had spent many weekends with …
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… prior involvement, a Division caseworker conducted a home visit on December 7, 2016 with the assistance of law … to previously using marijuana and cocaine. The CEC recommended, among other things, a substance abuse assessment … F.A., Sr.'s parental rights would not do more harm than good, and that the appropriate plan was for F.A., Jr. to be …
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… prior involvement, a Division caseworker conducted a home visit on December 7, 2016 with the assistance of law … to previously using marijuana and cocaine. The CEC recommended, among other things, a substance abuse assessment … F.A., Sr.'s parental rights would not do more harm than good, and that the appropriate plan was for F.A., Jr. to be …
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… order denying without prejudice his motion to modify his commitment to the Juvenile Justice NOT FOR PUBLICATION … counsel contended his medical ailments required regular visits with outside medical specialists, causing … was transferred to a medium security facility due to his good behavior. Prior to that, L.L. had received seven …
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… order denying without prejudice his motion to modify his commitment to the Juvenile Justice NOT FOR PUBLICATION … counsel contended his medical ailments required regular visits with outside medical specialists, causing … was transferred to a medium security facility due to his good behavior. Prior to that, L.L. had received seven …
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… infirmity of the defendant, or (3) changing a sentence for good cause shown upon the joint application of the defendant … A motion filed pursuant to paragraph (b) hereof shall be accompanied by supporting affidavits and such other documents … by the New Jersey Courts, including mediation, supervised visitation, and name changes. … 3:21-10 …
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… of electronically stored information and who acts in compliance with the terms of that order may thereafter apply … The parties are required to address such considerations in good faith as part of the meet and confer process and to … by the New Jersey Courts, including mediation, supervised visitation, and name changes. … 4:104-5 …
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… against Teresa; Teresa's mental health issues; the parents' compliance and non- compliance with visitation and services; the parents' housing instability; … the parties' parental rights would not do more harm than good. The court also admitted into evidence voluminous …
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… her in a non-relative resource home. Mother regularly visited the child after that removal. Around the same time, … either declined the services or was discharged for non-compliance from those programs in which he enrolled. 4 … termination of parental rights would not do more harm than good. Before the start of the trial, the Division discussed …
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… against Teresa; Teresa's mental health issues; the parents' compliance and non- compliance with visitation and services; the parents' housing instability; … the parties' parental rights would not do more harm than good. The court also admitted into evidence voluminous …
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… her in a non-relative resource home. Mother regularly visited the child after that removal. Around the same time, … either declined the services or was discharged for non-compliance from those programs in which he enrolled. 4 … termination of parental rights would not do more harm than good. Before the start of the trial, the Division discussed …
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… other weapon under circumstances not manifestly appropriate for such lawful uses as it may have, is guilty of a crime. . … weapon was under circumstances not manifestly appropriate for a lawful use. The first element that the State must … State alleges that defendant possessed the weapon at (set forth allegations). A person acts knowingly with respect to …
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… … NOTE TO JUDGE … An “expedited jury trial” is a form of “summary jury trial” conducted pursuant to a consent … evidence not to believe. Regardless of whether the evidence comes from a layperson or expert, you may believe all of it, … the witness or preparer of the written material in the outcome of this case; 2. the accuracy of the recollection of …
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… (FALSE ARREST) … (Approved 6/89) … C. Citizen's Arrest for a Crime Without a Warrant … It is the law of this State … a warrant if he/she knows that a crime has actually been committed and that there is probable or reasonable cause to … judge or other appropriate governmental official, a complaint promptly filed and a warrant issued based on the …
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… … (Approved 04/2016)[footnoteRef:1] [1: This charge was formerly designated as 5.10J. ] … 1. Violation of … , 119 N.J. 628 (1990) ( N.J.S.A. 39:4-97 incorporated a common law standard of care, thus a jury finding of a … 30:13-8, constituted a cause of action against the person committing the violation). Cf . Ptaszynski v. Atlantic …
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… … (Approved 05/1998; Revised 11/2019) … Note to Judge … The Committee has extensively reviewed the propriety of the … charges on proximate cause (most of which were prepared before 1984) in light of two significant recent developments. … case. Second, recent research and literature on jurors’ comprehension of instructions uniformly indicates that …