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… of his home, and "only about 10 feet from the right-of-way of 33rd St. to the south, and 8.6 feet to the north … feet away, separated by an undeveloped lot, consisting of vegetation, and a fifty-foot unpaved right-of-way (33rd … noted that [a]ny administrative agency in determining how best to effectuate public policy is also limited by applying …
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… of his home, and "only about 10 feet from the right-of-way of 33rd St. to the south, and 8.6 feet to the north … feet away, separated by an undeveloped lot, consisting of vegetation, and a fifty-foot unpaved right-of-way (33rd … noted that [a]ny administrative agency in determining how best to effectuate public policy is also limited by applying …
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A-1231-23 Briefs
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… 2. The Department’s finding of an “aggressive loss ratio target” in the disapproval letter confirms that the Department … Page(s) Federal Cases Bowman Transp., Inc. v. Arkansas–Best Freight Sys., Inc., 419 U.S. 281 (1974) … whether a proposed rate is “excessive,” including no way of knowing what evidence it purportedly needed to …
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… house to drop off defendant's car so they could travel together to a bar in Newark. They picked up Cundiff's friend and cousin along the way. The group of four later moved on to a bar in … that trial judges "ha[ve] the feel of the case and [are] best equipped to gauge the effect of a prejudicial comment …
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… house to drop off defendant's car so they could travel together to a bar in Newark. They picked up Cundiff's friend and cousin along the way. The group of four later moved on to a bar in … that trial judges "ha[ve] the feel of the case and [are] best equipped to gauge the effect of a prejudicial comment …
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A-3457-23 Briefs
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… 28, 29 Paff v. Twp. of Galloway, 229 N.J. 340 (2017) … alleges she screamed at the police “everyone is going to get an (expletive) chewing because if I (expletive) call … principle” underlying OPRA is that “our government works best when its activities are well-known to the public it …
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… circumstances of the plaintiff and defendant; (4) The best interests of the victim and any child; (5) In … their daughter, concerning the child support and the visitation. That's not domestic violence. We conclude the … that [may be] ambiguous and could be interpreted one way or another" or to discussions between the parties about …
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… they contend they looked after their sons' needs the best they could while coping with difficult circumstances. … assumed that welfare programs function in an optional way. Ibid. We also noted that the mother's poor planning was … have occurred during the community's allowable "one-month" visiting period. … DCPP VS. D.C. AND D.W. IN THE MATTTER OF …
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… 2001; they were married in 2004 and have two children together. In 2001, when plaintiff was about eight months … and she was going to have me deported . . . which was the best 1 The parties frequently argued about plaintiff's phone … what I was told is that these pictures were taken right away, in the bathroom, as soon as this occurred. . . . If she …
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… they contend they looked after their sons' needs the best they could while coping with difficult circumstances. … assumed that welfare programs function in an optional way. Ibid. We also noted that the mother's poor planning was … have occurred during the community's allowable "one-month" visiting period. … a2526-16a2527-16.pdf … …
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… 2001; they were married in 2004 and have two children together. In 2001, when plaintiff was about eight months … and she was going to have me deported . . . which was the best 1 The parties frequently argued about plaintiff's phone … what I was told is that these pictures were taken right away, in the bathroom, as soon as this occurred. . . . If she …
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… circumstances of the plaintiff and defendant; (4) The best interests of the victim and any child; (5) In … their daughter, concerning the child support and the visitation. That's not domestic violence. We conclude the … that [may be] ambiguous and could be interpreted one way or another" or to discussions between the parties about …
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… the store, and Dennis was talking to White from the doorway of the back room while watching the showroom for … in the inventory room. Another told Dennis and White to get on their knees. They complied, and the man with … affords them "their plain and ordinary meaning because 'the best indicator of [legislative] intent is the plain language …
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… the store, and Dennis was talking to White from the doorway of the back room while watching the showroom for … in the inventory room. Another told Dennis and White to get on their knees. They complied, and the man with … affords them "their plain and ordinary meaning because 'the best indicator of [legislative] intent is the plain language …
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… opinion about that based on her examination," and that "getting in findings and opinions of other doctors through … The court stressed "he didn't say he used them in any way or relied upon them in any way." We cannot say the court … her back or neck, and the reason for the 'silence' is, at best, completely speculative and lacking probative value, …
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… opinion about that based on her examination," and that "getting in findings and opinions of other doctors through … The court stressed "he didn't say he used them in any way or relied upon them in any way." We cannot say the court … her back or neck, and the reason for the 'silence' is, at best, completely speculative and lacking probative value, …
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… only a few of which she pursued. She was sporadic in her visits with the child. The mother eventually moved to … DCPP MET ITS BURDEN OF PROOF UNDER THE FOUR PRONGS OF THE "BEST INTEREST" STANDARD PURSUANT TO N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1. A. … clearly establishes that Emily should not be taken away from the resource parent, who has cared for her capably …
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… and Permanency failed to prove the four prongs of the best interests standard of N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a)(1) to (4) … case after her repeated failures to attend appointments and comply with services. At the guardianship trial, four mental … Although defendant was provided with supervised visitation throughout the pendency of the case, she required …
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… only a few of which she pursued. She was sporadic in her visits with the child. The mother eventually moved to … DCPP MET ITS BURDEN OF PROOF UNDER THE FOUR PRONGS OF THE "BEST INTEREST" STANDARD PURSUANT TO N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1. A. … clearly establishes that Emily should not be taken away from the resource parent, who has cared for her capably …
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… and Permanency failed to prove the four prongs of the best interests standard of N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a)(1) to (4) … case after her repeated failures to attend appointments and comply with services. At the guardianship trial, four mental … Although defendant was provided with supervised visitation throughout the pendency of the case, she required …