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… 2C:39-5(b) (count six); and first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3 (count … his name being called and woke up to see a man in the doorway, holding a gun. Mathis tried "to roll out of the way," … so because he "felt it was the only way [he] was going to get home to [his] fiancée and kids." On cross-examination, …
DCPP VS. J.M.E., C.G., R.M.-E., M.E.P. AND S.A.L., IN THE MATTER OF M.E., K.E., C.P., D.P., A.L., N.L., D.L. AND J.J.M.G. (FN-14-0086-18 AND FN-14-0087-18, MORRIS COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) (RECORD IMPOUNDED) (CONSOLIDATED) - Unpublished
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… preventing them from receiving services, such as Division-recommended behavioral therapy. As of March 2018, Jason had … bruises and scratches on Marianne; the worker was turned away when Charles, who answered the door, said Carol was in … In addition, Charles reported that he had seen his siblings get hit with a belt, that he was beaten with a plastic …
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… were married in September 2016. They have no children together. Plaintiff obtained a March 20, 2019 temporary … against defendant based upon allegations that defendant had committed predicate acts of harassment and assault on March … which, he became angry. Victim stated she began to walk away when he threw a soda can at her, striking her left arm. …
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… of work to be performed, and having defendant Fred Zappolo come to plaintiffs' residence to provide an estimate. In … with plaintiffs in September 2014, Fleischman "could not get out of the car" because he was "unwell," "so reluctantly … because [Fleischman] has no computer and it was an easier way for [plaintiffs] to contact [Fleischman] . . . that's …
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… of $365,500. After reducing the verdict to reflect the comparative negligence finding, the resultant award for … but ventured that the common reason is because "[p]eople get back to their life. Their complaints aren't as bad, and … the award "[i]f the jury was totally outrageous in the way [it] handled the case," and based on "the totality of …
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… was open; that is the State did not make a sentencing recommendation but reserved the right to argue for a sentence … to clarify is that I never used force against her in any way. The judge, recounting the plea proceedings, found no … the plea." He asserts his counsel told him he would likely get a three-year sentence and would face little more prison …
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… Law Guardian's arguments and the boys' desire to remain together and with their grandmother, who refused both adoption … was not in their best interests. The judge relied on the "compelling" testimony of the Division's adoption supervisor … boys, based on their ages, would be involved all along the way. She related examples of how the Division has worked …
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… care and supervision of Zoey after Ashley threatened to commit suicide and punched a police officer. Ashley was … opened the door slightly, officers were able to force their way into her apartment. Jacob and Adam were sleeping but … not "know what the pill . . . did to [her]," and she was "getting sick of the lies and the biases in this whole entire …
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… at 130 Route 35 in Eatontown, and parked “a few spots away” from the front door of the store. Defendant observed … a conditional dismissal. Judge Melody observed that the complaint alleged that a minor was involved which would … to “reopen the hearing” and asked the prosecutor “to get an officer in the courtroom to verify that there was a …
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… care and supervision of Zoey after Ashley threatened to commit suicide and punched a police officer. Ashley was … opened the door slightly, officers were able to force their way into her apartment. Jacob and Adam were sleeping but … not "know what the pill . . . did to [her]," and she was "getting sick of the lies and the biases in this whole entire …
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… of $365,500. After reducing the verdict to reflect the comparative negligence finding, the resultant award for … but ventured that the common reason is because "[p]eople get back to their life. Their complaints aren't as bad, and … the award "[i]f the jury was totally outrageous in the way [it] handled the case," and based on "the totality of …
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… preventing them from receiving services, such as Division-recommended behavioral therapy. As of March 2018, Jason had … bruises and scratches on Marianne; the worker was turned away when Charles, who answered the door, said Carol was in … In addition, Charles reported that he had seen his siblings get hit with a belt, that he was beaten with a plastic …
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… were married in September 2016. They have no children together. Plaintiff obtained a March 20, 2019 temporary … against defendant based upon allegations that defendant had committed predicate acts of harassment and assault on March … which, he became angry. Victim stated she began to walk away when he threw a soda can at her, striking her left arm. …
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… of work to be performed, and having defendant Fred Zappolo come to plaintiffs' residence to provide an estimate. In … with plaintiffs in September 2014, Fleischman "could not get out of the car" because he was "unwell," "so reluctantly … because [Fleischman] has no computer and it was an easier way for [plaintiffs] to contact [Fleischman] . . . that's …
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… was open; that is the State did not make a sentencing recommendation but reserved the right to argue for a sentence … to clarify is that I never used force against her in any way. The judge, recounting the plea proceedings, found no … the plea." He asserts his counsel told him he would likely get a three-year sentence and would face little more prison …
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… you" and "might have said" to the victim "I just need to get to the train station." The victim noted that defendant did not harm him "in any way." The victim stated further that defendant did not ask … HAD BEEN RELEASED FROM CUSTODY ON THE SAME MORNING HE COMMITTED NEW OFFENSES. D. THIS COURT SHOULD REMAND FOR A …
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… Law Guardian's arguments and the boys' desire to remain together and with their grandmother, who refused both adoption … was not in their best interests. The judge relied on the "compelling" testimony of the Division's adoption supervisor … boys, based on their ages, would be involved all along the way. She related examples of how the Division has worked …
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… WHETHER HE WAS MOTIVATED TO TESTIFY IN A PARTICULAR WAY IN ORDER TO OVERCOME HIS STATUS AS AN UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANT AND RECEIVE A … know what in the world we were talking about, what we were getting at in terms of this whole immigration status, . . . …
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… 2C:39-5(b) (count six); and first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3 (count … his name being called and woke up to see a man in the doorway, holding a gun. Mathis tried "to roll out of the way," … so because he "felt it was the only way [he] was going to get home to [his] fiancée and kids." On cross-examination, …
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… 29, 2023 order denying 1 Because certain parties share a common last name, we refer to them in this opinion by their … moved [the patient] to the [operating room] and been on her way to the hospital. If there was [any other physician] … standard of care, Dr. Luciani testified, "I think the baby getting out that late 5 A-0307-23 would have been a little …