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… while Janice gave up her nursing career in 1985 and competed in horse shows throughout the marriage. Matthew … significant testimony, Janice moved for his recusal, and ultimately the parties consented to his removal. A retired … recognizing that generally the statutory language is "the best indicator of [the Legislature's] intent."'" Larkins v. …
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… while Janice gave up her nursing career in 1985 and competed in horse shows throughout the marriage. Matthew … significant testimony, Janice moved for his recusal, and ultimately the parties consented to his removal. A retired … recognizing that generally the statutory language is "the best indicator of [the Legislature's] intent."'" Larkins v. …
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… and following those policies that are in the child's best interest. The parties shall not take any action that … A-2504-22 34. In the event [the child] is attending school away from home, and not living in the home of [defendant], … that dad bore the risk when he didn't pay the monies that ultimately he was determined he needed to pay, he bore the …
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… We affirm, substantially for the reasons stated by Judge Wayne Forrest in his comprehensive written opinion. We add … and parenting capacity evaluation and supervised visitation with the children. Although defendant had many … that the Division satisfied all four prongs of the best interests of the child test, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1a. The …
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… We affirm, substantially for the reasons stated by Judge Wayne Forrest in his comprehensive written opinion. We add … and parenting capacity evaluation and supervised visitation with the children. Although defendant had many … that the Division satisfied all four prongs of the best interests of the child test, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1a. The …
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… requisite equipment, resulting in injuries as he forced his way in. 438 N.J. Super. 346, 350 (App. Div. 2014). Notably, … suspect under arrest . . . [by using] compliance holds to get the suspect into handcuffs. Werner acknowledged that … that he was tackled and body slammed to the floor. Ultimately, the ALJ found that, at some point during the …
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… requisite equipment, resulting in injuries as he forced his way in. 438 N.J. Super. 346, 350 (App. Div. 2014). Notably, … suspect under arrest . . . [by using] compliance holds to get the suspect into handcuffs. Werner acknowledged that … that he was tackled and body slammed to the floor. Ultimately, the ALJ found that, at some point during the …
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… for purchasing, using, or possessing drugs or alcohol, getting arrested, and failing to report the arrest to his … that jurors, or a judge in a bench trial, have the best "opportunity to hear and see the witnesses and to get a … compliance with the address reverification duty in no way violates a convicted sex offender's substantive due …
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… for purchasing, using, or possessing drugs or alcohol, getting arrested, and failing to report the arrest to his … that jurors, or a judge in a bench trial, have the best "opportunity to hear and see the witnesses and to get a … compliance with the address reverification duty in no way violates a convicted sex offender's substantive due …
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… for purchasing, using, or possessing drugs or alcohol, getting arrested, and failing to report the arrest to his … that jurors, or a judge in a bench trial, have the best "opportunity to hear and see the witnesses and to get a … compliance with the address reverification duty in no way violates a convicted sex offender's substantive due …
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… County Observer, 136 N.J. 594, 625 (1994). This is not always to be taken literally. The Supreme Court has held that … at his deposition that he “wanted people to know we were getting this going” and how he “ended up getting inquiries … 27-29.15 Plaintiff’s contention in this regard, at its best, suggests this part of the article 15 By citing the …
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… County Observer, 136 N.J. 594, 625 (1994). This is not always to be taken literally. The Supreme Court has held that … at his deposition that he “wanted people to know we were getting this going” and how he “ended up getting inquiries … 27-29.15 Plaintiff’s contention in this regard, at its best, suggests this part of the article 15 By citing the …
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… Submitted February 27, 2024 – Decided March 12, 2024 Before Judges Whipple and Enright. On appeal from the Superior … 2020. We affirm. On December 8, 1993, defendant pushed his way into the Newark apartment of a couple in their eighties. … that month, the victim died in the hospital after further complications. After a jury trial, defendant was convicted …
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… Submitted February 27, 2024 – Decided March 12, 2024 Before Judges Whipple and Enright. On appeal from the Superior … 2020. We affirm. On December 8, 1993, defendant pushed his way into the Newark apartment of a couple in their eighties. … that month, the victim died in the hospital after further complications. After a jury trial, defendant was convicted …
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… into a shrine for Tucker, who Robinson said had been his best friend. At one point, defendant spat on the shrine and … and pointed it at Robinson's face. Robinson swatted it away and ran down the street. As he ran, he heard defendant … defendant stated that he and Tucker left the liquor store together then parted ways at Governor Street, Maldonado …
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… into a shrine for Tucker, who Robinson said had been his best friend. At one point, defendant spat on the shrine and … and pointed it at Robinson's face. Robinson swatted it away and ran down the street. As he ran, he heard defendant … defendant stated that he and Tucker left the liquor store together then parted ways at Governor Street, Maldonado …
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… dispute where—in the intersection's crosswalk or on the roadway—and what—skateboarding or walking—plaintiff was doing … memory, but this is a tough one even for me. I'm trying to get it just right. Three to four years is the best I can say. I'm guesstimating. Q. Do you think you …
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… dispute where—in the intersection's crosswalk or on the roadway—and what—skateboarding or walking—plaintiff was doing … memory, but this is a tough one even for me. I'm trying to get it just right. Three to four years is the best I can say. I'm guesstimating. Q. Do you think you …
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… and a roach problem, while she drank a few beers, before visiting her dying husband's hospital bedside." We are … H.L. and Jackson "drink beer all the time" and that H.L. "gets crazy and she falls down." 2 The judge admitted the … to address that problem resulted in the unacceptable "way [the children] smelled, the way they were clothed, the …
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… defendant, also known as "Ink," and they often got high together. He also testified that defendant owed Hunter money … call again after they arrived. O'Brien said the door was always locked and after they knocked on it, somebody would … testimony did not inculpate the declarants. It was at best a declaration of a future intent to lie. Defense …