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… Scoles,1 the New Jersey Supreme Court restricted access to child pornography to the defense team noting that they … from the brief and appendix submitted by the State in support of this appeal. Defendant does not question the … court's resolution of a discovery matter, provided its determination is not so wide of the mark or is not 'based on a …
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… Scoles,1 the New Jersey Supreme Court restricted access to child pornography to the defense team noting that they … from the brief and appendix submitted by the State in support of this appeal. Defendant does not question the … court's resolution of a discovery matter, provided its determination is not so wide of the mark or is not 'based on a …
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… the car and went into the lobby, where he gave his wife and child a bag of "fast food." Ramirez then got back into the … and defendant's and Vega's avoidance of Ramirez's wife supported his suspicion. The detective also factored in the … in question was involved in criminal activity. Such a determination can be made only through 11 A-5302-14T1 a …
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… of the parties' dispute to provide the context for our determination. Plaintiff and defendant, S.K., were married in November 2000 and have six children. The eldest child was born in 2002; the youngest … social media. Both parties expressly agree to insist on and support the Children having and showing respect and love for …
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… there." Zumirah Brockington was the mother of Fullman's child. She and her child lived in Cherry Hill but regularly traveled to … evidence in the trial record or in defendant's PCR petition supporting a claim of self-defense, and trial counsel was …
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… Revised 3/9/15 ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A CHILD, ABUSE OR NEGLECT (Third Degree) (N.J.S.A. … Defendant is charged with endangering the welfare of a child (Read Pertinent Count(s) of the Indictment) The … reads, in pertinent part: Any person who . . . causes the child harm that would make the child an abused or neglected …
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… as a net opinion when it is a bare conclusion unsupported by factual evidence. Buckelew v. Grossbard, 87 … The Brill court stated that: Under this new standard, a determination whether there exists a “genuine issue” of … therefore requiring a fact finder to make the ultimate determination. Because there is a litany of disputed facts …
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… as a net opinion when it is a bare conclusion unsupported by factual evidence. Buckelew v. Grossbard, 87 … The Brill court stated that: Under this new standard, a determination whether there exists a “genuine issue” of … therefore requiring a fact finder to make the ultimate determination. Because there is a litany of disputed facts …
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… STATEMENTS REQUIRES REVERSAL.2 1 We use initials of the child victim pursuant to Rule 1:38-3. 2 Miranda v. Arizona, … WERE INCONSISTENT, THE VERDICT WAS NOT SO SUFFICIENTLY SUPPORTED BY THE EVIDENCE AS TO COMPENSATE FOR THE … vascular malformation. Defendant admitted throwing the child on the bed to stop her crying; L.H. then went silent, …
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… STATEMENTS REQUIRES REVERSAL.2 1 We use initials of the child victim pursuant to Rule 1:38-3. 2 Miranda v. Arizona, … WERE INCONSISTENT, THE VERDICT WAS NOT SO SUFFICIENTLY SUPPORTED BY THE EVIDENCE AS TO COMPENSATE FOR THE … vascular malformation. Defendant admitted throwing the child on the bed to stop her crying; L.H. then went silent, …
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… denying the motion, the judge observed that "the ultimate determination of the facts is going to rest with findings of … the IDT Chief Executive Officer (CEO), and protested his termination. On June 12, 2008, Jonas contacted Krill and … 547 (1979). Rather, we accept as true all evidence which supports the position of the party defending against the …
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… denying the motion, the judge observed that "the ultimate determination of the facts is going to rest with findings of … the IDT Chief Executive Officer (CEO), and protested his termination. On June 12, 2008, Jonas contacted Krill and … 547 (1979). Rather, we accept as true all evidence which supports the position of the party defending against the …
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… the townhouse; they also purported to be concerned for the child's safety in light of the possibility that the weapon … police officers then entered the townhouse and found the child alone in a bedroom watching television. In addition to … CASE THAT WOULD HAVE EXONERATED PETITIONER. In his brief in support of his PCR petition, defendant, through counsel, …
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… DOCKET NO. A-1993-18T1 W.D. and J.D., on behalf of minor child G.D., Petitioners-Appellants, v. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF … Law Judge (ALJ), concluding that the Board's determination was not arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable. … was "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or [] not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as …
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… the townhouse; they also purported to be concerned for the child's safety in light of the possibility that the weapon … police officers then entered the townhouse and found the child alone in a bedroom watching television. In addition to … CASE THAT WOULD HAVE EXONERATED PETITIONER. In his brief in support of his PCR petition, defendant, through counsel, …
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… to To the resource family member/foster parent of the child: Completing this form can be helpful to the judge. … parties (DCP&P, the parents through their attorney and the child through his/her law guardian). It will not be shared … prior to the scheduled court hearing. Docket Number: 1. Child’s name*: Child’s age: Child’s date of birth: 2. The …
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… The Commission instead upheld the FNDA sanction of termination from City employment. The Commission did not … been arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or lack fair support in the record as a whole. Karins v. City of Atlantic … discipline should be applied. The Commission's findings are supported by the record, however. See In re Galloway Twp. & …
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… The Commission instead upheld the FNDA sanction of termination from City employment. The Commission did not … been arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or lack fair support in the record as a whole. Karins v. City of Atlantic … discipline should be applied. The Commission's findings are supported by the record, however. See In re Galloway Twp. & …
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… Singh in the United Kingdom. Plaintiff demanded Sweeney's termination and cited sections of the employee handbook … are grounds for disciplinary procedures up to and including termination. Regarding the specific email incident, I have … his employment with HEL. Therefore, the record would not support a finding that Singh ratified Sweeney's anti-Semitic …
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… of this Order . . . ." The judge explained the reasons supporting her decision in a letter-opinion. In an order … I will not, at any time during my employment or after the termination of my employment, with the Company communicate, … by me in the course of my employment by the Company. Upon termination of my employment (or at such earlier time as the …