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… (count one); and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (count two). The trial judge … the totality of the circumstances when making this determination. State v. Marshall, 123 N.J. 1, 145 (1991). … nature of CSAAS expert testimony. The underlying rationale supporting the use of this testimony "was first presented in …
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… (count one); and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (count two). The trial judge … the totality of the circumstances when making this determination. State v. Marshall, 123 N.J. 1, 145 (1991). … nature of CSAAS expert testimony. The underlying rationale supporting the use of this testimony "was first presented in …
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… the police every time because she is "the mother of [his] child" and he "tried to make this as civil as humanly … kept by her father. Plaintiff conceded he did not pay child support for "at least the last few months," but reasoned he … the trial testimony, making detailed credibility determinations. The court found plaintiff was "very …
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… the police every time because she is "the mother of [his] child" and he "tried to make this as civil as humanly … kept by her father. Plaintiff conceded he did not pay child support for "at least the last few months," but reasoned he … the trial testimony, making detailed credibility determinations. The court found plaintiff was "very …
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… her conviction of fourth-degree cruelty and neglect of a child in violation of N.J.S.A. 9:6-3, and the subsequent … and initials to preserve the confidentiality of the child. 2 These events took place in February. The police … for her actions," demonstrated by her statement in support of the PTI application explaining the incident was …
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… her conviction of fourth-degree cruelty and neglect of a child in violation of N.J.S.A. 9:6-3, and the subsequent … and initials to preserve the confidentiality of the child. 2 These events took place in February. The police … for her actions," demonstrated by her statement in support of the PTI application explaining the incident was …
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… in 2016 based on a mistaken finding that New Jersey was the children's "home state," as the children did not reside here … 2A:34-65(a)(1) (discussing the role of the "home state" determination in exercising initial child-custody … in anticipation of dismissal. In the certifications supporting and opposing defendant's motion, the parties …
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… plaintiff Samantha Weirback to provide after-school childcare for their son Noah,1 who was then four-years old … minor [p]laintiff at her residence, her supervision of the child, which is what she was being paid for, began as soon … we will not engage in a strained construction to support the imposition of liability or write a better policy …
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… plaintiff Samantha Weirback to provide after-school childcare for their son Noah,1 who was then four-years old … minor [p]laintiff at her residence, her supervision of the child, which is what she was being paid for, began as soon … we will not engage in a strained construction to support the imposition of liability or write a better policy …
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… on the company's system during the two days prior to his termination, which led Mazzanti to conclude Singer accessed the system without authority. To further support the claim that Singer was aware he needed … electronic information. Two weeks after Singer's termination, Mazzanti received Singer's company- owned …
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… on the company's system during the two days prior to his termination, which led Mazzanti to conclude Singer accessed the system without authority. To further support the claim that Singer was aware he needed … electronic information. Two weeks after Singer's termination, Mazzanti received Singer's company- owned …
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… a series of prior orders setting forth his weekly child support NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … defendant has filed repeated motions seeking to modify his child support obligations. He has also repeatedly sought …
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… a series of prior orders setting forth his weekly child support NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … defendant has filed repeated motions seeking to modify his child support obligations. He has also repeatedly sought …
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… Tretsis appeals from the May 1, 2020 final administrative determination of the Civil Service Commission (Commission) … appellant could not perform her duties at the time of her termination due to a knee injury from which she could not … and weakness in her knee and was unable to run. The FCE supported these complaints and also showed that appellant's …
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… Tretsis appeals from the May 1, 2020 final administrative determination of the Civil Service Commission (Commission) … appellant could not perform her duties at the time of her termination due to a knee injury from which she could not … and weakness in her knee and was unable to run. The FCE supported these complaints and also showed that appellant's …
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… with others, which she in turn perceived to be a lack of support on the part of her supervisors and outright … disrespectful. The incident which precipitated plaintiff's termination occurred when she contacted a friend who was a … about the possible inequity implicated by the CEO's termination while she was on medical leave, emailed …
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… with others, which she in turn perceived to be a lack of support on the part of her supervisors and outright … disrespectful. The incident which precipitated plaintiff's termination occurred when she contacted a friend who was a … about the possible inequity implicated by the CEO's termination while she was on medical leave, emailed …
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… (EAP) or other systems as designated by the Judiciary. Term/Termination Participation in New Jersey Judiciary Electronic … written notice to all parties. The effective date of the termination shall be seven (7) days after the other party’s … Judiciary’s electronic applications were not developed to support screen-scraping or screen- capture of data. A …
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… charges for: (i) second-degree endangering the welfare of children, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(4), counts one through eight; (ii) third-degree endangering the welfare of children, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(5)(b)(iii), count nine; and … prosecutor to advise as to appropriate criminal charges. To support his motion to suppress, defendant argued the State …
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… charges for: (i) second-degree endangering the welfare of children, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(4), counts one through eight; (ii) third-degree endangering the welfare of children, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(5)(b)(iii), count nine; and … prosecutor to advise as to appropriate criminal charges. To support his motion to suppress, defendant argued the State …