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… child to suffer from neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS), commonly known as withdrawal, in the days after her birth. … on the day she gave birth to Jo.S. in 2017. The child immediately showed signs of respiratory distress and was … the court's decision.5 This appeal follows. N.S. raises two points: (1) the trial court erred by granting DCPP's motion …
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… County, on October 20, 2011. Count one alleged, that while committing a theft, defendant and Bowers purposely put Joseph Engleman and/or Radio Shack in fear of immediate bodily 3 A-4280-19 harm, while armed with and/or … 321 N.J. Super. 154, 170 (App. Div. 1999). As the State points out, defendant failed to present sufficient evidence …
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… (Lawrence) is the president and sole shareholder of the company. In August 2003, plaintiff hired James, who is Lawrence's nephew. By 2014, James had become a senior executive with the company. 1 Marlene Klein and Peter Daus also were named as defendants in the complaint. However, the orders at …
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… and talking down suicidal persons, and dealing with armed suspects holding hostages. In 2010, appellant began to … inside a vehicle in a parking lot. Prior attempts at communication with the suspect had failed. Appellant shot … A claimant has the burden of proving "direct result" by competent medical testimony. Richardson, 192 N.J. at 194-95. …
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… by the record. The municipal court judge, in making his comprehensive credibility findings, considered and addressed … tone and body language" and recited his experience in communicating through translators. But the judge found … judges, we agree an adverse inference was the appropriate remedy for the unintentional deletion of the video recording …
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… Impala. While in their patrol car, the officers were informed the "shots fired" call they had received was a false … could see them." The two passengers in the vehicle complied with Vitter's directive, but defendant did not . … defendant's movements towards his lap area, his noncompliance with the initial order to show his hands, the …
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… of his alimony obligation based on a reduction of his income following his retirement. The Family Part granted the … erred by considering his retirement account, and the income earned from the account, in its calculation of the … in its calculation of his gross income. Plaintiff claimed that, as a result of the error, the income differential …
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… The October 1, 2019 order denied defendant's request to compel plaintiff/ex-husband to sell their marital home and … Rule 4:49-2. In a supporting certification, defendant confirmed when the parties "negotiated the MSA, [p]laintiff had … In this ensuing appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE TRIAL COURT ERRED WHEN …
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… After departing as board members, the Association claimed plaintiffs failed to turn over documents belonging to … not restored, the Association moved to enforce plaintiffs' compliance with the consent order. The Chancery Division … judge denied the motion, finding plaintiffs substantially complied with the terms of the consent order. Plaintiffs …
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… relationship. On that day, defendant requested a complete termination of their relationship, "radio silence," … plaintiff respected. Since May 2017, the parties' only communications have been "solely through the courts." 2 … 2017 domestic violence hearing. However, the judge informed plaintiff that the issues and facts previously raised …
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… (Jain) until Fall 2016, when his son, Anshul Jain (Anshul), completed his education and joined the company. Petitioner … which are the subject of this appeal. At various points between March 27, 2015, and September 23, 2016, TRC … completed his education, joined the business, and assumed Jain's responsibilities. In October 2016, Anshul began …
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… kitchen, she honked the car horn to signal to Raymond to come outside to help her with the groceries. Because it had … storm door and "put one foot on the kitchen floor" and immediately "went up in the air and out the door backwards," … was injured because the stair was not equipped with code complaint handrails to help her support herself or arrest …
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… agency determination under N.J.A.C. 3A:10-7.3(c) that his commission of child abuse or neglect was "not established." … a high degree of risk that the children would be harmed"); but see New Jersey Div. of Youth & Family Servs. v. … fear or hesitation towards her father." Appellant further points to the mother's concession that appellant is a "great …
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… (DOC) upholding a hearing officer's determination he committed prohibited act *.252, encouraging others to riot, … 2 Subsequent to its final decision in this matter, the Commission adopted a regulation consolidating prohibited act … Torres was transferred to South Woods State Prison (SWSP) immediately following the incident giving rise to the charge …
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… defendants) motion for summary judgment on count two of the complaint. Count two alleged a violation under the New … summary judgment requires our consideration of "the competent evidential materials submitted by the parties to … upon [p]laintiff's sexual orientation." Plaintiff claimed he is a "homosexual," and "therefore[,] a member 4 …
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… PCP in John's presence, and that April had threatened to commit suicide. The Division again found that the … April continued to use illegal substances and was non-compliant with her treatment regimen starting in November … attempt, and to his exposure, as a toddler, to adult-themed movies, including horror movies. John suffers from …
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… history and mental health records. The police then performed a name search against a nationwide criminal database, … Detective Sergeant Hanft performed additional searches and completed the department's checklist for FPIC applicants. … was suspended three times, once for too many accumulated points, once for the DWI, and once for an unpaid insurance …
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… before us for a second time. In our prior decision we affirmed a May 23, 2018 Chancery Division final judgment … attention." Id. at 9. And we explained "[t]he parties completely prepared themselves for trial," and the co- … therefore affirm the remand court's order. For purposes of completeness, we note the co-executors also argue the remand …
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… separate roadway entrances to the Township. Defendant claimed he could not be properly found to have violated the … N.J.S.A. 2C:43-3.2, and $50 to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-3.1. This appeal … findings so long as they are supported by sufficient competent evidence in the record, State v. Reece, 222 N.J. …
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… 2017, the Division received a referral from Capital Health Medical Center at Hopewell alleging Allison neglected David, ten months old at the time, and completed a Dodd removal3 of him on that date. Two days … harmed David nor endangered his health and development. She points to the substantial documentation in the record …