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… and physically abused the children and used drugs in combination with alcohol. As a result, the Division implemented a Safety Protection Plan (Plan) and provided in-home services … to visit with Lilly as of October 2018. When Lilly visited with the girls prior to October 2018, she discussed …
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… he enjoyed living with Dana and Chris, and that he felt safe with them. During a February 1, 2017 Division visit to … The Division did not serve defendant with a copy of its complaint or contact him concerning an October 30, 2017 … plan for Alan was that he would provide the child with a safe and secure home. 11 A-5016-18 he did not object or …
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… under "Megan's Law," N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23, is subject to community supervision for life (CSL), and prohibited from … Ria "was not prepared to provide a minimal level of safe parenting" and "[t]hat places the child[ren] at risk … Mark, like Ria, was "not prepared for a minimal level of safe parenting." 21 A-3037-19 Dr. Jeffrey separately …
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… of the three girls. The court directed that the parties comply with all Division recommendations. In January 2015, … The court determined it was 13 A-5268-17T3 not safe to return the children to their parents based on Earl's … care, but she needed to consider her's and her husband's safety. Although she had not had contact with Earl in at …
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… in the home. After investigating, the Division suggested a Safety Protection Plan that would have Cody and Beth live … decision-making abilities as "emotionally immature" and recommended that Beth engage in weekly individual counseling. … clinicians, and stated therapeutic visitation would be revisited once Beth began DBT. Beth began her DBT therapy in …
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… Judge Wayne J. Forrest issued a November 7, 2018 opinion comprehensively addressing all relevant facts supporting the … opened a case for the family and a caseworker went for a site visit, during which Nancy "admitted to some … on Nancy's chest, which the caseworker advised was not safe. Consistent with Tammy's desire, the caseworker …
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… and physically abused the children and used drugs in combination with alcohol. As a result, the Division implemented a Safety Protection Plan (Plan) and provided in-home services … to visit with Lilly as of October 2018. When Lilly visited with the girls prior to October 2018, she discussed …
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… under "Megan's Law," N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23, is subject to community supervision for life (CSL), and prohibited from … Ria "was not prepared to provide a minimal level of safe parenting" and "[t]hat places the child[ren] at risk … Mark, like Ria, was "not prepared for a minimal level of safe parenting." 21 A-3037-19 Dr. Jeffrey separately …
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… of the three girls. The court directed that the parties comply with all Division recommendations. In January 2015, … The court determined it was 13 A-5268-17T3 not safe to return the children to their parents based on Earl's … care, but she needed to consider her's and her husband's safety. Although she had not had contact with Earl in at …
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… Judge Wayne J. Forrest issued a November 7, 2018 opinion comprehensively addressing all relevant facts supporting the … opened a case for the family and a caseworker went for a site visit, during which Nancy "admitted to some … on Nancy's chest, which the caseworker advised was not safe. Consistent with Tammy's desire, the caseworker …
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… in the home. After investigating, the Division suggested a Safety Protection Plan that would have Cody and Beth live … decision-making abilities as "emotionally immature" and recommended that Beth engage in weekly individual counseling. … clinicians, and stated therapeutic visitation would be revisited once Beth began DBT. Beth began her DBT therapy in …
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… he enjoyed living with Dana and Chris, and that he felt safe with them. During a February 1, 2017 Division visit to … The Division did not serve defendant with a copy of its complaint or contact him concerning an October 30, 2017 … plan for Alan was that he would provide the child with a safe and secure home. 11 A-5016-18 he did not object or …
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… this appeal. 5 A-3652-23 Division "substantiated"5 Levi had committed abuse or neglect, determining he broke the child's … "robbed at gunpoint" with Kayla and Sammy present. Based on safety concerns, the Division again removed the children. … she worked with the family. Kate and Levi inconsistently visited the children and maintained minimal contact with the …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) initiated a complaint against John after concerns of physical abuse of … M.O. were named defendants. The Division implemented safety protection plans removing Mary, Charlie, and Chad … to improve his situation so that his children could be safely returned to him as "very poor" and "minimal." She …
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… Division of Consumer Affairs, Department of Law and Public Safety. Michael Confusione argued the cause for appellant … his license. We affirm. I. In 2016, the Board received a complaint regarding a sexual relationship appellant had with … she was eighteen years old. Although appellant denied ever buying A.S. alcohol, he conceded he gave her money and his …
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… includes, among four possible dates for determining just compensation to the owners, "the date possession of the … expert from testifying about the motivation of a buyer for buying comparable property; second, when it … Canal Bed along the other. The fourth lot borders the opposite side of the Morris Canal Bed along one side and Raymond …
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… were homeless at that time. At some point, W.D. left to buy cigarettes. In his absence, while K.M. was still asleep, … warnings, and asked him to write his initials on the accompanying form confirming that he understood his rights. … rulings. The basic principles of the Miranda doctrine in safeguarding a defendant's privilege against …
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… EVIDENTIARY HEARING, WAS REVERSIBLE ERROR WHICH WAS LATER COMPOUNDED BY THE TRIAL COURT’S REFUSAL TO ADMINISTER 3 … employed by the State of New Jersey, Division of Fire Safety, State Fire Marshall's Office, Fire Investigation … he was driving to a Piscataway store where he paid cash to buy boxes, bubble wrap, candy, and a drink, he had a …
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… were homeless at that time. At some point, W.D. left to buy cigarettes. In his absence, while K.M. was still asleep, … warnings, and asked him to write his initials on the accompanying form confirming that he understood his rights. … rulings. The basic principles of the Miranda doctrine in safeguarding a defendant's privilege against …
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… EVIDENTIARY HEARING, WAS REVERSIBLE ERROR WHICH WAS LATER COMPOUNDED BY THE TRIAL COURT’S REFUSAL TO ADMINISTER 3 … employed by the State of New Jersey, Division of Fire Safety, State Fire Marshall's Office, Fire Investigation … he was driving to a Piscataway store where he paid cash to buy boxes, bubble wrap, candy, and a drink, he had a …