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… The CI gave Plumeri the cell phone number defendant used to communicate with his customers to arrange drug transactions. … used vehicles, which are equipped with "traps"—secret compartments built into the vehicles—to stash heroin and … a photograph of defendant from the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission and showed it to the CI, who made a positive …
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… goal the elimination of that bond as a factor in any component of the best interests analysis. Indeed, as the … involved with the family on July 5, 2018, when Divina complained to police that Javier was harassing her, … by adoption. The Division filed an order to show cause and complaint for guardianship on November 6, 2019, seeking to …
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… placed with the maternal great aunt. The Division filed a complaint of guardianship in the Family Part in September … grandmother, adding Zelda to its amended guardianship complaint. The evidence at the four-day trial reflected that … Dr. Wells later issued an expert report in 2013, again recommending a path towards reunification. However, as time …
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… "[b]ased on an equal shared custody arrangement, the incomes reflected on the chi ld support guidelines … obligation." The guidelines reflected total annual income of $789,048 for defendant and $157,976 for plaintiff. … the length of the parties' marriage," defendant's "base income of $439,000," plaintiff's base "income of $142,533," …
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… OF MEDICINAL MARIJUANA ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT CENTER FOR COMMUNITY WELLNESS OF NEW JERSEY LLC (CENTRAL) … briefs). Craig S. Provorny argued the cause for appellant Community Wellness of New Jersey LLC (Herold Law, P.A., … proceedings. I By way of background, we note that the Compassionate Use of Medical Marijuana Act4 provides …
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… by Dr. Leslie J. Williams in February 2014. Dr. Williams recommended psychotherapy and parenting classes for both … functioning" range. Dr. Williams renewed his earlier recommendations, adding that services should take into account … needs," he "may be overly restrictive of children becoming autonomous in an age- and developmentally-appropriate …
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… Hallet of the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office Computer Crimes Unit. In August 2008, Detective Hallet … and police did not find any such materials on his home computer or in his apartment. Defendant called three mental … 2C:44-1(a) and (b) that apply to the case. State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 72 (2014). The finding of any factor …
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… "[b]ased on an equal shared custody arrangement, the incomes reflected on the chi ld support guidelines … obligation." The guidelines reflected total annual income of $789,048 for defendant and $157,976 for plaintiff. … the length of the parties' marriage," defendant's "base income of $439,000," plaintiff's base "income of $142,533," …
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… placed with the maternal great aunt. The Division filed a complaint of guardianship in the Family Part in September … grandmother, adding Zelda to its amended guardianship complaint. The evidence at the four-day trial reflected that … Dr. Wells later issued an expert report in 2013, again recommending a path towards reunification. However, as time …
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… OF MEDICINAL MARIJUANA ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT CENTER FOR COMMUNITY WELLNESS OF NEW JERSEY LLC (CENTRAL) … briefs). Craig S. Provorny argued the cause for appellant Community Wellness of New Jersey LLC (Herold Law, P.A., … proceedings. I By way of background, we note that the Compassionate Use of Medical Marijuana Act4 provides …
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… by Dr. Leslie J. Williams in February 2014. Dr. Williams recommended psychotherapy and parenting classes for both … functioning" range. Dr. Williams renewed his earlier recommendations, adding that services should take into account … needs," he "may be overly restrictive of children becoming autonomous in an age- and developmentally-appropriate …
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… Hallet of the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office Computer Crimes Unit. In August 2008, Detective Hallet … and police did not find any such materials on his home computer or in his apartment. Defendant called three mental … 2C:44-1(a) and (b) that apply to the case. State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 72 (2014). The finding of any factor …
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… goal the elimination of that bond as a factor in any component of the best interests analysis. Indeed, as the … involved with the family on July 5, 2018, when Divina complained to police that Javier was harassing her, … by adoption. The Division filed an order to show cause and complaint for guardianship on November 6, 2019, seeking to …
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… and Vanek. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2021-1452. Chance & McCann, LLC, … Attorney General, attorney for respondent Civil Service Commission (Erin Gilgen, Deputy Attorney General, on the … Correctional Police Officer, appeals the Civil Service Commission's November 22, 2023 final decision upholding his …
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… to dismiss the remaining counts of both indictments and recommend a twelve-year custodial term with a … the non-existent mitigating factors. The court also comprehensively considered, consistent with our remand … se PCR petition in which he certified his counsel failed to communicate with him, failed to properly investigate his …
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… for a second rape, which he could not possibly have committed because he was in jail. Defendant believed that … in turn, cast doubt on the State's DNA evidence in the upcoming prosecution. According to Cancinos, he refused … filed his third petition for PCR, arguing the State committed a Brady1 violation by failing to produce a …
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… as declared by the Governor. The PHECA further required the Commissioner to act "in accordance with this section . . . ," effectively denying the Commissioner 3 A-0247-23 discretion in awarding credits to … the agency's decision, raising a single point. POINT I THE COMMISSIONER OF THE NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS HAD …
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… we affirm. The issues related to appeal A-4263-16 are more complex. In that appeal, H.T. contends that the Division … was evaluated by the Division of Aging Services, Office of Community Choice Options (OCCO), within the Department of … 2016, the BSS denied H.T.'s claim because H.T.'s "[g]ross income exceed[ed] 100% of [the] poverty level." The letter …
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… "notice of the presence of such offenders in the community, the scope of that notice measured by the likelihood that such offenders will commit another sex offense[.]" Doe v. Poritz, 142 N.J. 1, 14 … . . . ." When Megan's Law was enacted in 1994, a person committed a fourth- degree crime if he or she failed to …
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… as if to retrieve or conceal something. Defendant did not come to an immediate stop. He continued and eventually … defendant to exit the vehicle and show his hands. Defendant complied, and Ledet patted him down. At this time, three … to dismiss all remaining charges in the indictment and recommended a total of ten 9 A-5130-17T4 years' imprisonment, …