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… enraged and threatened her. The girl's father, a police officer, also intervened and restrained E.S. E.S. was … engaged in "compulsive masturbation which resulted in injury to his genitalia" and expressed the desire to …
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… he did not participate in the trial. The Public Defender's Office of Parental Representation represented Adam during …
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… "[I]f [the Patyraks] can satisfy the judgment, will your office take care of the process to remove the judgment as …
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… a confidential informant (CI). A Union County Prosecutor's Office detective mentioned those results in his affidavit to …
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… Angela F. Pastor argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of Pastor & Pastor, LLC, attorneys; Angela F. …
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… David for two hours, twice a week at the Division's local office, (3) Samantha was restrained from attending Walter's …
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… Trial court staff advised the Appellate Division's Clerk's Office that there were no recorded proceedings in this …
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… a laceration without foreign body, right knee; an injury of unspecified ithrathoracic organ; multiple spine … that plaintiff could have made a trip to an attorney's office or, at least, called one on the telephone, especially …
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… were compromised due to defendant's age, potential injury, improperly given instructions, and 7 A-3558-16T3 … speech, the admission of drinking, [and] the opinion of the officer." After defendant rested he moved, again, for …
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… incident. In 2002, while on parole, P.W. informed a parole officer that he had just touched a seven-year-old boy on his …
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… and has reported that "he 6 A-0895-17T5 feels that officers are targeting him and making sexual comments to …
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… On July 20, 2018, the staff of the Tax Court Management Office (“TCMO”) issued a “deficiency notice” to plaintiff …
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… received a referral from a Franklin Township police officer, reporting that Moe was observed by a neighbor … wandered outside, there was "certainly" a "possibility of injury." The trial judge's findings have ample support in the …
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… Family Part, Union County, Docket No. FV-20-1028-16. Law Offices of Jef Henninger, attorneys for appellant (Brent …
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… Docket No. FV-02-2100-15. D.L., appellant pro se. Law Offices of Crew Schielke, L.L.C., attorneys for respondent … that the parties purposely and recklessly "caused bodily injury to another, not of a serious nature." The court … cause or purposely, knowingly or recklessly causes bodily injury to another[.]" N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(a)(1). "'Bodily injury' …
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… obliged to pay a $200 public defender fee. 3 The arresting officer testified at the municipal court trial that …
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… was terminated. Barbara now appeals and new counsel, the Office of Parental Representation, represents her. II. On … to be created a substantial or ongoing risk of physical injury to such child by other than accidental means which … willful or wanton if done with the knowledge that injury is likely to, or probably will, result." Ibid. "[A] …
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… P. Tettemer argued the cause for appellant (Tettemer Law Offices, LLC, attorneys; Ms. Tettemer, on the briefs). …
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… the foregoing is a true copy of the original on file in my office. _\ t t-- CLERK OF THE AP~TE DIVISION … a_45_21.pdf … …
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… to the Spring 2007. However, prior to that time, a Caliber officer "was contacted by Hillsdale Officials who inquired …