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… their residences to drop off and pick up [Jude] from visitation." Following the divorce, plaintiff moved to … and dividing summers equally" and "each party will drive one way to pick up the minor child at the start of that … 111-12; see also Lepis, 83 N.J. at 159 ("Courts should be free to exercise their discretion to prevent unnecessary …
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… parenting plan to modify the hours of the Wednesday dinner visit. Plaintiff filed an untimely cross-motion asking to be … during the school year, stating that "[t]he parties are free to expand and modify parenting time arrangements in the … argument here that "[e]quality in treatment for the [one parent] should not be obtained by requiring the [other …
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… their residences to drop off and pick up [Jude] from visitation." Following the divorce, plaintiff moved to … and dividing summers equally" and "each party will drive one way to pick up the minor child at the start of that … 111-12; see also Lepis, 83 N.J. at 159 ("Courts should be free to exercise their discretion to prevent unnecessary …
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… parenting plan to modify the hours of the Wednesday dinner visit. Plaintiff filed an untimely cross-motion asking to be … during the school year, stating that "[t]he parties are free to expand and modify parenting time arrangements in the … argument here that "[e]quality in treatment for the [one parent] should not be obtained by requiring the [other …
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… At least five police officers participated in the stop. One officer wore a body camera, which recorded the stop and … as evidenced by his signing the consent to search form free from any duress and in the presence of multiple … He was not in that area." Defendant told Palermo, "[h]e was visiting his mom in Pennsauken." However, it is unclear from …
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… husband Sebastian Kirch's home so their children could visit with him. After parking her car on the street and entering the house, Kaitlynn placed her keys, her phone, and her purse "on the counter between the living room … claim Christian possessed the "reasonable belief" he was free to take and operate Kaitlynn's car that day. When an …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a complaint under N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c) 1 We use fictitious … Kim and Marge led to police intervention on two occasions. One of the conflicts stemmed from Kim's decision to allow … had not started treatment at MICA. She exercised supervised visitation with Laura, but would inappropriately tell Laura …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a complaint under N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c) 1 We use fictitious … Kim and Marge led to police intervention on two occasions. One of the conflicts stemmed from Kim's decision to allow … had not started treatment at MICA. She exercised supervised visitation with Laura, but would inappropriately tell Laura …
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… that James hit him with a belt, 6 A-2180-18T2 including one time in the face, and reported he was angry with … denied any physical abuse, but when asked whether James had visited the family's home, Donald said James "was at the … he could hear him talking downstairs on Sunday[]s when he comes over for dinner." 7 A-2180-18T2 Donald told the worker …
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… that James hit him with a belt, 6 A-2180-18T2 including one time in the face, and reported he was angry with … denied any physical abuse, but when asked whether James had visited the family's home, Donald said James "was at the … he could hear him talking downstairs on Sunday[]s when he comes over for dinner." 7 A-2180-18T2 Donald told the worker …
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… concluded were consistent with physical abuse, but ones for which defendants, the child's only caregivers, … proceeding, and remanded the matter for a new trial to be completed within sixty days. Id. at 470-75. We also noted … was harmed, meaning that any harm attributed to have been visited upon either girl was derived from the harm to Chip. …
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… concluded were consistent with physical abuse, but ones for which defendants, the child's only caregivers, … proceeding, and remanded the matter for a new trial to be completed within sixty days. Id. at 470-75. We also noted … was harmed, meaning that any harm attributed to have been visited upon either girl was derived from the harm to Chip. …
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… conflicts between a Board member and counsel, erroneous statements in the Environmental Impact Statement … part of the site plan application. His study included field visits, manual and automated traffic counts during peak … the testimony of their expert, Borden, the [B]oard was free to disregard that testimony in the face of the [EC's] …
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… wanted to know where her son was, as he is currently visiting the defendant in California. The plaintiff asked … after that until about 2 am EST. The defendant stated on one of the text messages he will contact the plaintiff's … covered nine transcription pages. In the course of this freewheeling testimony, plaintiff mentioned defendant's text …
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… her claim for emotional distress within the ambit of the zone-of-danger test defined by federal courts interpreting … Between 2001 and December 9, 2012, plaintiff 5 A-0561-17T4 visited with her psychologist on a biweekly basis. For … FELA cases. 45 U.S.C. § 56. 7 A-0561-17T4 who was disease-free, but had been exposed to asbestos. Id. at 432. The …
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… at any time in the discretion of the Assignment Judge." One year later, in July 2013, plaintiff filed a complaint in … of his protected liberty interest in continued employment free of injury to his reputation was time-barred. The judge … intrudes upon it, and the public need for the restriction." Visiting Homemaker Serv. of Hudson Cty. v. Bd. of Chosen …
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… at any time in the discretion of the Assignment Judge." One year later, in July 2013, plaintiff filed a complaint in … of his protected liberty interest in continued employment free of injury to his reputation was time-barred. The judge … intrudes upon it, and the public need for the restriction." Visiting Homemaker Serv. of Hudson Cty. v. Bd. of Chosen …
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… at any time in the discretion of the Assignment Judge." One year later, in July 2013, plaintiff filed a complaint in … of his protected liberty interest in continued employment free of injury to his reputation was time-barred. The judge … intrudes upon it, and the public need for the restriction." Visiting Homemaker Serv. of Hudson Cty. v. Bd. of Chosen …
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… at any time in the discretion of the Assignment Judge." One year later, in July 2013, plaintiff filed a complaint in … of his protected liberty interest in continued employment free of injury to his reputation was time-barred. The judge … intrudes upon it, and the public need for the restriction." Visiting Homemaker Serv. of Hudson Cty. v. Bd. of Chosen …
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… efficiently through the litigation process." Meehan v. Antonellis, 226 N.J. 216, 228-29 (2016) (citations omitted). … terms/def/nasogastric-tube (last visited Aug. 17, 2018). … N.J. at 397. A plaintiff aware of the AMS's requirements is free to conclude an AOM is not necessary, but if that …