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… joint legal custody with [p]laintiff designated Parent of Primary Residence (PPR) and [d]efendant designated Parent of … child, as evidenced by the fact that visitation did not become an issue until her child support application was filed … are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to 7 …
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… ASSISTANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES and UNITED HEALTHCARE COMMUNITY PLAN, Respondents-Respondents. … Norcross argued the cause for respondent United Healthcare Community Plan (Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP, … breathe. She resides with her grandmother who is also her primary caregiver. For many years, T.M. had been receiving …
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… risk of harm to the child. Pursuant to Dr. Grossier's recommendation, Dr. Alexander Iofin performed a psychiatric … this assertion. Eight months after Teresa's removal Robert completed a psychological evaluation. However, he failed to … arranged by the Division. As a result of failing to comply with services and their deteriorating condition, the …
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… issued the 2011 Award. The parties could not agree on the primary issue to be arbitrated. As a result, the arbitrator … its submission, claiming the email was "an attorney/client communication which clearly was intended for attorney/client … practice. The arbitrator relied on the polarizing email communication to support this finding. In addressing why he …
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… waiver of alimony is conditioned upon plaintiff's full compliance with the terms of this Judgment. If for any … bankruptcy by plaintiff, that plaintiff does not comply with the terms of this Judgment in full defendant … through intercepts of Worrell's federal and state income tax refunds, the issuance of a bench warrant for …
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… arguments for our consideration: POINT I THE MOTION COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN DENYING [DEFENDANT'S] MOTION … caution in the belief that 'an offense has been or is being committed[.]'" Brinegar v. United States, 338 U.S. 160, … test. The "test requires the court to make a practical, common sense determination whether, given all of the …
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… of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS), lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), defendant accepted a plea NOT FOR … Defendant received 207 days of jail credit, and the judge recommended defendant be considered for entry into the … means of distributing it for ingestion. Trooper Stafford recommended a further search of the Honda. During the ensuing …
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… four-and-one-half years old. The original domestic violence complaint listed assault as the predicate offense and … he pushed Ken 3 A-2583-15T4 to the floor using his leg. The complaint also stated that there was a past history of … final restraining order must be set aside. Defendant relies primarily on our decision in Silver v. Silver, 387 N.J. …
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… in a twenty-four-count indictment with multiple offenses committed against five women during five separate incidents … cheek, and Investigator Virgil Angelini requested a comparison of defendant's DNA and the male DNA profile … Scientists Jennifer Banaag and Frank Basile conducted comparisons and concluded defendant was the source of the …
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… defendant to be more careful, use his mind, and enroll in a community college. Defendant asked A.O. to stop the car so … RECEIVING A SENTENCE MUCH GREATER THAN THAT EMBODIED IN THE PLEA OFFER. [POINT III] DEFENDANT DID NOT … only required on a PCR petition if the defendant presents a prima facie case in support of relief, the court determines …
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… application: (1) an August 2012 medical examination form completed by Norman P. Einhorn, O.D., M.S., a … job; and (2) a September 2012 medical examination form completed by David J. Frank, M.D., a neurologist, indicating … keep going and keep getting all diagnostic tests and they come back normal . . . they start saying [there] is a …
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… a report of shots fired in the parking lot of an apartment complex in Millville. No one believed to be involved with … copy of an outdoor video recording from a nearby apartment complex that contained footage of the incident. The video … the officers never attempted to identify themselves or communicate with defendant, and they did not follow him when …
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… the trial court's designation of defendant as the parent of primary residence (PPR), and reduction of his parenting … orders against each other. After plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce, the parties executed a consent order … parents. Although plaintiff was "very affectionate" and "comfortable and capable in the caretaking role[,]" Dr. Gruen …
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… entitled to an evidentiary hearing because he established a prima facie case of ineffectiveness of counsel of being … we thus begin by discussing the merits of that claim before commenting on the petition's timeliness. To prove … "Indeed, 'it is essential to elicit from the defendant a comprehensive factual basis, addressing each element of a …
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… denying his motion to vacate the 2012 dismissal of his complaint against defendants Ross University School of … RUSM where he re-enrolled in 2002. The court dismissed the complaint with prejudice based on plaintiff's repeated … of the requisite academic requirements of his studies." He further alleged that when he complained, he was …
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… invoice and send it to his homeowner's insurance company for payment. Following an investigation, authorities charged defendant in a May 2015 complaint-warrant with two third-degree crimes, namely, … Defendant applied for PTI. The criminal division manager recommended his enrollment. A month later, after a Middlesex 3 …
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… Court relied upon current social science research and studies to expand the number of factors informing the … presented sequentially versus simultaneously; (7) whether a composite is used; and (8) whether the procedure is a … be the perpetrator, and that the witness should not feel compelled to make an identification. That was not done. All …
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… rules should be made by ordinance, the Board established a committee to review the issue. In its 2013 report, the committee declined to recommend that Cape May adopt a shared parking ordinance, …
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… while operating a Camden County vehicle. Plaintiff filed a complaint against Camden County, the Camden County Fire … a late filing. Concluding that defendants had substantially complied with the court rules, the court permitted the late … that was otherwise proper and within time. Similarly, the comment to Rule 1:5-6(c)(1) explains that technical defects …
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… imposed by defendant Washington Township for plaintiff's commercial property for tax years 2016, 2017, and 2018. … requests for the Tax Court to reopen the trial record and compel defendant's expert appraiser to testify as a rebuttal … and evidence presented at trial are fully set forth in the comprehensive and well-reasoned opinions accompanying Judge …