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… to substance abuse and psychological evaluations, and comply with any treatment recommendations. Her psychological evaluation revealed she was … would have A-4197-15T4 9 to be monitored after each visit with the aunt, "to get a sense of what . . . the …
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… court and, even it was, the record does not constitute competent evidence because it is untethered to an affidavit … date and general description of the reason for the visit and does not otherwise establish any facts supporting … return to the prison, treatment in the prison, or his communications with inmate paralegals. Thus, plaintiff did …
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… court and, even it was, the record does not constitute competent evidence because it is untethered to an affidavit … date and general description of the reason for the visit and does not otherwise establish any facts supporting … return to the prison, treatment in the prison, or his communications with inmate paralegals. Thus, plaintiff did …
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… to substance abuse and psychological evaluations, and comply with any treatment recommendations. Her psychological evaluation revealed she was … would have A-4197-15T4 9 to be monitored after each visit with the aunt, "to get a sense of what . . . the …
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… summary judgment dismissal of her premises liability complaint against defendants PDC 16-20 Hudson Place Realty, … fell while exiting a building owned by defendant PDC, after visiting defendant MKG, a tenant in the building. We glean … appeal followed. On appeal, plaintiff raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE ORDERS FOR SUMMARY …
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… and a co-worker of the girls' allegations, but did not complain to law enforcement or the New Jersey Division of … but the next day, Division caseworker Thomas DeAngelis visited the 2 Without an explanation, the mother merely told … over his family's financial welfare. In the first two points of his appeal, defendant challenges the court's …
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… and a co-worker of the girls' allegations, but did not complain to law enforcement or the New Jersey Division of … but the next day, Division caseworker Thomas DeAngelis visited the 2 Without an explanation, the mother merely told … over his family's financial welfare. In the first two points of his appeal, defendant challenges the court's …
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… Department of Corrections (NJDOC) finding him guilty of committing prohibited act *.009, misuse, possession, sale, or intent to distribute or sell an electronic communication device—a cellphone—and imposing various … sanctions included a thirty-day loss of "LORP," "Canteen," "Visits," "Jpay," and "Kiosk." 4 A-3628-21 only to speak to …
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… where [he] was found innocent . . . because of the . . . compelling and substantial evidence . . . and the extreme … March 11, 2020, after he was "granted alternate weekends visitation." On March 26, 2020, the court issued a tentative … relief that this court may grant, we do not discuss these points further. See De Vesa v. Dorsey, 134 N.J. 420, 428 …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-3(a). Defendant argues: the trial court committed error by improperly joining offenses related to … night. At around 9:30 p.m. the same night, Alexander Faria visited the bar. Faria was a regular patron and described … compel a Graves Act waiver. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: I. THE COURT MUST REVERSE THE VERDICT DUE …
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… Life for a Substantial Period of Time before the Commission of the Present Offense Pursuant to N.J.S.A. … Attitude of the Defendant Indicate that He Is Unlikely to Commit Another Offense Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(8) … to get his apartment keys back from his girlfriend who was visiting with [defendant]. As [the victim] walked out of the …
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… entered following a fact finding hearing concluding they committed abuse or neglect of their children F.E.C. (Flynn) … switch and had a bottle containing spoiled milk. Flynn was visiting with his paternal grandmother at the time. While … Risk Of Substantial Harm. In A-4904-17, Floyd the following points: POINT I - THE DETERMINATION THAT [FLOYD] VIOLATED …
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… capacity and on behalf of a putative class action, filed a complaint against defendants, satellite radio providers,1 … radio devices. Defendants moved to dismiss the action and compel arbitration under the parties' customer agreement … to "review or make changes to [his] account, [he] can visit sirusxm.com/myaccount anytime." Plaintiff was also …
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… entered following a fact finding hearing concluding they committed abuse or neglect of their children F.E.C. (Flynn) … switch and had a bottle containing spoiled milk. Flynn was visiting with his paternal grandmother at the time. While … Risk Of Substantial Harm. In A-4904-17, Floyd the following points: POINT I - THE DETERMINATION THAT [FLOYD] VIOLATED …
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… capacity and on behalf of a putative class action, filed a complaint against defendants, satellite radio providers,1 … radio devices. Defendants moved to dismiss the action and compel arbitration under the parties' customer agreement … to "review or make changes to [his] account, [he] can visit sirusxm.com/myaccount anytime." Plaintiff was also …
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… Life for a Substantial Period of Time before the Commission of the Present Offense Pursuant to N.J.S.A. … Attitude of the Defendant Indicate that He Is Unlikely to Commit Another Offense Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(8) … to get his apartment keys back from his girlfriend who was visiting with [defendant]. As [the victim] walked out of the …
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… where [he] was found innocent . . . because of the . . . compelling and substantial evidence . . . and the extreme … March 11, 2020, after he was "granted alternate weekends visitation." On March 26, 2020, the court issued a tentative … relief that this court may grant, we do not discuss these points further. See De Vesa v. Dorsey, 134 N.J. 420, 428 …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-3(a). Defendant argues: the trial court committed error by improperly joining offenses related to … night. At around 9:30 p.m. the same night, Alexander Faria visited the bar. Faria was a regular patron and described … compel a Graves Act waiver. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: I. THE COURT MUST REVERSE THE VERDICT DUE …
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… Department of Corrections (NJDOC) finding him guilty of committing prohibited act *.009, misuse, possession, sale, or intent to distribute or sell an electronic communication device—a cellphone—and imposing various … sanctions included a thirty-day loss of "LORP," "Canteen," "Visits," "Jpay," and "Kiosk." 4 A-3628-21 only to speak to …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Patrick … of the tax year 2008 appeal, the municipal tax assessor visited the subject property. During his visit he observed what he described as “carpets being ripped …