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… of a search warrant, police seized and searched several computers, hard drives, and external storage devices. … our written opinion, R. 2:11-3(e)(2), beyond the following comments. We affirm defendant's kidnapping convictions and … set forth elsewhere in the affidavit that "defendant's computer was sharing child pornography on three separate …
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… of the elevator and bite her arm. Gaby ran to the apartment complex's security booth, and the guards called the police. … Helene were later returned, but Gaby, who did not want to come home, was adopted by relatives living in Canada. I. … you take out the house and run away with?"; "Why did you come here?" David even threatened to send Gaby back to …
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… appeal, that defendant had hidden assets and unreported income, which the court should impute to defendant in … a twelve-page report setting forth his findings and recommendations. 5 A-4546-18T3 The plenary hearing took place … should designate him as the PPR. Defendant accepted the recommendations of Dr. Hagovsky and maintained the parties …
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… "UIFSA is a model act adopted by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws[,]" and then later by … and (d). In addition, the other state's law concerning "the computation and payment of arrearages" also continues to … out-of-state support order, the Family Part's order will become the controlling order, and New Jersey will then assume …
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… was the sole witness. When plaintiff filed the divorce complaint in 2011, defendant no longer lived in New Jersey, … to have jurisdiction over the parties and those issues. 1 A comprehensive written statement of reasons accompanied the JOD, which, by its terms only dissolved the …
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… Disorder, and Reactive Attachment Disorder. Robert was non-compliant in taking his medications, became aggressive, and … Permanency was immediately required for Robert to overcome his developmental delays, according to Miller. Dr. … that Rhonda might be able to parent in the future if she complied with services, refrained from using drugs, avoided …
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… used in the shooting was seized from defendant's glove compartment shortly after the incident. Defendant was … of the spoiler and in the roof above the rear passenger compartment." The Galant also was occupied by Raheem Jamison … When he looked inside the car, the driver noticed the glove compartment had opened, and he observed "what he believe[d …
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… residential district, but immediately adjacent to the C-4 commercial district, and had been used as a funeral home for … wanted to demolish the existing structure and build a new commercial building housing a beauty salon and beauty supply … of a retail sales and beauty salon facility which type of commercial uses are not permitted in the R-1 [z]oning …
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… 2019 Law Division order denying his motion to reinstate his complaint that had been administratively dismissed without … additional contact with Alaris. Plaintiff filed a pro se complaint against Alaris on April 13, 2016, three days … the two-year statute of limitations was set to expire. The complaint was handwritten by plaintiff's niece because of …
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… appeals from a March 25, 2019 Chancery Division order compelling binding arbitration of a grievance filed by … appeal, refer the matter to the Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC) for a scope of negotiations determination, … states that the length of the school year is 186.5 days, comprised of 181 student contact days, two in-service days, …
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… detox." He chose the latter. When confronted with L.G.'s comments regarding R.G.'s use of a "smoker," R.G. denied … of the Division. Attal testified that, based on L.G.'s comments to Riccardi and his parents' history of drug use, … arrests concerned the Division because "[R.G.] was not forthcoming in regard[] to his substance abuse charges and use. …
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… the time of the shooting and, if subpoenaed, Burks would be compelled to testify, he stated he "can't bring [her] in." The reason he could not – or would not – compel Burks's appearance was not explored. It is not … charges brought against [defendant]. I know that he did not commit this crime because he was with me at the time. If I …
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… pre-trial plea offer. As before, the State offered to recommend a ten-year sentence, subject to NERA, in return for … plea and testimony against Canty, if needed. How counsel communicated the offer and how she responded to the DNA … first judge fell ill after Lee testified. The second judge completed the hearing pursuant to Rule 1:12-3(b). Lee's PCR …
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… accepted the guilty pleas, finding that "defendant [was] competent," and that "[t]he pleas [were] being made freely, … the victim asserted that Lipa "was inebriated" when he committed the offenses, "[h]is condition thus would have further hampered his ability to commit the assault in the manner [the victim] described." …
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… Jr., presided over trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive written opinion. Around the age of sixteen, … TO PROVIDE [THE MOTHER] WITH SERVICES AND TO STRIVE TO OVERCOME BARRIERS TO HER PARTICIPATION IN THOSE SERVICES. THE … IS ERRONEOUS BECAUSE EXPERTS OPINED TO THE CONTRARY AND NO COMPARATIVE BONDING EVALUATION WAS PERFORMED. II. We begin …
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… Riverfront in Weehawken for the purpose of constructing a combined sanitary and storm sewer system. Following a bench … offered vastly disparate opinions as to the amount of just compensation, the trial court made an award of compensation, which Hartz appealed. We determined that the …
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… Madeline Rodriguez. PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND THIS MATTER comes before the Court on a motion for summary judgment … School District called Mrs. Rodriguez and advised her to come down to the school for an alleged incident regarding … are no genuine issues of material fact. The Plaintiffs’ Complaint and any and all claims against these Defendants …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LAW … dismissal pursuant to Rule 4:6-2(e), and argue that any remedies under the NJFCRA or the TCCWNA are not judiciable … types of matters is a first principle of federalism, embodied in Article VI of the United States Constitution (the …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CAMDEN … (count one). APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION June 3, 2019 COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS 2 STATEMENT OF FACTS The State alleges … has established a prima facie case that a crime has been committed and that the accused has committed it.” State v. …
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… to install the ignition interlock device, pending the outcome of defendant's appeal for a de novo review before the … on April 26, 2012." We directed the municipal court to complete this task within sixty days. After the reconstruction of the record was completed, we directed the Law Division to reconsider its …