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… first refusal. Finally, plaintiff requested to have Skype communications with the child. The trial court held a … 2016 order. The court granted plaintiff's request for Skype communication. "All other requests for relief" in … fault the trial court's decision that it was "not even close to looking at the summer," that it lacked adequate …
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… adoption with Penny was approved. The Division then filed a complaint for guardianship three months later. After three trial dates in May 2018, the Division withdrew its complaint before a decision was rendered. This was followed … "Courts need not wait to act until a child is actually irreparably impaired by parental inattention or neglect." Id. at …
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… day after giving birth to Renee, abandoning her medically compromised infant daughter. Days later, Renee was … apartment that, by his own admission, is not suitable to accommodate Renee's care and medical needs. The DAG petitioned … based on the defendant's intentional decision not to disclose her opiate addiction to the neonatal staff at the …
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… and Bergman. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education. Andrew W. Li argued the cause for … Milton, on the brief). PER CURIAM This appeal concerns the closure of a charter school. Appellant, Trenton … and that the schools' mathematics proficiency rates were comparable. STEMCivics also highlighted its claimed progress as …
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… D-95-1 0 (068033) SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT DOCKET NO.: ACJC 2010-151 IN … and Respondent jointly offered exhibits, and Respondent separately offered exhibits, all of which were accepted into … to 40-9. Respondent explained that it was his “judicial philosophy” to do everything “in [his] power to make sure that …
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… for neglect and, two days later, filed its verified complaint seeking care, custody and supervision of Sarah. … (footnote continued) Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … considered the option because she did not want the child to lose the relationship with her father. Here, however, …
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… adoption with Penny was approved. The Division then filed a complaint for guardianship three months later. After three trial dates in May 2018, the Division withdrew its complaint before a decision was rendered. This was followed … "Courts need not wait to act until a child is actually irreparably impaired by parental inattention or neglect." Id. at …
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… litigation pursuant to the filing of a guardianship complaint. 3 The evidence adduced at the hearing pertained … caretaker at that time. Sometime afterward, the Division lost contact with the family, but eventually determined … the lack of care." The court also found, pursuant to subparagraph (b) that J.K. was 8 A Dodd removal is an emergent …
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… day after giving birth to Renee, abandoning her medically compromised infant daughter. Days later, Renee was … apartment that, by his own admission, is not suitable to accommodate Renee's care and medical needs. The DAG petitioned … based on the defendant's intentional decision not to disclose her opiate addiction to the neonatal staff at the …
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… first refusal. Finally, plaintiff requested to have Skype communications with the child. The trial court held a … 2016 order. The court granted plaintiff's request for Skype communication. "All other requests for relief" in … fault the trial court's decision that it was "not even close to looking at the summer," that it lacked adequate …
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… and Bergman. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education. Andrew W. Li argued the cause for … Milton, on the brief). PER CURIAM This appeal concerns the closure of a charter school. Appellant, Trenton … and that the schools' mathematics proficiency rates were comparable. STEMCivics also highlighted its claimed progress as …
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… aunt) told her that Stella, who was seven years old,3 disclosed Caden had been sexually assaulting her. Maisie … Caden's penis went inside her and that a white liquid would come out of his penis. Dr. Snyder asked a series of … not report everything he did to her. In regard to Stella's comments that the abuse happened "a lot, 100 times" and …
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… of the child, and establishing a means for the parties to communicate regarding the child. On August 21, 2019, a third … safe. At that point, the Division would possibly look at closing the case." Plaintiff advised the court he did not … time spent with the child prior to or subsequent to the separation; the parents' employment responsibilities; and the …
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… on both defendants' positive drug tests and failure to comply with recommended services, along with Aileen's failure to self- … in the best interests standard are not discrete and separate; they relate to and overlap with one another to …
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… history, which began when plaintiff filed a non-dissolution complaint in 2019 for joint legal custody and parenting time … the child's phone to Philadelphia using her phone on a separate occasion than the sneaker tracking incident. After … N.J. 414, 428 (2015) 2 On January 4, 2024, the Division closed its investigation for neglect against both parties …
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… were after her. She also reported auditory hallucinations commanding self-harm. Officers transported T.E. to the … scheduled with him upon “decompensation.” In a separate assessment later in November 2013, T.E. stated that … appointment with Martinez on November 7, Martinez disclosed to T.E. Coleman’s report of T.E.’s hallucinations. …
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… and psychiatric programs. The Division filed a verified complaint for care, custody, and supervision of Tara and her … modification, cognitive behavioral change, reentry preparation, and parenting. 2 The trial court applied the four … the trial. According to DePeri, Tara and her brother had a close relationship. She testified that Tara was happy living …
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… AMENDMENT DUE PROCESS RIGHT[S]. V. THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT DUE TO THE IMPROPER GRAND JURY … FROM THE DAY OF DEFENDANT'S ARREST THROUGH THE STATE'S CLOSING STATEMENT, ALONG WITH THE DOCTRINE OF FUNDAMENTAL … SIXTH AMENDMENT CONFRONTATION RIGHT AND ARTICLE I, PARAGRAPH 10 OF THE NEW JERSEY CONSTITUTION, AND FOURTEENTH …
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… After the jury returned a verdict of $1.5 million in compensatory damages, and $1.7 million in punitive damages, … psychologist conferred with defendant, but he did not disclose it. Thereafter, plaintiff locked herself in her room … physical symptoms, and her symptoms were manifesting into paranoia. Dr. Badgio stated that the paranoia made it hard …
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… or drugs. Acosta spent time with defendant until the bar closed. They sat together on a sofa behind the bar, drank … the way to the larynx and would have required considerable compression. Dr. Perez opined within a reasonable degree of … that the cause of Acosta's death was asphyxia due to compression of the neck and the manner of death was …