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… his fingers on [her] private." She told defendant to stop, but moments later defendant placed a vibrator on top of … did not perform an internal exam because the child had "not completed puberty, [and] an internal examination would be … I did not perceive from them . . . any question as to the competency of counsel, the diligence of counsel, and based …
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… assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(b), and his sentence included community supervision for life (CSL). In April 2002, … defendant signed a document titled "General Conditions of Community Supervision for Life," which included a condition … remained there for ninety days until he successfully completed his rehabilitation program on May 9. In March …
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… with scheduled visits and repeatedly cancelled them. Their compliance with visits improved in November 2021 after … safety concerns for the infant. 5 A-0330-22 Dr. Salerno recommended that James obtain stable housing and participate … increasingly inconsistent in visiting the child and stopped visiting altogether in May 2022. They never resumed …
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… system because she knew the Division would require her to complete a urine screen. The Division implemented a Safety … there is no warrant to infer that the child will be at future risk." Id. at 307. 15 A-3340-21 We are further guided … Ibid. The defendant was instructed not to suddenly stop taking Percocet as the withdrawal could risk her …
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… client out." Trial counsel further stated: "I want it to come in. I want it to be shown that she looked and didn't … you say my client came in there often, did you ever see him come in with any weapons? [ALFORD-DAVIS]: I'm sorry? [TRIAL … of the petition, and to require that defendant submit competent evidence to satisfy the standards for relaxing the …
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… (the Board) denying parole and establishing a 120-month future eligibility term (FET). Kasimu raises numerous … "[c]ommitted to incarceration for multiple offenses"; his commission of numerous, persistent, and serious disciplinary … STATE PAROLE BOARD HAS ASSERTED THE CALCULATION OF THE FUTURE ELIGIBILITY TERM SHOWS LACK OF A PAROLE PLAN WAS NOT …
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… request to enforce a November 8, 2019 pendente lite order compelling plaintiff's payment of transportation expenses. … and receives Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. Defendant, except for three short-term … and any other factors the court may deem relevant. As embodied by these statutory factors, the parties' contributions …
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… defendant could "apply for joint legal custody after he complied with" requirements established by the New Jersey … modification of the 2016 order "due to recent events and complications from the pandemic." The record on appeal does … the proceedings on defendant's March 2021 motion is unrefuted. Moreover, the record includes a March 18, 2022 …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY MORRIS … impairment that is unlikely to improve in the foreseeable future. [McNiel Report, pp. 10-11]. As a result of Dr. … that criminal courts have the authority to issue unique remedies and a duty to protect individuals with mental …
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… denying defendant's PCR application without a hearing, accompanied by a thorough written opinion. The PCR court found … were present in the "studio" apartment when the crimes were committed—defendant, Garcia, and the deceased victim. … did not establish "a reasonable probability" the outcome of the trial would have been different had she …
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… identifying pupil needs, providing appropriate instruction, communicating with parents, and cooperating with other staff … also contained an "ADA [Americans with Disabilities Act] compliance" section that described certain physical demands … job." According to McQuilken, for several years before she stopped working, she "was having knee issues" and, after she …
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… needs were addressed by the resource parents. The Division commenced litigation by filing an order to show cause and … parenting . . . his children in the foreseeable future and that the children's interests would be best … their children and cannot parent now or in the foreseeable future. As to the second prong, the court found "the parents …
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… improperly received under New Jersey's Unemployment Compensation Law (UCL), N.J.S.A. 43:21-1 to -71, and … to walk dogs in "the cold winter months"; and "required to come in contact with unvaccinated people who put [her] at a … But, you know, he just kind of said, if you're . . . comfortable doing it, then just be careful. I mean, he never …
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… room with a hinge lock installed on the outside of the door combined with the doorknob reversed to lock from the … 3 A-3981-22 showers under supervision. To force H.L. to stop flicking the lights on and off in the room, his only … Rather, this observation was based squarely on the unrefuted evidence adduced at trial, namely that Wirth had over …
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… his two cell phones. The next day, defendant attempted to commit suicide by plumbing his vehicle's exhaust fumes into the passenger compartment with a garden hose. After police were alerted to … brother. At a N.J.R.E. 104 hearing to determine Ariel's competency to testify, Ariel recanted her statement and …
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… defendant's 3 A-3824-23 guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend two years of non-custodial probation, conditioned on his successful completion of anger management counseling. In December 2016, … (count three); second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) and 2C:2- 6 …
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… order denying reconsideration. I. In her domestic violence complaint, plaintiff alleged that defendant repeatedly … kicked them when they had "an accident" on the floor. The complaint alleged the predicate act of harassment. In terms … she lives alone with her children, "he's not going to stop," he is going to continue to harass her, try to get back …
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… new expert was tendered. Upon considering the divergent outcomes in cases from other jurisdictions, we address the … that plaintiff's expert's views about causation did not comport with the net opinion doctrine. We sustain the trial … surgical procedure known as minimally invasive lumbar decompression ("MILD"). Within two days after undergoing the …
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… new expert was tendered. Upon considering the divergent outcomes in cases from other jurisdictions, we address the … that plaintiff's expert's views about causation did not comport with the net opinion doctrine. We sustain the trial … surgical procedure known as minimally invasive lumbar decompression ("MILD"). Within two days after undergoing the …
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… that "the kids were going to be returned to" her upon completion of "a drug test." Defendant maintained that in … manager. He explained he had used drugs in the past but stopped and was not involved in drag racing. Plaintiff … affecting custody in place, it is presumed it 'embodies a best interests determination' and should be modified …