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… called. The infant could not be revived. Responding police officers recorded an odor of alcohol emanating from A.D.'s … knowledge her conduct was likely to result in serious injury to the infant. A.D.'s consumption of alcohol while … which is designed to protect children who suffer serious injury inflicted by other than accidental means. G.S. v. Dep't …
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… Richard S. Mazawey argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of Richard S. Mazawey, attorneys; Mr. Mazawey, on … Plaintiff asserts that although he knew he suffered an injury in May 2009, when he allegedly witnessed his father's death, he claims he did not know that the injury was attributable to the fault of defendants. As the …
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… defendant and L.B. In March 2015, a South Plainfield police officer reported to the Division that Shayna was at the … since this child was [four] months old at the time of the injury and would not self-inflict vascular trauma. Father did … of exclusion. . . . [W]e are not there to witness the injury so we have to exclude medical ideologies and also …
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… report indicates defendant did not disclose the FRO and the officer found his comments concerning, especially …
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… 30, 2015, she visited I.X.W. with P.W. at the Division's office. She was advised to obtain mental health substance …
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… J. Hanifan, Sr., argued the cause for appellant (Law Office of Michael J. Hanifan, PA, attorneys; Michael J. …
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… granted on April 23, 2015. The matter is pending before the Office of Administrative Law and is not before this court. …
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… to trial with representation from the Public Defender's Office. As to his understanding about PSL, defendant stated …
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… Rajeh A. Saadeh argued the cause for appellant (The Law Office of Rajeh A. Saadeh, LLC, attorneys; Rajeh A. Saadeh, …
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… stayed the special condition pending each appeal, the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) did not hear either …
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… equitable distribution. Defendant is the Chief Technology Officer and owns a 28.57% ownership interest in the company; …
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… Fraser argued the cause for respondent (Fraser Family Law Office, LLC, attorneys; Georgia M. Fraser, on the brief). …
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… Almost a month later on February 20, the Attorney General's Office, on behalf of the DEP, sent an e-mail to Cedar …
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… on behalf of her mother. The matter was transferred to the Office of Administrative Law for a hearing as a contested …
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… that: Unlike the Unemployment fact-finding interview, the Office of Benefit Appeals WILL NOT INITIATE A CALL TO YOU …
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… "humanitar[ian] grounds" and asked if he could come to his office to show him supporting documentation. Plaintiff's …
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… a hula hoop and bubbles. When E.S. appeared at Division offices for an initial substance abuse evaluation in June, …
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… He had no prescription for the drug. His probation officer and Division staff noted defendant frequently …
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… (Michael J. Confusione, of counsel and on the brief). Law Office of Harriet Raghnal, attorneys for respondent (April …
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… The expert explained: He's going to have a parole officer. He's going to have a job he doesn't like. He's …