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… The Division also learned Sherry had been involuntarily committed to Summit Oaks Hospital in 2018, and she had not … and denied the need for treatment. She noted Sherry was "very appropriate" with Danny during the evaluation, but that … severed. Dr. Winston noted the resource parents were also "very appropriate" with Danny, and he became extremely upset …
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… from the gym and discovered C.A. using her cellphone to communicate with friends. This upset F.A., as he felt his … her father, but "he just kept beating [her] with the belt everywhere." F.A. "hit [C.A.] on [her] face . . . in [her] … 6 A-0927-22 I sat . . . away from [C.A.] on the opposite end of the couch and he began to yell at me. . . . So, …
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… that the CI told the suspected seller, using coded language commonly used in controlled CDS transactions, "he had … break in the proceedings, the court and counsel revisited the issue. Specifically, defense counsel noted the … I can't start programming my watch and pay attention to every word." 8 A-3481-20 The results of voir dire revealed …
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… Education of the City of Newark (Board) and dismissing his complaint seeking vacatur of the award. Plaintiff claims the … of ineffective. The arbitrator noted the evaluation "is very long and detailed" and includes a partially effective … found 12 A-0208-21 Burnett's evaluation "provided a very detailed review of all documented evaluations …
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… most favorable to plaintiff, the non-moving party. See Crisitello v. St. Theresa Sch., 255 N.J. 200, 218 (2023). On … of Virtua Hospital and was admitted. She underwent a computed tomography (CT) scan, which revealed a possible … noted decedent was "stable," but there existed "potentially very serious [CT scan] findings," which would require "a …
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… the State's case. The defendant's drug involvement pales in comparison to the murder charge and will not be an obstacle … 148, 180-81 (2007).] The pre-warning questioning here was very brief, especially in contrast to the ninety-five minute … stupid but I know the law and, I know the law and I know everything about it. So it was nothing, you could tell me …
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… to Axcel, a black vehicle with "many people" in it accompanied them to L.V.'s home, which was a building in which … to the time it was returned to the courtroom, only a very limited amount of time elapsed. Specifically, after the … had to consider the certain persons charge. The prosecutor very briefly addressed the jury in what was both his opening …
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… substance abuse and allowing the children to witness and become involved in domestic violence between Mother and … understanding. . . . THE COURT: [You understand] these are very serious proceedings that could ultimately lead to the … before us is the adequacy of "the trial court's prerequisite inquiry to assure the parent acts knowingly and …
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… from the Family Part's August 16, 2021 dismissal of her complaint and temporary restraining order (TRO) that were … to explain why she was upset, defendant began to "yel[l] very loudly, calling [her] names." At that point she asked … and for forty-five minutes "everything was fine" while he visited and took care of the baby. At some point, plaintiff …
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… expenses. Defendant also argued the project was poorly completed. The court, after a non-jury trial, determined … aesthetically of the buildings and how wonderful everything looked and how the general residents[] . . . saw it as a very positive thing." He further testified that "everyone …
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… of conviction on nine counts involving sexual offenses committed against a minor. Defendant challenges various … figure. From September 2008 through June 2009, T.S. often visited his sister's home and to "hang out" with defendant and … next day. Defendant then texted the following to T.S.: I'm very sorry, [T.S.]. I was very wrong. I will seek help . . . …
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… two aggravating factors, specifically that defendant committed the murder while engaged in the commission of, or … OPD requested that trial counsel provide discovery, defendant's version of events, an estimate of costs … psychologist were needed. Trial counsel provided the discovery, withdrew the request for a psychologist, and again …
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… appeals from his 2019 conviction by a jury of having committed the fourth-degree offense of causing or risking … TESTIFYING ABOUT THE VOID WRIT. (RAISED BELOW). 1. DISCOVERY OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EVIDENCE THAT THE EX- PARTE WRIT … FACTORS, 3, 8 AND 9 BY RELYING "HEAVILY ON THE FACTS OF THE VERY OFFENSES THAT DEFENDANT WAS ACQUITTED ON[.]" STATE V. …
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… WARRANT WAS DRAFTED MANDATES SUPPRESSION. POINT III THE COMMUNICATIONS DATA WARRANTS TO INSTALL THE 24HR/7DAY GPS … surveillance . . . in the past, which [proved] to be very difficult, as [defendant] and . . . [J.S. were] … waited for the search warrant because they lacked the requisite reasonable suspicion. Lastly, he disputes the validity …
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… Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a Verified Complaint for the Care and Supervision of these two children … trying to reach her via telephone. He's been calling her every day. She did go to the police and advise them and it … I strongly advise you not to represent yourself. This is a very serious matter regarding your rights as a parent. …
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… in this case is whether, under New Jersey statutory or common law, a rooming house operator has a legal duty to … RBHA"), N.J.S.A. 55:13B-1 to -21.1 The RBHA requires that every rooming house have a licensed operator, a person who … to as a "manager" by the parties) is responsible for on-site tasks such as collecting rent, showing 1 The RBHA …
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… that J.R.1 and defendant met via an internet dating site in October 2010 and began dating a month later. J.R. … She testified she broke up with defendant because he had become more demanding of her time, would call her repeatedly … she did not answer her phone, and because her daughter was "very 1 We have used abbreviations for J.R. and for …
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… collected waste from its residences and businesses and deposited it in the landfill. The town leased its land, … lot 28 . In 2005, the town and New Jersey Meadowlands Commission (NJMC) entered into a ten-year lease agreement … 2008 and reopened the landfill. It also brought a cost-recovery suit against plaintiff for lot 28. In the trial court's …
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… P.A. (Ocean), appeal from orders denying their requests to compel plaintiff to sell her shares in Ocean to defendants … $67,528.54. She stated that she was shocked by this discovery because her partners had kept her in the dark about … She did so because she believed that Ocean had just had a very profitable year and she wanted to reduce Ocean's debt. …
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… from the Family Part's August 16, 2021 dismissal of her complaint and temporary restraining order (TRO) that were … to explain why she was upset, defendant began to "yel[l] very loudly, calling [her] names." At that point she asked … and for forty-five minutes "everything was fine" while he visited and took care of the baby. At some point, plaintiff …