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… March 20, 2025 SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT OF THE SUPREME COURT COMMITTEE ON CRIMINAL PRACTICE 2023 – 2025 TERM i TABLE OF … ................................................... 1 A. Subcommittee on the Pre-Exchange Phase of eDiscovery and Video … 2 B. Subcommittee on the Post-Exchange Phase of eDiscovery and Video …
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… decisions. In 2011, defendant moved for custody, to become the parent of primary residence, and to remove C.K. … with education and medical disputes, the coordinator recommended "a change from joint legal custody to sole legal … to be interviewed; and other related relief. The DCPP had become involved regarding C.K.'s welfare. Plaintiff maintained …
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… mother struggles with severe alcohol abuse, and refused to complete services. Judge Nora J. Grimbergen conducted this … entered the April 26, 2018 orders, and likewise rendered a comprehensive opinion. We affirm on each appeal. I. … but "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best …
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… The jury acquitted McCoy of possession of a weapon while committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39–4.1(a), a … singly or cumulatively, denied him a fair trial. First, he complains that the jury heard testimony from which it could … also confirmed that a "high volume of foot traffic . . . coming into a specific residence would be indicative of drug …
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… was denied, without prejudice, to allow defendant to become more involved in his son's life. The 2018 application … Thereafter, on September 20, 2018, plaintiff filed a pro se complaint pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1 for a name change. At … was denied, the judge gave defendant an opportunity to become more involved in their son's life. However, "[s]ince …
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… mother struggles with severe alcohol abuse, and refused to complete services. Judge Nora J. Grimbergen conducted this … entered the April 26, 2018 orders, and likewise rendered a comprehensive opinion. We affirm on each appeal. I. … but "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best …
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… The jury acquitted McCoy of possession of a weapon while committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39–4.1(a), a … singly or cumulatively, denied him a fair trial. First, he complains that the jury heard testimony from which it could … also confirmed that a "high volume of foot traffic . . . coming into a specific residence would be indicative of drug …
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… was denied, without prejudice, to allow defendant to become more involved in his son's life. The 2018 application … Thereafter, on September 20, 2018, plaintiff filed a pro se complaint pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1 for a name change. At … was denied, the judge gave defendant an opportunity to become more involved in their son's life. However, "[s]ince …
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… decisions. In 2011, defendant moved for custody, to become the parent of primary residence, and to remove C.K. … with education and medical disputes, the coordinator recommended "a change from joint legal custody to sole legal … to be interviewed; and other related relief. The DCPP had become involved regarding C.K.'s welfare. Plaintiff maintained …
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… home. On October 5, 2020, the Division filed a verified complaint for the care and custody of the children. The … -8.82. 5 A-3688-22 On July 23, 2021, the Division filed a complaint seeking to terminate the parental rights of Lucy … children." The court found that after each removal, Lucy complied with services and achieved sobriety, only to revert …
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… home. On October 5, 2020, the Division filed a verified complaint for the care and custody of the children. The … -8.82. 5 A-3688-22 On July 23, 2021, the Division filed a complaint seeking to terminate the parental rights of Lucy … children." The court found that after each removal, Lucy complied with services and achieved sobriety, only to revert …
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… post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in 2011, but did not comply with the recommended treatment and self-medicates with marijuana.2 … to substance abuse and mental health issues, but failed to comply with outpatient treatment as recommended. He reported …
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… legal principles, and his findings are amply supported by competent credible evidence. Therefore, we affirm. I. Neil … Given their lengthy involvement with the Division and the commencement of this case, defendants submitted to multiple … decisions, so we highlight some conclusions and comments from the evaluators to provide context for our …
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… trial. The girls alleged that acts of sexual abuse were committed against them by 1 We use initials and fictitious … a child in his care." By way of qualification, Dr. Katz did comment that "[a]dditional data would be helpful and … biological children. Four days later, the Division filed a complaint for custody of Calvin, which the Family Part …
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… custody or parenting-time issues. Those issues will also become moot as to Jay in July 2025, when he becomes eighteen years of age. Therefore, issues with respect … parenting time are limited to Farrah and to Jay, until he becomes eighteen in July. We also note, after the appeal was …
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… trial. The girls alleged that acts of sexual abuse were committed against them by 1 We use initials and fictitious … a child in his care." By way of qualification, Dr. Katz did comment that "[a]dditional data would be helpful and … biological children. Four days later, the Division filed a complaint for custody of Calvin, which the Family Part …
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… post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in 2011, but did not comply with the recommended treatment and self-medicates with marijuana.2 … to substance abuse and mental health issues, but failed to comply with outpatient treatment as recommended. He reported …
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… legal principles, and his findings are amply supported by competent credible evidence. Therefore, we affirm. I. Neil … Given their lengthy involvement with the Division and the commencement of this case, defendants submitted to multiple … decisions, so we highlight some conclusions and comments from the evaluators to provide context for our …
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… custody or parenting-time issues. Those issues will also become moot as to Jay in July 2025, when he becomes eighteen years of age. Therefore, issues with respect … parenting time are limited to Farrah and to Jay, until he becomes eighteen in July. We also note, after the appeal was …
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… the Division reinstituted the safety plan and filed a complaint. The Family Part granted the Division care and … review is not to check- up on and review a parent’s compliance or to manage the case, but rather to require the … of counsel to begin that process, a result that is incompatible with due process and a parent’s right to counsel …