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… that there is a substantial likelihood that [Acoli] will commit a crime if placed on parole.” On May 2, 1973, Acoli … the Board abused its discretion in denying parole. Studies have shown that as individuals age, their propensity to … that the Board considered in any meaningful way the studies on the age-crime curve in denying parole to Acoli. (pp. …
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… -1- NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS _______________________________ : … 2012 from 5.12 million to 1 million dollars. Ms. Chernowitz died in 2014. Her estate, the taxpayer in this case, was … her estate would be that much larger at death. The estate points out that Ms. Chernowitz had an existing will which …
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… Russell and Scott conspired with Baker and acted as his accomplices. We recounted the underlying facts in our … was taken by ambulance to a nearby hospital, where she died. Id. at 9. Subsequent investigation revealed the scheme … fail. This appeal followed. Russell raises the following points: I. THE PCR COURT ERRED IN FAILING TO RECUSE ITSELF …
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… during the questioning, (2) defendant initiated the communication, or (3) a break in custody occurred. See … questioning must cease unless the accused initiates further communication or conversation. 451 U.S. at 484-85. The … a gunshot wound and took him to the hospital, where Miller died during surgery. The State presented no eyewitnesses to …
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… 1, defendant sent Vega several texts using crude language commenting on and asking about the man she was dating. On … and electronics. Surveillance videos from the apartment complex recorded on May 9 were shown to the jury. One video … enough to cut the jaw in one shot." He concluded Vega had died by "homicidal violence including . . . blunt impact …
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… in the Air Force. An investigation revealed that plaintiff committed physical and emotional maltreatment of defendant … After the parties separated, they consistently had issues communicating. Each parent accused the other of withholding … standard, and held the best[]interest[s] standard embodied in N.J.S.A. 9:2-4 govern[ed] interstate removal of …
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… in the Air Force. An investigation revealed that plaintiff committed physical and emotional maltreatment of defendant … After the parties separated, they consistently had issues communicating. Each parent accused the other of withholding … standard, and held the best[]interest[s] standard embodied in N.J.S.A. 9:2-4 govern[ed] interstate removal of …
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… time because [Nancy] remains incarcerated and she is non[-]compliant with Division services." Amy began living with her … the trial court proceedings, the court held a series of compliance hearings where the court ordered the Division to … though the outpatient program was recommended by Turning Points after she had completed that program . . . . She had …
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… time because [Nancy] remains incarcerated and she is non[-]compliant with Division services." Amy began living with her … the trial court proceedings, the court held a series of compliance hearings where the court ordered the Division to … though the outpatient program was recommended by Turning Points after she had completed that program . . . . She had …
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… to a hospital for psychiatric care and was involuntarily committed. Although she was released on May 20, 2019, just prior to the Division filing its guardianship complaint, defendant was repeatedly hospitalized with … defendant because defendant "was not available." At several points during the expert's testimony, a social worker who …
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… to a hospital for psychiatric care and was involuntarily committed. Although she was released on May 20, 2019, just prior to the Division filing its guardianship complaint, defendant was repeatedly hospitalized with … defendant because defendant "was not available." At several points during the expert's testimony, a social worker who …
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… Center (AHCH) diagnosed Tanya's conduct as "consistent with components that define[]" Factitious Disorder Imposed on … of Hope's symptoms, keeping her out of school, limiting her diet and restricting her interactions with other children … and notes signed on behalf of a stillborn child, who died years before. It would have been wishful …
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… Center (AHCH) diagnosed Tanya's conduct as "consistent with components that define[]" Factitious Disorder Imposed on … of Hope's symptoms, keeping her out of school, limiting her diet and restricting her interactions with other children … and notes signed on behalf of a stillborn child, who died years before. It would have been wishful …
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… of New Jersey Prepared by the Judiciary-Surrogates Liaison Committee 3 G U I D E L I N E S F O R C O U R T - A P P O I … G U A R D I A N S H I P M A T T E R S After a guardianship complaint is filed, the court enters an Order for Hearing … Withdrawal without court order is permitted only if the AIP dies prior to service of the Order for Hearing. An AIP …
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… CIVIL ACTION ORDER TO VACATE DISMISSAL AND TO REINSTATE COMPLAINT THIS MATTER having been brought before the … action and Demand for Jury Trial; and die Court having read the moving papers and the … the Order of July 31,2009, dismissing Plaintiffs Complaint without prejudice be and herehy is VACATED, and …
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… ensuing four-day trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive fifty-three-page written decision. We affirm, … than good." This appeal ensued. J.A.R. raises the following points on appeal: THE TRIAL COURT'S JUDGMENT TERMINATING … that J.A.R. physically abused her children, she was at many points during this litigation unable to care for them, and …
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… ensuing four-day trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive fifty-three-page written decision. We affirm, … than good." This appeal ensued. J.A.R. raises the following points on appeal: THE TRIAL COURT'S JUDGMENT TERMINATING … that J.A.R. physically abused her children, she was at many points during this litigation unable to care for them, and …
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… Daniel's Law to pass constitutional muster. There are two components to what is "required" to prove liability for … mandates a high level of mens rea ensuring that the Law accomplishes its objectives through "the least restrictive 3 … that the Legislature would rather the statute survive than die. State v. De Santis, 65 N.J. 462, 472-73 (1974) …
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… Daniel's Law to pass constitutional muster. There are two components to what is "required" to prove liability for … mandates a high level of mens rea ensuring that the Law accomplishes its objectives through "the least restrictive 3 … that the Legislature would rather the statute survive than die. State v. De Santis, 65 N.J. 462, 472-73 (1974) …
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… worker assigned to the matter and defendant should "comply with the Division's recommend[a]tions if he wishe[d] to be reunified with" Jack. … — she was unwilling to care for Jack in a KLG. Defendant points to nothing in the 2021 amendments to the KLG statute …