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… evaluation with Dr. Alison Winston. Dr. Winston recommended that Carter complete domestic violence counseling, psychotherapy, … monthly visits with Cade and Cody. The children also visited with each other, their paternal aunt and grandmothers. …
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… of thirteen, but was discharged four months later for non-compliance. After a fact-finding hearing, 2 A Dodd removal … at risk of harm. In May 2013, the court approved DCPP's recommended permanency plan to terminate the parental rights … for a substance abuse evaluation. Father next visited L.P. in February 2014, when his mother brought her to …
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… the Paradigm defendants), and dismissing its foreclosure complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff also appeals from the … on September 30, 2010, plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint, and on November 8, 2010, recorded a lis pendens … mortgage on April 1, 2010 and thereafter. The foreclosure complaint listed the date and amount of the first mortgage, …
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… the owner of the vehicle. 3 A-0530-15T1 Plaintiff did not complain of pain, declined an ambulance, and drove home from … active treatment plaintiff received. Dr. Goldenburg also recommended plaintiff visit a pain management doctor, Dr. … of the jury merely because he would have reached the opposite conclusion; he is not a . . . decisive juror.'" Cuevas, …
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… property — we affirm the summary judgment dismissal of her complaint. This action's procedural history — to the extent … — is relevant to our determination. Plaintiff filed a complaint and later an amended complaint against the Borough … on her knees constitute permanent disfigurement. She points to photographs of her hand and knees. However, she …
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… guilty plea, the State dropped the remaining charges and recommended that the court sentence defendant to a six-year … Moreover, in footnote twenty of the opinion, the Court posited that under the “directly attributable” approach, if … approach specifically invalidated by Hernandez. Defendant points to footnote twenty of Hernandez, where the Court …
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… 08~964 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS Memorandum of Decision on Plaintiffs' … ("CArIE") study at fifty-seven participating clinical sites across the United States between January 200I and … with well-reasoned explanations. For example, Dr. Shelmet points to studies suggesting that individuals with …
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… removed from Fara's and Tom's care because they failed to comply with recommended services and because their housing was unstable. … Fara and Tom, the Division attempted to assist them in overcoming the conditions that led to Tyler's removal. Both Tom …
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… finding that although plaintiff established defendant had committed predicate acts of domestic violence, plaintiff had … did not reside together and had no children or property in common. Intending to celebrate her admission to a graduate … on March 9, 2023. On March 22, 2023, plaintiff amended her complaint seeking the restraining order. Plaintiff's amended …
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… license, fines and penalties of $819.00, and thirty days of community service.1 The court also ordered that the imposed … had actually served the suspension during the two years commencing on August 2, 2010, and ending on August 1, 2012. … suspension for [a] DWI, and therefore lacking a requisite element to support the only count charged. On November …
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… purpose. 1 Because Rosemary Halgas and defendant share a common surname, we refer to Rosemary using her first name. … and "defendant's reliance on State v. Missak2 is inapposite to the circumstances here for the reasons indicated in Armstrong." On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN …
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… Joe also appeals from a May 19, 2022 order finding him competent to participate and assist in his guardianship … that the family court erred in determining that he was competent and in terminating his parental rights because the … at trial and various court proceedings concerning Joe's competency. Joe was married to S.J. (Sarah), and they had …
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… Board of Education, Attorneys at Law School District, & Community 150 Clove Road, 9th Floor School; and, Little … Education, School District, & Email: rlevy@sh-law.com Elementary School On the Brief and Of Counsel: Robert E. … District, Northfield Board of Education, and the Northfield Community School, defendants in John Doe v. Northfield City …
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A-2250-23 Briefs
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… l ( f i led Apr i l 3 , 2024) 11a Sta tement o f I t ems Compr is ing the Record ( f i led May 21 , 2024) 15a … The le t t e r o f appea l s t a t ed , Kind ly p rovide a comple te copy of the f i le , inc lud ing, but no t l … . 1 e t s eq . No add i t iona l info rma t ion was fo r thcoming , a nd the ca s e was no t t r a ns mit t ed to OAL. …
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… defendant's motion to 3 A-3246-23 dismiss plaintiff's complaint and order to show cause (OTSC) with prejudice and to compel arbitration. Plaintiff also appeals the court's order … to a "Project Transfer Agreement" (PTA). A principal component of the PTA concerned an "earn-out" process in …
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… 1) he was not properly served with the Seventh Amended Complaint; 2) plaintiff failed to establish prima facie … and 4) the court improperly 1 Because some parties share a common surname, we refer to them by their first name, … statements at the proof hearing cannot establish the requisite facts to support a finding that Michael engaged in a …
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… Grasso Jones ultimately dismissed plaintiff's two separate complaints with prejudice. We affirm all orders on appeal for the reasons stated by Judge Grasso Jones in her comprehensive and detailed oral and written decisions. … Capital Management, LLC (FCM), an investment advisory company. Robbins owned fifty percent of FMC. Russo worked …
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… is insufficient evidence supporting the judge's finding he committed the predicate act of harassment and therefore, the … and after taking a nap, he did some errands and visited his father. Defendant denied he was going to take the … committed the predicate act of harassment. Defendant points to no evidence in the record that undermines the …
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… he was armed. We reverse the court's ruling because the competent evidence presented by the State did not establish … (count one); second-degree possession of a handgun while committing certain CDS offenses, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1 (count … Mustafa Dombayci from the Paterson Police Department's Community Stabilization Unit (CSU) and the body worn camera …
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… believe that a crime occurred and that the defendant committed it." State v. Saavedra, 222 N.J. 39, 56-57 (2015) … 11 A-0773-23 unambiguous result, the interpretive process comes to a close, without the need to consider extrinsic … flight increased the risk that further harm would come to the victim. . . . . [Model Jury Charges (Criminal), …