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… to hurt" her. He demanded J.H. take her clothes off; she complied because she "was terrified of him." Meanwhile, … A-5096-18 He then told her that he wanted to have sex. J.H. complied because she was "scared to death" and afraid that … and women are friends. Men and women are separate. When I visited his home, January of 2000 was the first time, I …
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… or psychiatric treatment facility, or had any history of committing domestic violence. The Chief confirmed that no domestic violence complaints or drunk and disorderly complaints had ever been … (last visited Mar. 7, 2022). A-2534-20 14 involves driving with a …
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… consuming multiple trial days, the trial court issued a comprehensive written opinion resolving these issues. In … v. Essex Cty. Prosecutor, 171 N.J. 561, 571 (2002)). Absent compelling circumstances, we are not free to substitute our … the Family Part retains discretion to fashion custody and visitation rights as it determines will serve a child's best …
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… 19, 2018 final judgment for $1,818,000, awarded as just compensation for plaintiff New Jersey Sports and Exposition … affirm. In May 2016, NJSEA filed a verified condemnation complaint with the trial court. We affirmed "an order … =0#qt-science_center_objects (last visited Mar. 18, 2020). …
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… Jengo knew about the dangerous condition but did not affirmatively create it. It is undisputed that Jengo did not … 2005). As to this last point—the imposition of a duty—the common law on premises liability for residential property … Rather, plaintiff contends that Borough representatives visited Jengo's house at the time she purchased her home, …
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… a temporary restraining order (TRO), and dismissed N.M.Q.'s complaint and amended complaints filed under the Prevention of Domestic Violence … obviously not subject matter related to reconciliation, or visitation. Since the judge heard a recording of defendant …
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… no longer provide support because his daughter does not communicate with him. We affirm in part, reverse in part, … alleged that beginning in 2015, their daughter stopped all communication with him. She made "vile and vulgar comments" … That order did not include a specific number of counselling visits nor say who could end the sessions. However, the …
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… officer for turning without using a turn signal. He was visiting friends near his home. At the scene, defendant … was a twenty-three-year-old high school graduate, with some community college education, living with family members and … and ten (defendant is particularly likely to respond affirmatively to probationary treatment), which the judge …
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… in issue." On appeal, defendant contends that the judge "committed harmful error by denying defendant's request for a court-appointed custody evaluation" as had been recommended by the parties' parent coordinator and by not … 21 N.J. 525, 536 (1956)). "In issues of custody and visitation, '[t]he question is always what is in the best …
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… 18, 2016 order that dismissed her medical malpractice complaint with prejudice for failure to serve an affidavit of merit. Plaintiff's malpractice complaints,1 filed in July 2015 against three doctors and … Plaintiff also alleged that the record of the July 8, 2013 visit was altered because it referred to "amputation" which …
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… Alexis to travel to the United States with her mother to visit defendant, which travel was later hampered by a … courts. A subsequent amendment entered following a 1 As the compelling interest of protecting the child's privacy … of discretion by Judge Kramer in denying the stay. Our affirmance of the orders on appeal and our Supreme Court's …
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… Plaintiff, Edison Board of Education (BOE), then filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs. In the first count, … the motions before rendering an oral opinion dismissing the complaint with prejudice. The judge 's August 7, 2019 order … http//www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/agenda (last visited Aug. 9, 2015)). However, "[w]here annual notice or …
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… the Sex Offender Act (SOA), N.J.S.A. 2C:47-1 to -10, can be compelled to undergo a psychological evaluation for … (MPS), imposed outside the SOA. We hold the Board cannot compel such an evaluation and reverse that part of its … been terminated from his job and for having unsupervised visits with his minor children. On October 18, 2017, a Board …
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… A Family Part judge entered the FRO after finding defendant committed the predicate act of harassment, N.J.S.A. … called collect two to three times per day; plaintiff visited defendant "at least once a month." The genesis of … precipitated the filing of the present domestic violence complaint arose when defendant was incarcerated at Fort Dix. …
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… capacity and on behalf of a putative class action, filed a complaint against defendants, satellite radio providers,1 … radio devices. Defendants moved to dismiss the action and compel arbitration under the parties' customer agreement … to "review or make changes to [his] account, [he] can visit sirusxm.com/myaccount anytime." Plaintiff was also …
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… asserts he sought assistance from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community relative to establishing parenting time and child … December 2019 and October 2020, defendant "never came to visit either [her] or [E.M.] in New Jersey at any time." On … October 22, 2020, plaintiff filed a pro se, non-dissolution complaint in the Family Part seeking legal and residential …
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… Accusing plaintiff of planning an affair during her upcoming business trip, defendant punched a wall in their … plaintiff's direction. Plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint, reporting the incident and alleging prior acts of … advantage in a companion matrimonial action or custody or visitation action. [Kamen v. Egan, 322 N.J. Super. 222, 229 …
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… else to stay. On the evening of February 7, 2014, C.J. visited her brother and returned home at approximately one … his direct appeal, defendant argued the jury charge was not complete because the court did not provide the jury with an … it under Rule 3:22-5. We are confident in the same outcome even if Rule 3:22-5 did not apply. Given the minor …
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… to the State, after J.H. (John)1 directed insulting comments over social media to A.G. regarding A.G.'s deceased … defendant's expert's psychological report was not yet complete. The waiver hearing proceeded and after the … N.J.S.A. 2A:4A:-26.1 must consider the prejudice that may visit not only upon the State, but upon the juvenile …
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… 230-232 SUMMER STREET, LLC, a New Jersey Limited Liability Company, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. CITY OF PATERSON, a … by deed to 230-232 Summer Street, LLC, a limited liability company in which he was the sole member.1 The deed — from … April Notice, and he was unaware of the demolition until he visited the Property and saw the structure was gone. II. A. …