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… in Qatar for nine years. The couple did not have children together. Both parties testified at trial regarding the events … The principal testified defendant explained he had "no way of getting in touch with [the child]" and was unable to … nature . . . ." He also concluded "it is not in the best interests of any victim or child to live under what …
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… Pilgrim Diner and is entitled to overtime pay. Plaintiff commenced the initial action in the Chancery Division on … Plaintiff claims that "two weeks after [decedent] passed away, Mr. Rudnick brought a potential buyer into Pilgrim … in advance." Plaintiff told Rudnick that he "seem[ed] to forget that [plaintiff] had an interest," to 2 At oral argument …
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… Pilgrim Diner and is entitled to overtime pay. Plaintiff commenced the initial action in the Chancery Division on … Plaintiff claims that "two weeks after [decedent] passed away, Mr. Rudnick brought a potential buyer into Pilgrim … in advance." Plaintiff told Rudnick that he "seem[ed] to forget that [plaintiff] had an interest," to 2 At oral argument …
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… Excusal Requests … Excusal Requests & Required Documentation Complete the Complete Your Questionnaire juror qualification questionnaire … before … submitting a request to be excused. Mail or email all … an excusal if you are a full-time teacher and there is no way to find a substitute. … How … : Submit a letter from …
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… to report actual or suspected violations of law or company policy. Pursuant to the AHS Employee Handbook, … Internet Acceptable Use policy prohibits employees from visiting offensive internet websites; requires employees to … of religion. He "would visit basically any website that can get information regarding the prevention of youth violence," …
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… to report actual or suspected violations of law or company policy. Pursuant to the AHS Employee Handbook, … Internet Acceptable Use policy prohibits employees from visiting offensive internet websites; requires employees to … of religion. He "would visit basically any website that can get information regarding the prevention of youth violence," …
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… therapist and that the judge failed to consider the best interests of the children in denying the parenting-time … made "clear that the co- parenting therapist is to try to get the parties to effectively co-parent." The judge was … [c]ourt will not modify the parties' MSA or the COAPC in anyway, but will enforce the terms within both agreements as …
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… therapist and that the judge failed to consider the best interests of the children in denying the parenting-time … made "clear that the co- parenting therapist is to try to get the parties to effectively co-parent." The judge was … [c]ourt will not modify the parties' MSA or the COAPC in anyway, but will enforce the terms within both agreements as …
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… for approximately sixteen months. They did not live together but exchanged keys to each other's residences. E.L.H. knew where N.D. worked and had visited her there previously. In November 2018, after about … after seeing another man in the house through the "halfway opened" window blinds, though N.D. insisted that the …
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… for approximately sixteen months. They did not live together but exchanged keys to each other's residences. E.L.H. knew where N.D. worked and had visited her there previously. In November 2018, after about … after seeing another man in the house through the "halfway opened" window blinds, though N.D. insisted that the …
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… not advised of the prescription until plaintiff was on his way to a pharmacy to fill it. Defendant also claims … That would not be appropriate. The parties must first get on the same page, or at least in the same book, … the following points: (1) the judge failed to apply the best interests of the child standard warranting reversal and …
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… not advised of the prescription until plaintiff was on his way to a pharmacy to fill it. Defendant also claims … That would not be appropriate. The parties must first get on the same page, or at least in the same book, … the following points: (1) the judge failed to apply the best interests of the child standard warranting reversal and …
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… that R.B. was walking with a limp. R.B. told A.F. that "the way he pushed her legs back" injured her hip. A.F. asked … on her arm had been placed during the emergency room visit two days earlier and covered an injury from "the … . . . the other bruise is" and "pulled her up quick" to get her back on the bed. He acknowledged that he questioned …
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… was his] understanding that there [was] no objection to the way the State [was] planning on presenting that evidence. … On one occasion, D.D. went with her siblings and mother "to visit [defendant] where he was staying . . . on Borden … was at their house on Ridge Avenue. "When [D.D.] was getting up to go upstairs, [defendant] grabbed [her] arm" …
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… three contiguous properties that front on East Veterans Highway in the Township of Jackson across the street from … substantial erosion of certain areas and inundated vegetation on the site which [plaintiffs credibly] testified … were inadequately small. Defendant's expert did not visit the site until October 17, 2012, more than six years …
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… a male individual, later identified as Kyle, forced his way into Annie's apartment. Initially, there was no answer … on July 24, 2018, and Kyle was awarded weekly supervised visits. The court terminated litigation on October 30, 2018 … not] remember how long . . . [as she] was just trying to get out of there." The court's oral opinion does not …
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… a male individual, later identified as Kyle, forced his way into Annie's apartment. Initially, there was no answer … on July 24, 2018, and Kyle was awarded weekly supervised visits. The court terminated litigation on October 30, 2018 … not] remember how long . . . [as she] was just trying to get out of there." The court's oral opinion does not …
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… three contiguous properties that front on East Veterans Highway in the Township of Jackson across the street from … substantial erosion of certain areas and inundated vegetation on the site which [plaintiffs credibly] testified … were inadequately small. Defendant's expert did not visit the site until October 17, 2012, more than six years …
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… was his] understanding that there [was] no objection to the way the State [was] planning on presenting that evidence. … On one occasion, D.D. went with her siblings and mother "to visit [defendant] where he was staying . . . on Borden … was at their house on Ridge Avenue. "When [D.D.] was getting up to go upstairs, [defendant] grabbed [her] arm" …
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… such a motion, courts decide whether "the evidence, together with the legitimate inferences therefrom, could … case law and court rules, and we all know that there's no way I could charge this jury even if I allowed the matter to … (explaining that "the sins of the advocate should not be visited on the blameless litigant" (quoting Aujero v. …