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… Barua, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). Fox Rothschild, LLP, attorneys for respondent NBC40 WMGM-TV, Access 1 … Appeal Tribunal hearing regarding the reason for Smith's termination, which constituted good cause to extend the time … it was arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or not supported by evidence in the record. Thurber v. City of …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(5)(a), which criminalizes receipt of child pornography, or that a turnover would cause additional … judge found Georgia's factual version insufficient to support a claim that Arthur was or should have been aware of … a tort duty in these circumstances. Our response to that determination warrants a closer look and more extensive …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(5)(a), which criminalizes receipt of child pornography, or that a turnover would cause additional … judge found Georgia's factual version insufficient to support a claim that Arthur was or should have been aware of … a tort duty in these circumstances. Our response to that determination warrants a closer look and more extensive …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5298-17T3 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … failed to provide sufficient evidence 6 A-5298-17T3 in support of that finding. Defendant claims the Division … 427 (2012)). A trial judge's findings and credibility determinations receive deference because the trial court can …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5298-17T3 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … failed to provide sufficient evidence 6 A-5298-17T3 in support of that finding. Defendant claims the Division … 427 (2012)). A trial judge's findings and credibility determinations receive deference because the trial court can …
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… BELOW ERRED IN PROTOCOL FOR THE IN CAMERA INTERVIEW OF THE CHILD. PROPER PROCEDURES WERE NOT FOLLOWED SUCH AS HAVING A … BELOW'S FAILURE TO CONDUCT AN IN CAMERA INTERVIEW OF THE CHILD TWO YEARS AGO AND THE DELAY HAS AFFECTED THE CHILD'S … that findings by the trial court are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… BELOW ERRED IN PROTOCOL FOR THE IN CAMERA INTERVIEW OF THE CHILD. PROPER PROCEDURES WERE NOT FOLLOWED SUCH AS HAVING A … BELOW'S FAILURE TO CONDUCT AN IN CAMERA INTERVIEW OF THE CHILD TWO YEARS AGO AND THE DELAY HAS AFFECTED THE CHILD'S … that findings by the trial court are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… went to his girlfriend's home to visit their one-year-old child. After an argument, defendant took out a gun and shot … defendant's trial counsel made appropriate arguments in support of each argued mitigating factor. Thus, the judge … facie case in support of post-conviction relief, [2] a determination by the court that there are material issues of …
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… went to his girlfriend's home to visit their one-year-old child. After an argument, defendant took out a gun and shot … defendant's trial counsel made appropriate arguments in support of each argued mitigating factor. Thus, the judge … facie case in support of post-conviction relief, [2] a determination by the court that there are material issues of …
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… him at a disciplinary proceeding that resulted in his termination. Following the close of discovery, plaintiff had … the use of illegal drugs. In upholding plaintiff's termination from employment, the ALJ expressly noted: "The … establishes that plaintiff has no evidence that would support such an argument. Instead, given the evidence in the …
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… him at a disciplinary proceeding that resulted in his termination. Following the close of discovery, plaintiff had … the use of illegal drugs. In upholding plaintiff's termination from employment, the ALJ expressly noted: "The … establishes that plaintiff has no evidence that would support such an argument. Instead, given the evidence in the …
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… two counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child (counts ten and eleven), N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a), and … "when cast against the less than overwhelming evidence supporting a . . . conviction." Id. at 97. We must thus … is remanded for the trial court to make the appropriate determination. In summary, we affirm defendant's convictions …
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… two counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child (counts ten and eleven), N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a), and … "when cast against the less than overwhelming evidence supporting a . . . conviction." Id. at 97. We must thus … is remanded for the trial court to make the appropriate determination. In summary, we affirm defendant's convictions …
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… a provision addressing its duration, modification, and termination, stating: This Declaration and the covenants, … the Covenant was reasonable because it allowed for the termination and modification of its terms. The Covenant … because there are other fences in the Development. In support of their argument, defendants claim there are at …
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… on the penalty to impose, Bernardi determined plaintiff's termination was in order. Plaintiff did not testify at … the charges, including misconduct. The court further found termination was the appropriate penalty. On appeal, … was the appropriate penalty. We reject these arguments as unsupported and affirm. Under the Act, the county prosecutor …
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… on the penalty to impose, Bernardi determined plaintiff's termination was in order. Plaintiff did not testify at … the charges, including misconduct. The court further found termination was the appropriate penalty. On appeal, … was the appropriate penalty. We reject these arguments as unsupported and affirm. Under the Act, the county prosecutor …
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… a provision addressing its duration, modification, and termination, stating: This Declaration and the covenants, … the Covenant was reasonable because it allowed for the termination and modification of its terms. The Covenant … because there are other fences in the Development. In support of their argument, defendants claim there are at …
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… the trial. Defendant and his girlfriend, K.G., had two children, K.K. and R.K. Also living with them was K.G.’s … to a person the victim would ordinarily turn to for support. These requirements are relaxed when they are … and the prosecutor’s cross-examination and summation. Our determination not to address those issues does not signify our …
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… the trial. Defendant and his girlfriend, K.G., had two children, K.K. and R.K. Also living with them was K.G.’s … to a person the victim would ordinarily turn to for support. These requirements are relaxed when they are … and the prosecutor’s cross-examination and summation. Our determination not to address those issues does not signify our …
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… and reverse in part. I. In October 2018, the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) learned Wanda … Defendant cross-moved to permit the evidence in support of a mens rea defense and to consolidate both … to prove or disprove a fact of consequence to the determination of the action. N.J.R.E. 401. Unless there is …