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… welfare of "poor" kids by allowing them to be coached by a "child molester." Plaintiff's complaint alleges the police … to establish a statewide database he claims will support opposition to alleged unlawful and racially … Bd., 234 N.J. 403, 414 (2018). We agree with the court's determination plaintiff lacks standing to assert putative …
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… welfare of "poor" kids by allowing them to be coached by a "child molester." Plaintiff's complaint alleges the police … to establish a statewide database he claims will support opposition to alleged unlawful and racially … Bd., 234 N.J. 403, 414 (2018). We agree with the court's determination plaintiff lacks standing to assert putative …
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… finding substantial and credible evidence in the record to support the trial court’s decision. 456 N.J. Super. 219, … (2019). HELD: The invalidation of the retainer agreement is supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record. …
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… daughter and second-degree endangering the welfare of his child. The Appellate Division reversed those convictions for … it defers to a “trial court’s findings of fact that are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record” … 564, 574- 75 (1985): “The trial judge’s major role is the determination of fact, and with experience in fulfilling that …
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… daughter and second-degree endangering the welfare of his child. The Appellate Division reversed those convictions for … it defers to a “trial court’s findings of fact that are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record” … 564, 574- 75 (1985): “The trial judge’s major role is the determination of fact, and with experience in fulfilling that …
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… such as copies of front and reverse sides of checks, supporting documents such as escrow agreements, settlement …
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… that the State failed to present evidence sufficient to support the indictment and withheld exculpatory evidence … and the Appellate Division affirmed the trial court’s determination. We affirm the judgment of the Appellate … to Lincoln School, where she was assigned to support the child study team, a group composed of professionals …
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… that the State failed to present evidence sufficient to support the indictment and withheld exculpatory evidence … and the Appellate Division affirmed the trial court’s determination. We affirm the judgment of the Appellate … to Lincoln School, where she was assigned to support the child study team, a group composed of professionals …
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… slept at Moynihan’s home. In 2000, Moynihan and her children moved to a home in Bordentown. Moynihan made the … to enter or remain in the relationship by a promise of support. The feature that distinguishes N.J.S.A. 25:1-5(h) … evidence in the record supports the trial court’s determination that Lynch did not make an explicit or implied …
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… slept at Moynihan’s home. In 2000, Moynihan and her children moved to a home in Bordentown. Moynihan made the … to enter or remain in the relationship by a promise of support. The feature that distinguishes N.J.S.A. 25:1-5(h) … evidence in the record supports the trial court’s determination that Lynch did not make an explicit or implied …
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… the theft, resulting in plaintiff notifying them of their termination of 3 A-1586-18T3 employment with Abatis … argues that he was held in contempt for failure to pay his child support obligation, a bench warrant was issued for his …
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… and VII (retaliation for requesting leave to care for her child with special needs).2 I. When reviewing an order … weekly meetings with a school administrator, obtain coach support from a consultant, complete an online workshop, read …
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… the theft, resulting in plaintiff notifying them of their termination of 3 A-1586-18T3 employment with Abatis … argues that he was held in contempt for failure to pay his child support obligation, a bench warrant was issued for his …
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… and VII (retaliation for requesting leave to care for her child with special needs).2 I. When reviewing an order … weekly meetings with a school administrator, obtain coach support from a consultant, complete an online workshop, read …
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… period of parole ineligibility, if defendant was terminated from Drug Court prior to completing the … plea was entered knowingly and voluntarily. Instead, that determination focuses on the circumstances as they existed at … period of parole ineligibility, if defendant were terminated from Drug Court. The additional accrual of jail …
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… should have been included in the calculation of alimony and child support or any asset which is subject to equitable … (4) "[H]ealth insurance" plans; (5) "Employee, Spouse, and Child Life Insurance plan"; (6) "Disability Insurance plan"; …
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… should have been included in the calculation of alimony and child support or any asset which is subject to equitable … (4) "[H]ealth insurance" plans; (5) "Employee, Spouse, and Child Life Insurance plan"; (6) "Disability Insurance plan"; …
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… Pincus, a self-described "political-satirist blogger," who supported the incumbent mayor during the relevant period and … that plaintiffs were bad parents who should be reported to child protective services; she stated in posts that … on Matt Calicchio's alleged harassment of a woman and her child outside a board of education meeting; and the comment, …
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… Pincus, a self-described "political-satirist blogger," who supported the incumbent mayor during the relevant period and … that plaintiffs were bad parents who should be reported to child protective services; she stated in posts that … on Matt Calicchio's alleged harassment of a woman and her child outside a board of education meeting; and the comment, …
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… business administrator, Patrick Leary, did not want the child sitting there. However, when questioned by Mestre, … to bring a retaliation action pursuant to the LAD, and in support ci tes Rodriguez and EEOC v. Lockheed Martin Corp., … & Cas. Ins. Co., 202 N.J. 369, 374 (2010). The court's determination to admit evidence will not be reversed absent a …