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… Jersey State Trooper Shamik Songui responded with a fellow officer to the parties' residence regarding a domestic … care that is "likely to, or probably will" result in injury, here absent. 2. Not only must there be evidence of gross negligence to violate Title 9, absent actual injury, the record must establish "substantial risk" of …
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… Inc. and Pella Windows and Doors, Commercial Division (Law Offices of Robert A. 4 A-3568-18T2 Scirocco, PC, attorneys; …
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… as well. From 2000 to 2009, defendant worked as a police officer, earning between $110,000 and $120,000 per year. …
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… behalf. The following day, Ripley called plaintiff to his office for a meeting. Plaintiff brought a union …
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… Family Part, Union County, Docket No. FM-20-0386-14. Law Offices of Lawrence W. Luttrell, attorneys for appellant …
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… the Division was informed that L.R.P. was at the welfare office, yelling and threatening to strike A.R.R.-P. L.R.P. …
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… He had no prescription for the drug. His probation officer and Division staff noted defendant frequently …
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… to New Jersey, and the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office required defendant to return the children to the …
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… home. C.C. initially refused to surrender but, after the officers drew their weapons, they were able to subdue and … the child or recklessly creates a risk of serious injury to that child." G.S. v. Dep't of Human Servs., 157 N.J. … v. P.W.R., 205 N.J. 17, 33 (2011). Both the nature of the injury inflicted and the conduct should be reviewed within the …
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… a follow-up interview with the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office (BCPO), N.P. explained that "he was supposed to get … account was corroborated by physical manifestations of injury to the child. Nor are we persuaded by J.C.'s argument …
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… matter submitted." Id. at 12 (first quoting Local No. 153, Office & Prof'l Emps. Int'l Union v. Tr. Co. of N.J., 105 …
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… services in connection with defendant's renovation of office space in its property located on Broad Street in …
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… yellow liquid to defraud a drug test ordered by his parole officer. Defendant was convicted of third-degree defrauding …
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… and failed to follow up with that provider's housing office. We conclude the judge's finding that the Division …
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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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… "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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… and the Civil Service Commission referred the matter to the Office of Administrative Law as a contested case. During the …
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… approving Ferdinand's application for representation by the Office of Parental Representation (OPR), and adjourning the …