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… these ineffectiveness issues to be posed by Ronald, by way of an appropriate motion, in the first instance in the … that custody determinations are made in the state that can best decide the case," Griffith v. Tressel, 394 N.J. Super. … applied them to the four statutory prongs in reaching the ultimate decision to terminate Ronald's parental rights. …
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… these ineffectiveness issues to be posed by Ronald, by way of an appropriate motion, in the first instance in the … that custody determinations are made in the state that can best decide the case," Griffith v. Tressel, 394 N.J. Super. … applied them to the four statutory prongs in reaching the ultimate decision to terminate Ronald's parental rights. …
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… likelihood to fabricate or even imagine the incident altogether; and (3) explicitly state that sexual assault victims … to defendant performing cunnilingus on her. She pushed him away but was unable to get up because of her state of … him away. 6 A few days later, the victim contacted her best friend (the best friend), who was not there the night …
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… likelihood to fabricate or even imagine the incident altogether; and (3) explicitly state that sexual assault victims … to defendant performing cunnilingus on her. She pushed him away but was unable to get up because of her state of … him away. 6 A few days later, the victim contacted her best friend (the best friend), who was not there the night …
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… on his door and people were coming out of the woods to get him. Defendant resided in an apartment complex, and … absent an exigency or emergency.'" Id. at 392 (quoting Wayne v. United States, 318 F.2d 205, 212, (D.C. Cir. 1963) … cases, . . . the competing concerns we have discussed are best reconciled by imposing a limited duty on prosecutors, a …
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… on his door and people were coming out of the woods to get him. Defendant resided in an apartment complex, and … absent an exigency or emergency.'" Id. at 392 (quoting Wayne v. United States, 318 F.2d 205, 212, (D.C. Cir. 1963) … cases, . . . the competing concerns we have discussed are best reconciled by imposing a limited duty on prosecutors, 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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… 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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… New issues arise as laws are amended, taxpayers change the way they do business, and the taxing jurisdictions develop … system of uniform and efficient case management similar to best practices in the Superior Court) continued as a pilot … dispositions, caseload assignments, and timeframes that ultimately will aid the court in its ability to meet the …
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… Office testified that in late 2013, defendant was the target of an investigation conducted by the Atlantic County … violation, because "[t]he Legislature, not the courts, is best suited to address such policy arguments." Cnty. of … circumstances of the case before him [or her]." Ibid. Ultimately, the Court concluded in King, that "the trial …
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… Office testified that in late 2013, defendant was the target of an investigation conducted by the Atlantic County … violation, because "[t]he Legislature, not the courts, is best suited to address such policy arguments." Cnty. of … circumstances of the case before him [or her]." Ibid. Ultimately, the Court concluded in King, that "the trial …
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… 1:36-3. 2 A-3814-22 Appellant, James Bartos, a former highway technician with the New Jersey Department of … A-3814-22 remains the primary factfinder and maintains the ultimate authority to reject or modify findings of fact, … the agency head, who heard live testimony and who was in best position to judge witnesses' credibility). After …
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… 1:36-3. 2 A-3814-22 Appellant, James Bartos, a former highway technician with the New Jersey Department of … A-3814-22 remains the primary factfinder and maintains the ultimate authority to reject or modify findings of fact, … the agency head, who heard live testimony and who was in best position to judge witnesses' credibility). After …
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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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… claimed she could not recall telling the intake worker to get her records from CPS. Although she claimed she provided … family had done. The trial judge analyzed each of the best interests factors under N.J.S.A. 9:2-4(c). Without … trial judge did not err. The judge found there was no other way to protect E.W. between a mother who had clearly harmed …
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… claimed she could not recall telling the intake worker to get her records from CPS. Although she claimed she provided … family had done. The trial judge analyzed each of the best interests factors under N.J.S.A. 9:2-4(c). Without … trial judge did not err. The judge found there was no other way to protect E.W. between a mother who had clearly harmed …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a) (count seven). Defendants were tried together before a jury, over the course of eleven days. The … wearing a light-colored sweatshirt and jeans, hurrying away from Cannon's residence. Scurry eventually called Brown … of discretion limiting a line of questioning, which at best was tenuous, was not clearly capable of producing an …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a) (count seven). Defendants were tried together before a jury, over the course of eleven days. The … wearing a light-colored sweatshirt and jeans, hurrying away from Cannon's residence. Scurry eventually called Brown … of discretion limiting a line of questioning, which at best was tenuous, was not clearly capable of producing an …
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… throughout his telephone calls, and how accomplished, together provided the necessary “substantial step” for … picked back up and then you need money for a lawyer, either way you’re gonna need a lawyer regardless [Defendant]: … any risk to a successful fire.” Id. at 440. Defendant was ultimately arrested before he had the opportunity to get …