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… evidence adduced at a seven-day trial centered on Adam's communications with Carol's attorney near the conclusion of … a decision in the FD case, Adam sent Carol's attorney a flash drive with a note that the flash drive included "nude … THE DEFENDANT DEPRIVING HIM OF OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD, FAIR TRIAL, AND CORRECT DECISION. A. The Trial Court Abused …
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… appointments with the local office and visited twice to complain about their mistake," and therefore the Board's … is arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record." Saccone v. Bd. of Trs., Police … after such notification was mailed to [the petitioner's] last-known address." N.J.S.A. 43:21-6(b)(1) (2017).1 …
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… from an August 24, 2020 judgment dismissing their verified complaint seeking to revoke the probate of their late father … that he 3 A-0283-20 would always treat his own children fairly and that he would always provide for [them]." She … years prior to his death at eighty- 5 A-0283-20 six. In his Last Will and Testament, the decedent left his home in Fair …
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… from an August 24, 2020 judgment dismissing their verified complaint seeking to revoke the probate of their late father … that he 3 A-0283-20 would always treat his own children fairly and that he would always provide for [them]." She … years prior to his death at eighty- 5 A-0283-20 six. In his Last Will and Testament, the decedent left his home in Fair …
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… that the Division offered the service, that the service was complied with"; instead, the [trial] court accepted the … BECAUSE [THE DIVISION]'S EFFORTS IN BLOCKING VISITATION RECOMMENDED BY ITS OWN PROVIDER WERE PATENTLY UNREASONABLE AND … days afterwards, Divina cancelled a scheduled visit at the last moment, causing the children visible distress. The …
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… that the Division offered the service, that the service was complied with"; instead, the [trial] court accepted the … BECAUSE [THE DIVISION]'S EFFORTS IN BLOCKING VISITATION RECOMMENDED BY ITS OWN PROVIDER WERE PATENTLY UNREASONABLE AND … days afterwards, Divina cancelled a scheduled visit at the last moment, causing the children visible distress. The …
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… rights. The facts are fully set forth in Judge Axelrad's comprehensive oral opinion, and need not be repeated here. 1 … visited again. Defendant refused services and evaluations, complaining the Division was not giving her credit for … parent and that separating them from her would cause them lasting and significant harm. The resource mother wanted to …
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… rights. The facts are fully set forth in Judge Axelrad's comprehensive oral opinion, and need not be repeated here. 1 … visited again. Defendant refused services and evaluations, complaining the Division was not giving her credit for … parent and that separating them from her would cause them lasting and significant harm. The resource mother wanted to …
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… incarcerated again for drug possession and the failure to comply with the court's October 5, 2015 order by not … by his parents, and did not see police visit the home. The last referral gave rise to the Division's application to … to incarceration, "it would be negligent and grossly unfair" to make Kevin's permanency placement contingent on …
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… incarcerated again for drug possession and the failure to comply with the court's October 5, 2015 order by not … by his parents, and did not see police visit the home. The last referral gave rise to the Division's application to … to incarceration, "it would be negligent and grossly unfair" to make Kevin's permanency placement contingent on …
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… the person seeking to represent her interests should comply with the practice for the substitution of a deceased … in over a month. In September 2017, the Division filed a complaint for custody of B.R.B. The Division notified C.J. of an upcoming court date and, because both C.J. and K.B. had been …
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… children, T.T. and T.L.: (1) the November 27, 2018 order combining applications for legal custody of the children by … lived ever since. On July 21, 2014, DCPP filed a complaint under N.J.S.A. 30:4C-12 seeking care and … the children. Of particular concern was A.A.W.'s failure to comply with mental health recommendations. On August 12, …
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… the person seeking to represent her interests should comply with the practice for the substitution of a deceased … in over a month. In September 2017, the Division filed a complaint for custody of B.R.B. The Division notified C.J. of an upcoming court date and, because both C.J. and K.B. had been …
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… children, T.T. and T.L.: (1) the November 27, 2018 order combining applications for legal custody of the children by … lived ever since. On July 21, 2014, DCPP filed a complaint under N.J.S.A. 30:4C-12 seeking care and … the children. Of particular concern was A.A.W.'s failure to comply with mental health recommendations. On August 12, …
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… with surveillance and the seizure of evidence, was compelling. We have consolidated their appeals and now … OF A WEAPON BY SOPHIA JOHNSON DEPRIVED DEFENDANT OF A FAIR TRIAL. (NOT RAISED BELOW). POINT VII DENIAL OF THE … 198 N.J. 6 (2009). For a warrantless search of an automobile to fall within the automobile exception to the …
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… A different judge heard oral argument on the motions. In a comprehensive oral opinion outlining the parties' arguments … judgment was correct, rather than whether it remained fair and equitable under the changed circumstances. The … violence and substance and alcohol abuse. Defendants' compliance with services was sporadic at best. The children …
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… with surveillance and the seizure of evidence, was compelling. We have consolidated their appeals and now … OF A WEAPON BY SOPHIA JOHNSON DEPRIVED DEFENDANT OF A FAIR TRIAL. (NOT RAISED BELOW). POINT VII DENIAL OF THE … 198 N.J. 6 (2009). For a warrantless search of an automobile to fall within the automobile exception to the …
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… questioning must cease unless the accused initiates further communication or conversation, counsel is made available, or … asked to see the detectives again. Those remarks cannot be fairly characterized as Rivas voluntarily initiating further … JUSTICES PATTERSON, SOLOMON, and PIERRE-LOUIS; and JUDGE FUENTES (temporarily assigned) join in JUSTICE ALBIN’s …
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… A different judge heard oral argument on the motions. In a comprehensive oral opinion outlining the parties' arguments … judgment was correct, rather than whether it remained fair and equitable under the changed circumstances. The … violence and substance and alcohol abuse. Defendants' compliance with services was sporadic at best. The children …
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… OF AMERICA, DEF HOSPITAL (a fictitious name representing a class of fictitious defendants), XYZ SURGERY CENTER (a … GROUP, PA or DOE PHYSICIAN GROUP, PC or DOE MANAGED CARE COMPANY (a fictitious designation representing the class of … .......... 14 POINT III THE ONLY PERSONS WHO WOULD BE UNFAIRLY IRREMEDIABLY HARMED BY ALLOWING APPORTIONMENT AGAINST …