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… written opinion issued with the order. We add the following comments. On the evening of October 3, 2017, the police … were highly intoxicated, such that neither of them could safely care for the two young children who were present in … she left for the liquor store. Since neither parent could safely care for the children, the Division removed the …
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… and Permanency (Division) to withdraw its Title 9 complaint, based on the Division's administrative finding … and Suboxone, and his addiction rendered him unable to safely care for his son without supervision. Fortunately, by … contest that her substance abuse issues made her unable to safely parent the child. In fact, at a subsequent hearing on …
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… and transportation, was still not capable of providing safe parenting for Tory. The expert stressed that Tory … the following statutory criteria: (1) The child's safety, health or development has been or will continue to … "they relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best …
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… meantime, the Division offered various services to Joan and commenced this guardianship action in July 2017. The judge … evidence the following four prongs: (1) The child's safety, health, or development has been or will continue to … facing the child or is unable or unwilling to provide a safe and stable home for the child and the delay of …
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… with the door. 3 A-1745-20 Plaintiff asserted in her complaint that defendants negligently maintained the door … to invitees a duty of reasonable or due care to provide a safe environment for doing that which is within the scope of … eliminate dangerous conditions, to maintain the premises in safe condition, and to avoid creating conditions that would …
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… owes a duty of reasonable care to invitees "to provide a safe environment for doing that which is within the scope of … eliminate dangerous conditions, to maintain the premises in safe condition, and to avoid creating conditions that would … was water. But an employee admitted that the Salon offered complimentary bottled water to its customers. Indeed, before …
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… with the door. 3 A-1745-20 Plaintiff asserted in her complaint that defendants negligently maintained the door … to invitees a duty of reasonable or due care to provide a safe environment for doing that which is within the scope of … eliminate dangerous conditions, to maintain the premises in safe condition, and to avoid creating conditions that would …
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… prove by clear and convincing evidence: (1) The child's safety, health or development has been or will continue to … facing the child or is unable or unwilling to provide a safe and stable home for the child and the delay of … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… written opinion issued with the order. We add the following comments. On the evening of October 3, 2017, the police … were highly intoxicated, such that neither of them could safely care for the two young children who were present in … she left for the liquor store. Since neither parent could safely care for the children, the Division removed the …
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… owes a duty of reasonable care to invitees "to provide a safe environment for doing that which is within the scope of … eliminate dangerous conditions, to maintain the premises in safe condition, and to avoid creating conditions that would … was water. But an employee admitted that the Salon offered complimentary bottled water to its customers. Indeed, before …
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… and Permanency (Division) to withdraw its Title 9 complaint, based on the Division's administrative finding … and Suboxone, and his addiction rendered him unable to safely care for his son without supervision. Fortunately, by … contest that her substance abuse issues made her unable to safely parent the child. In fact, at a subsequent hearing on …
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… meantime, the Division offered various services to Joan and commenced this guardianship action in July 2017. The judge … evidence the following four prongs: (1) The child's safety, health, or development has been or will continue to … facing the child or is unable or unwilling to provide a safe and stable home for the child and the delay of …
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… and transportation, was still not capable of providing safe parenting for Tory. The expert stressed that Tory … the following statutory criteria: (1) The child's safety, health or development has been or will continue to … "they relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best …
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… decision rendered on April 24, 2023. We add the following comments. As the trial date approached, defendant stopped … fashion. Children like Z.S.S. are entitled to a permanent, safe, and secure home. We acknowledge "the need for … known. [Defendant] has never parented [Z.S.S.] or even visited him in person. [Z.S.S.] has been removed from his …
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… v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY, DIVISION OF STATE POLICE, JOSEPH FUENTES, in his official capacity and ATTORNEY GENERAL, STATE OF NEW JERSEY … an order dated March 19, 2010, denying leave to amend their complaint pursuant to Rule 4:9-1; an order dated July 9, …
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… R. 1:7-4. Plaintiff filed a New Jersey Resident Gross Income Tax return for tax year 2016 on which he reported $0 gross income. Plaintiff did not include a W-2 statement with his tax … means all remuneration (other than fees paid to a public official) for services performed by an employee for his …
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… State's motion to dismiss a related charge for an unsafe lane- change, N.J.S.A. 39:4-88(b). Defendant appealed … a duly appointed Breath Test Coordinator/Instructor. In my official capacity, and consistent with "Calibration Check … guilty plea, have insufficient merit to warrant extended comment. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). 10 A-4002-15T3 "Generally, a …
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… order dismissing counts one, four and five of her amended complaint. We affirm substantially for the reasons expressed … and she was subjected to disparate treatment as compared to other inmates. Ibid. It also included a demand … of Ramsey, 162 N.J. 375, 387 (2000). Whether a public official is to be afforded qualified immunity is also a …
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… guilty of (offense charged). … [IF DEFENDANT CLAIMS “INCOMPLETE MISTAKE-OF-FACT” … PURSUANT TO N.J.S.A. 2C:2-4b, … alleged; or (2) He/She acted in reasonable reliance upon an official statement of the law, afterward determined to be … “an attack on the prosecution’s ability to prove the requisite mental state for at least one objective element of the …
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… v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY, DIVISION OF STATE POLICE, JOSEPH FUENTES, in his official capacity and ATTORNEY GENERAL, STATE OF NEW JERSEY … an order dated March 19, 2010, denying leave to amend their complaint pursuant to Rule 4:9-1; an order dated July 9, …