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… removed the children from New Jersey without first complying with N.J.S.A. 9:2-2. Plaintiff gave defendant less … initial return of the OTSC, the judge ordered electronic communication between defendant and the children. The judge … to the following factors: the parents' ability to agree, communicate and cooperate in matters relating to the child; …
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… residence. When the officers arrived, the door to the common area of the building was open. They entered the common area and knocked on the front door of the first - … of the hearing, Figueroa was the sole witness and did not complete his testimony. When the hearing resumed on the …
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… to know something . . . Because my aunt was supposed to come up here." Detective Belgrave responded: "Okay. Well, … of the room, to which defendant asked, "Can I have my aunt come up here?" Detective 1 Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 … we have found "[a] hospital room generally lacks the 'compelling atmosphere inherent in the process of in-custody …
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… his daughters C.P.R. (Cathy) and M.P.R. (Megan)1 by committing acts of sexual assault, sexual molestation, and … protection under the FC docket. Subsequent permanency and compliance hearings were held in 2021 and 2022. On July 11, … her body" on at least six occasions. A few weeks before coming to CDP headquarters, Cathy disclosed this incident to …
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… 180 days of administrative segregation, 180 days of lost commutation time, and 30 days of lost recreational privileges. The 180 days of lost commutation time were imposed consecutively, but the … of concurrent loss of recreational privileges, and no lost commutation time. 4 A-2721-17T1 On appeal, appellant argues …
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… Department of Corrections (DOC or agency), finding that he committed prohibited act .210, possessing unauthorized … a new hearing. Should the agency once again find that Fritz committed the prohibited act, the decision must be supported … a written charge that specifies what he allegedly did to commit prohibited act .210. Should Fritz once again be found …
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… is less than six months away from criminal justice reform becoming reality. On Jan. 1, 2017, the state will shift from a … criminal justice system grew from the work of the Joint Committee on Criminal Justice, a special committee of the Supreme Court established by Chief Justice …
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… landlord, tenants, and rents are used to reflect the more common usage of the words as opposed to lessor, lessee, …
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… how live testimony would have likely changed the outcome. Moreover, the evidence in the record relied upon by …
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… 180 days of administrative segregation, 180 days of lost commutation time, and 30 days of lost recreational privileges. The 180 days of lost commutation time were imposed consecutively, but the … of concurrent loss of recreational privileges, and no lost commutation time. 4 A-2721-17T1 On appeal, appellant argues …
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… Department of Corrections (DOC or agency), finding that he committed prohibited act .210, possessing unauthorized … a new hearing. Should the agency once again find that Fritz committed the prohibited act, the decision must be supported … a written charge that specifies what he allegedly did to commit prohibited act .210. Should Fritz once again be found …
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… to the children’s school stating that the investigation was complete and that it had determined no need to provide … her that its investigation into the allegations was complete and that it had determined that the allegations … between “not established” and “unfounded” when rejecting a comment that “not established” findings should be eligible …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CAMDEN … TYRELL JOHNSON, Defendant. Decided: April 12, 2019 Kaitlyn Compari, Assistant Prosecutor, for plaintiff (Mary Eva … privacy. APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION September 19, 2019 COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS 2 Academy”), received an Instagram …
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… the precipitating event that led to the guardianship complaint . At that time, Sean, and Lou's biological … physicians reported the child would experience problems communicating, eating, walking, and breathing. Accordingly, … and parenting evaluations, but her attorney advised against completing the evaluations in view of the pending criminal …
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… returning to New Jersey. She informed him they were not coming back and blocked his telephone number, causing … to New Jersey. On February 10, 2021, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce. Shortly after the filing, he began a … their evaluations. The experts' reports 5 A-3046-23 were completed by December 2022 and the court scheduled trial . …
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… While in prison, J.L. received court ordered visitation, communicated with the twins through letters, and was updated … anger management and relationship building. Based on their compliance, the litigation was later terminated. In 2012, … drug screens, and in-home counseling. However, J.L. was non-compliant with substance abuse 8 A-2314-15T1 treatment, and …
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… pocketbook. Reyna Salazar was living at the apartment complex at the time of Johnstone's murder. At approximately … color. Outdoor video surveillance from the apartment complex corroborated the interaction at that time between a … for nine years." Marilyn replied that defendant could have come to her and her mother, because he "needed to go to a …
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… in an October 2016, forty-five-count indictment with committing numerous sexual offenses against three minors … one count of third-degree violating a special sentence of community supervision for life ("CSL") (collectively, his … V: DEFENDANT WAS ARRESTED ON A CONSTITUTIONALLY DEFECTIVE COMPLAINT WARRANT. POINT VI: THE TRIAL COURT'S SUMMARY …