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… E.K. tested positive for marijuana, and it was recommended he seek outpatient drug treatment. Defendant tested negative. No services were recommended for her. The law guardian reported the children … first involvement with the Division, defendant was fully compliant with services (drug screenings, substance abuse …
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… Nonetheless, summary judgment dismissal of plaintiff's complaint was not appropriate pending the court's … on the teacups' doors. The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs has regularly inspected the ride and … and devoid of any engineering standards or published studies for the safe design of the teacups ride or similar …
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… a ride home. Once in the car, defendant said he had to stop at his home on the way. When they arrived, defendant insisted that S.D. and her brother come inside. Defendant knocked on the door and another man … During closing arguments, trial counsel said: I go first? Ladies and gentlemen, members of the jury, the evidence …
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… a 270-day period of jail time, required defendant to comply with the registration requirements of Megan's Law, … "deal," and that its terms were "written accurately and completely in the plea papers that [defendant] and [his] … denied defendant's petition for the reasons stated in a comprehensive nineteen-page written decision he issued on …
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… to fight the man. He said that after that incident, he was "completely over" Ann, but he did not share his feelings with … by his text messages saying, "I'm done. You lied. Stop. You lied. You lied." The judge stated: "At a minimum . … behind the issuance of an FRO: to prevent 14 A-5909-17T3 future harm from "immediate danger or to prevent further …
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… Michael DeOrio and Jeff Welz, dismissing with prejudice his complaint alleging violations of the New Jersey Law Against … there were issues of material facts and discovery was incomplete. In light of the competent evidence in the record and the prevailing legal …
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… and brass knuckles. On April 18, 2018, the Division filed a complaint for custody of the children. The trial court … neglect because J.A. and P.A., Sr. had not obtained recommended treatment for S.A.'s club foot or possible kidney … disorder. Following the children's removal, J.A. was noncompliant with her methadone program. She completed a drug …
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… to -35. Defendant contends the court erred by finding he committed the predicate offense of harassment and that the FRO was necessary to protect plaintiff C.M.M. from future domestic violence. We reverse the FRO, reinstate the … other unwanted comments, despite constant demands to stop . . . ." This would violate subsection (c). Ibid. 14 …
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… for refusal should be reversed because the summons-complaint charged him with violating the implied consent … 3, 2016, a Wanaque Borough police officer conducted a stop of a motor vehicle driven by defendant. The officer … did not constitute a "technical defect" that could be remedied through an amendment of the summons pursuant to Rule …
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… where the beating occurred, but Janice made no attempt to stop Mel. Jerilyn told the caseworker Mel previously used a … to -8.82. 7 A-4772-18T4 Moreover, Dr. Patel noted Jerilyn complained of pain when she moved her arm. He prescribed … did not follow up in any way with [Janice]. She didn’t come to her and say, I am injured, I am in pain, I am hurt. …
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… instructing the jury on a lesser-included offense as an accomplice. Defendant also argues that (4) the prosecutor … which she articulates as follows: POINT I – THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED PLAIN ERROR IN ALLOWING THE STATE WITNESSES TO … OF THE ALLEGED VICTIM. POINT II – THE PROSECUTOR'S COMMENTS DURING HIS CLOSING ACCUSING DEFENSE COUNSEL OF …
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… and Refrigeration (HVACR) Contractors (the Board) that "commercial installation of . . . laboratory fume hoods is … whether the "simple attachment of the hoods to the countertops" was "integral to the overall operation or safe … v. Gould, Inc., 475 U.S. 282, 286 (1986) (citing San Diego Bldg. Trades Council v. Garmon, 35 U.S. 236, 244 …
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… and psychosocial evaluations, which resulted in a recommendation for individual and joint therapy for plaintiff … 18, 2015, the court entered an order incorporating the recommendations of the court-appointed psychologist and … the case of the former, testified regarding potential remedies. The expert conceded she did not receive updated …
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… the [c]ourt put into place a parenting plan schedule that accomplishes both parents having joint physical custody. … approximately ninety-minute drive from Jude's school. To refute this assertion, defendant certified he relocated to … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… her August 20, 2018 written decision. We add the following comments. We apply the familiar two-pronged Strickland … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Strickland, 466 U.S. at 694. Defendant claims trial … was introduced, once the petit jury speaks, all errors become harmless. Cook, 330 N.J. Super. at 411 (citing …
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… in need of redevelopment. Plaintiffs claim the trial court committed legal and factual errors. We are unpersuaded and … lack of proper development[.]" The Study Area was comprised of only six properties immediately adjacent to or … standards. We affirm. I. "[P]lanning boards and governing bodies . . . have an obligation to rigorously comply with the …
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… all. I do love you. Know that as well. And you're going to stop bitching as well[;] know that." Defendant testified she … granted plaintiff the FRO and dismissed defendant's complaint. This appeal followed. 10 A-0025-17T1 On appeal, … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… purpose, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4(a). He contends the trial judge committed plain error by giving a jury charge on the … they were reliable. I. Long-time male and female live-in companions were finished exercising in an Essex County park … has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant committed the crime of attempted robbery as I have defined …
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… summary judgment dismissal of his slip and fall negligence complaint against defendant Borough of Fort Lee and from a … favorably to plaintiff, Brill v. Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, 142 N.J. 520, 540 (1995), are accurately … unreasonableness" to warrant jury consideration. The unrefuted evidence is that the Borough's DPW employees cut …
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… Lupo appeals from a May 2, 2016 order denying his motion to compel an inspection of defendant Albert H. Wunsch, III's … transaction was fraudulent as to him, as Thimmel's future creditor, and breached his duty to him "by … equity in Thimmel's interest in his home to secure the future loans plaintiff made to him.5 The judge determined …