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… not appear for her rotation. Plaintiff had miscarried her child at her townhome, where she was found on March 27 and … to the letter, never requested an appeal regarding her termination as was permitted under defendants' policy and … Plaintiff's assertion regarding Dr. Geria's knowledge is unsupported by competent evidence and thus does not give rise …
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… not appear for her rotation. Plaintiff had miscarried her child at her townhome, where she was found on March 27 and … to the letter, never requested an appeal regarding her termination as was permitted under defendants' policy and … Plaintiff's assertion regarding Dr. Geria's knowledge is unsupported by competent evidence and thus does not give rise …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1556-17T2 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … the trial court, as well as the sufficiency of the evidence supporting its findings. In addition, K.G. argues: K.G. WAS … information they contain is relevant and necessary for determination of an issue before the court). Two oft-cited …
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… P.D. and plaintiff K.D. were married in 2001. They had two children, M.D. and J.D., during the marriage. In 2012, P.D. … to the Family Part's factual findings so long as they are supported by "adequate, substantial, [and] credible … evidence." Id. at 412. "[W]e do not overturn those determinations unless the court abused its discretion, failed …
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… to include in his appendix the certification he filed in support of his motion to vacate and by the trial court's … a portion of which are provided directly to the couple's child as P.G.'s child support. The remainder of the payments … v. Little, 135 N.J. 274, 283 (1994). A trial court's determination under Rule 4:50-1 is entitled to substantial …
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… to include in his appendix the certification he filed in support of his motion to vacate and by the trial court's … a portion of which are provided directly to the couple's child as P.G.'s child support. The remainder of the payments … v. Little, 135 N.J. 274, 283 (1994). A trial court's determination under Rule 4:50-1 is entitled to substantial …
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… P.D. and plaintiff K.D. were married in 2001. They had two children, M.D. and J.D., during the marriage. In 2012, P.D. … to the Family Part's factual findings so long as they are supported by "adequate, substantial, [and] credible … evidence." Id. at 412. "[W]e do not overturn those determinations unless the court abused its discretion, failed …
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… decision. Bode and O'Callaghan appealed their determinations separately to the Commission, which transmitted … concluded that the DOC had proven that all the charges were supported by the evidence. The ALJ reversed the … responsibilities of a civil servant. Rushin v. Bd. of Child Welfare, 65 N.J. Super. 504, 510-11 (App. Div. 1961). …
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… decision. Bode and O'Callaghan appealed their determinations separately to the Commission, which transmitted … concluded that the DOC had proven that all the charges were supported by the evidence. The ALJ reversed the … responsibilities of a civil servant. Rushin v. Bd. of Child Welfare, 65 N.J. Super. 504, 510-11 (App. Div. 1961). …
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… -- the public safety requirement -- to be eligible for termination of their obligations under Megan’s Law. Because … notify the public about offenders who present a danger to children. Ibid. 4 Megan’s Law requires “[a] person who has … and ordinary meaning of the” language in subsection (f) supported its conclusion. Id. at 470. The Appellate Division …
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… IN THIS MATTER. 7 A-3770-21 I. THE PROOFS SUBMITTED DO NOT SUPPORT A FINDING OF A KNOWING VIOLATION OF THE TEMPORARY … that case had 'liberal and reasonable' visitation with the child he shared with the victim. Ibid. Although the order … courts owe deference to the trial court's credibility determinations as well because it has 'a better perspective …
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… IN THIS MATTER. 7 A-3770-21 I. THE PROOFS SUBMITTED DO NOT SUPPORT A FINDING OF A KNOWING VIOLATION OF THE TEMPORARY … that case had 'liberal and reasonable' visitation with the child he shared with the victim. Ibid. Although the order … courts owe deference to the trial court's credibility determinations as well because it has 'a better perspective …
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… wiretap order application. The application submitted in support of the extension of the February 27, 2015 wiretap … Villa-Grant with third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a); and Grant, Gorman, and another … previous reliance on the exception as the basis for its determination that interception of the privileged marital …
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… otherwise result. Factors to be considered in making that determination include but are not limited to (1) the … involving the same issue, and (4) any factor warranting termination of the program pursuant to Rule 1:40-4(h). … …
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… and “takes offense to interracial relationships and children of those relationships.” III. Defendant’s Argument … burden of proving that the “evidence is clearly lacking to support the charge.” State v. McCracy, 97 N.J. 132, 142 … tonight.” And the other one is, “I’ll strangle that mongrel child 9 while you watch tied up.” Q. Okay. And he used the …
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… IP addresses. mailto:dxxxxxx007@gmail.com. 4 In support of defendant’s motion, defendant argues that IP … revisited IP address data. There, the defendant uploaded child pornography to an image hosting website, Imgur. Id. at 3. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) received an anonymous report regarding …
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… especially if it is dysfunctional and prevents the child from extricating him or herself; (3) the circumstances … thirty years later as a forty-five-year-old man. In support of his motion, defendant submitted a supplemental … a fifteen-year look-back period. Defendant may apply for termination from the Megan's Law requirements fifteen years …
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… especially if it is dysfunctional and prevents the child from extricating him or herself; (3) the circumstances … thirty years later as a forty-five-year-old man. In support of his motion, defendant submitted a supplemental … a fifteen-year look-back period. Defendant may apply for termination from the Megan's Law requirements fifteen years …
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… by a jury for second-degree endangering the welfare of a child. The jury found him not guilty of five sexual assault … be entered because there was no factual or legal basis to support the guilty verdict for endangering. Defendant … his prosecutorial misconduct claim. The motion was supported by a certification from defendant's brother, …
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… by a jury for second-degree endangering the welfare of a child. The jury found him not guilty of five sexual assault … be entered because there was no factual or legal basis to support the guilty verdict for endangering. Defendant … his prosecutorial misconduct claim. The motion was supported by a certification from defendant's brother, …