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… Tina, H.M. told the Division in November 2020 she was fully committed to formally adopting the child. In December 2020, … parents. H.M. would later testify at trial that Trudy was "very angry" at her for "taking" Tina, and Trudy would "get … termination of parental rights is final and cannot be re-visited by the court." Id. at 553. 11 A-0968-21 However, we …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. DAVID COMPANIONI, a/k/a NEDAL IBARRA, NEDAL NASRALLAH, and NEDAL … defendant "didn't want to hear any of us. He really was very, very clear that [he was] taking [the case] to trial. I think …
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… a Borough Code Enforcement Officer issued a summons and complaint, alleging that defendant violated Ordinance … the responsibility to repair the sidewalk," noting "[t]his very point was addressed in [Luchejko]." Thus, the judge concluded the Borough "had the requisite authority to enact Ordinance 176-12G, imposing the …
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… most favorable to defendants, the non-moving party. See Crisitello v. St. Theresa Sch., 255 N.J. 200, 218 (2023). On … passing. His primary practice area was New Jersey workers' compensation. At the time of his death, Vincenzo left a last … lost or destroyed." R. 4:82(1)-(2). 6 A-3193-22 During discovery, Alcivar testified at her deposition that she often …
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… hearing,"2 provided that hearing was conducted and completed "before the trial jury is impaneled." The State … Third, defendant bears the ultimate burden "to prove a very substantial likelihood of irreparable … the circumstances that [the] defendant has demonstrated a very substantial likelihood of irreparable …
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… was suspended and he could not produce documentation, he complied with Higgins's request to exit the vehicle. In … told Wilder they had only gone to the mall for food and visited defendant's girlfriend, but later admitted they had … and drug-distributors to conduct their drug transactions very quickly, and often inside of motor vehicles." He …
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… to plaintiff was improper because it "over-imputed income" to defendant and "under-imputed income" to plaintiff; … any amount. Plaintiff testified that the parties enjoyed a "very high standard of living" during marriage. They "went out often," "went on vacation every year," and went to "[v]ery expensive restaurants." …
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… to parole supervision, the most recent offense he had committed was in September 2003. Subsequent to being … repeatedly relied on appellant's conviction in 2003 – the very conviction that he was paroled for in the first place, … myopic reliance on remote criminal offenses constitutes the very "selective and arbitrary reliance on only those …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3814-17T5 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF J.A., SVP-528-09. _________________________ … plan, multi-disciplinary treatment team reports, and discovery, comprised of past reports, judgments of convictions, … appellant's knowledge or command of treatment issues as very elementary. Appellant does not describe himself as a …
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… to the Division that she lived in a motel and had no income or benefits, but assured investigators she was prepared … MCMI IV tests revealed traits Dr. Brandwein described as "very, very concerning," which could lead to maltreatment. During …
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… on plaintiff Robin Koval for violating the PSA; (3) compel reunification therapy with the parties' children; (4) … certified that his relationship with the children was "very good" prior to the summer of 2014. The parties entered … insurance obligation was established when the children were very young. On remand, the trial court shall consider and …
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… trial counsel was ineffective because she (1) failed to communicate with defendant and review discovery with her; (2) advised defendant not to attend trial and … represented her, beginning after her indictment, counsel visited defendant "just three or four times," staying only …
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… JOHN DIXEY, SHEILA DIXEY, FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, FRANKLIN AMERICAN MORTGAGE COMPANY, and WELLS FARGO … sound good." McDonald also mentioned that the "buyers seem very excited." McDonald thereafter received an e-mail from … Plaintiffs closed on the property on June 23, 2010. On the very next day, it rained and plaintiffs suffered "massive …
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… kitchen knives, pocket knives, utility knives, they were everywhere."2 Defendant called the police, but she was … credible than defendant. Because of the diametrically opposite testimony regarding the incident and the lack of a … granted plaintiff the FRO and dismissed defendant's complaint. This appeal followed. 10 A-0025-17T1 On appeal, …
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… . surveillance footage on." The detective replied: Oh, yes. Very easy. If my investigation started utilizing the … street, and my investigation detailed further with the recovery and having probable cause to arrest the individual, … immediately objected, and argued that the highlighted comment, which the prosecutor had not solicited, incorrectly …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. PERSONAL SERVICE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … therefore, the unlicensed driver is barred from any recovery under the No Fault Act for PIP benefits under N.J.S.A. … limitations imposed on it by the State). We reject as inapposite plaintiff's reliance upon the Supreme Court's holding …
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… DOCKET NOS. A-3251-17T2 A-3260-17T2 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMMITMENT OF J.M. ____________________________ IN THE … County to get back on his feet because the motels there are cheaper than in Hudson County. His treating psychiatrist, … your blood sugar which in time is disruptive to virtually every organ in the body." The doctor's recommendation for …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a complaint for custody, care and supervision of T.P. This … litigation.1 He claims the judge failed to make the requisite findings of abuse or 1 Following entry of defendant's … the court recognized T.P.'s injuries were "fresh in everyone's mind" when G.P. "stipulate[d] that he handled the …
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… second degree possession of a firearm in the course of committing a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1a; and third … how did you say it? A. Just like I said it right now, very calmly. PROSECUTOR: Sergeant, what was his response? . … unreasonable searches and seizures." Id. at 352. By its very nature, consent requires a voluntary act. "To be …
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… him to delete her daughter as a friend and not to communicate with S.D. again or she would go to the police. … me a pic." She asked what he wanted to see. He replied, "everything." When she replied "LOL, in person," he asked for … offer to partner up with the police: "That was a very simple-minded childlike account of a view 12 …