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… by regular mail. He then started looking for documents to support his defenses, but being unaware of the deadlines and … denying defendants' motion to vacate. See In re Adoption of Child of Indian Heritage, 111 N.J. 155, 184(1988) (observing … needed to gather documents and to translate them was not supported by any proof of the volume of the documents or the …
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… by regular mail. He then started looking for documents to support his defenses, but being unaware of the deadlines and … denying defendants' motion to vacate. See In re Adoption of Child of Indian Heritage, 111 N.J. 155, 184(1988) (observing … needed to gather documents and to translate them was not supported by any proof of the volume of the documents or the …
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… bathroom. 2 The Division is now known as the Division of Child Protection and Permanency. See N.J.S.A. 9:3A-10(b). 6 … State v. Stevens, 115 N.J. 289, 301-02 (1989)). The record supports the judge's conclusion that the other-crimes were … offenses by separate counts in the indictment. In your determination of whether the State has proven the defendant …
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… bathroom. 2 The Division is now known as the Division of Child Protection and Permanency. See N.J.S.A. 9:3A-10(b). 6 … State v. Stevens, 115 N.J. 289, 301-02 (1989)). The record supports the judge's conclusion that the other-crimes were … offenses by separate counts in the indictment. In your determination of whether the State has proven the defendant …
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… that the State presented “more than adequate” evidence to support a prima facie case. Defendant pleaded guilty to … in a rental car. Within 9 an hour, they left with a small child. Investigator Dunlap testified before the grand jury … Law enforcement had surveilled defendant, Carmichael, and a child traveling to New York City in the car on June 20, …
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… that the State presented “more than adequate” evidence to support a prima facie case. Defendant pleaded guilty to … in a rental car. Within 9 an hour, they left with a small child. Investigator Dunlap testified before the grand jury … Law enforcement had surveilled defendant, Carmichael, and a child traveling to New York City in the car on June 20, …
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… 2023 final Civil Service Commission decision upholding his termination by the City of Trenton. On de novo review, the … On appeal, Palinczar argues the ALJ's findings are not supported by the record. Alternatively, Palinczar challenges … drive his car. J.M.-W. and D.L., the mother of Palinczar's child, were arrested by the State Police for possession of …
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… 2023 final Civil Service Commission decision upholding his termination by the City of Trenton. On de novo review, the … On appeal, Palinczar argues the ALJ's findings are not supported by the record. Alternatively, Palinczar challenges … drive his car. J.M.-W. and D.L., the mother of Palinczar's child, were arrested by the State Police for possession of …
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… his services via the internet to solicit business. To support that claim, plaintiff attached copies of an NYU … factual findings concerning jurisdiction if they are supported by substantial credible evidence. Ibid. Moreover, … had engaged in such advertisement. That contention is not supported by any specific facts such as the nature of the …
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… ending on January 31, 2017. In exchange for the irrevocable termination of alimony in 2017, plaintiff received a … credit card debt. Plaintiff agreed to be responsible for child-related expenses while she was the primary parent of … Part to modify the terms of the PSA. In a certification in support of the motion, she asserted that changed …
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… ending on January 31, 2017. In exchange for the irrevocable termination of alimony in 2017, plaintiff received a … credit card debt. Plaintiff agreed to be responsible for child-related expenses while she was the primary parent of … Part to modify the terms of the PSA. In a certification in support of the motion, she asserted that changed …
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… each element of a claim and decide whether the court’s determination of the claim would require it “to choose between … I. Scharlat argued the cause for appellant (Fox Rothschild, and Rivkin Law Group, attorneys; Richard I. Scharlat, … we can share at this time. Thank you for your patience, support and understanding. Plaintiffs allege that the letter …
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… each element of a claim and decide whether the court’s determination of the claim would require it “to choose between … I. Scharlat argued the cause for appellant (Fox Rothschild, and Rivkin Law Group, attorneys; Richard I. Scharlat, … we can share at this time. Thank you for your patience, support and understanding. Plaintiffs allege that the letter …
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… determine whether the motion court's factual findings "are supported by substantial, credible evidence in the record" … by Freudenberg's sexual abuse based on violation of the Child Sex Abuse Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:61B-1, and theories of … control over the hiring, training, supervising, or termination of any Hudson County BGC employee. Instead, the …
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… determine whether the motion court's factual findings "are supported by substantial, credible evidence in the record" … by Freudenberg's sexual abuse based on violation of the Child Sex Abuse Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:61B-1, and theories of … control over the hiring, training, supervising, or termination of any Hudson County BGC employee. Instead, the …
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… pictures, letters, and updates to the agency about the child which will then be forwarded to the birth parents if …
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… change in 2010 required doctors to submit documentation supporting the use of those two codes; before then, no such … similarly, asserting that defendant would see multiple children at a time; that she spent long periods of time with … that defendant would spend more than an hour with each child, gave individualized care, was frequently available , …
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… change in 2010 required doctors to submit documentation supporting the use of those two codes; before then, no such … similarly, asserting that defendant would see multiple children at a time; that she spent long periods of time with … that defendant would spend more than an hour with each child, gave individualized care, was frequently available , …
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… and fourth-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(3) and (b)(5)(b), and fourth- … that letter and . . . interpret[ed] it fairly as something supporting continued civil commitment, [he could] very well … Fields, 77 N.J. 282, 311 (1978)). "The reviewing judge's determination should be accorded 'utmost deference' and …
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… and fourth-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(3) and (b)(5)(b), and fourth- … that letter and . . . interpret[ed] it fairly as something supporting continued civil commitment, [he could] very well … Fields, 77 N.J. 282, 311 (1978)). "The reviewing judge's determination should be accorded 'utmost deference' and …