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… Release Act, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. He was convicted of crimes committed prior to the statute's enactment in 1997. See L. … to check defendant's pacemaker—which was implanted in 2017—every thirteen weeks unless there was a problem, but that … no error in the court's determination. Defendant committed very serious sexual offenses over a long period of time …
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… M.L.S. appeals from a December 16, 2019 order dismissing a complaint she filed against defendant J.S.S. pursuant to the … offered monitoring and tracking services by visiting its website. She called the company and learned the only product … heard this conversation, and told . . . plaintiff the very next day, why didn't . . . plaintiff do anything about …
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… proffered statement. Plaintiff did not produce any evidence comparing the Florida high school to Susan's present school. … approximately [seventeen] months. And based on the child's very affirmative declaration of not wanting that … court applied the correct standard and relied upon the requisite statutory factors, the decision to grant plaintiff's …
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… 555 U.S. 825 (2008), and the State had not provided in discovery videotape recordings from the processing room in police … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Locurto, 157 … by the record. The municipal court judge, in making his comprehensive credibility findings, considered and addressed …
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… Judges Vernoia and Susswein. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 187-7/16. Stephen B. … mother described that petitioner made the incident seem "very minor" during their phone call the prior day and that … The student's mother questioned why petitioner provided "very little details" and wondered how long her daughter had …
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… was not in their best interests. The judge relied on the "compelling" testimony of the Division's adoption supervisor … had hit Jim. Defendant, who the worker reported was "very aggressive and combative," complained that Jim was the … and the prospects for adoption in this case from the very different facts in E.P. Instead, he concluded the …
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… summations of counsel, the municipal court judge rendered a comprehensive bench opinion, making detailed factual and … THE TESTIMONY OF THE MOST CREDIBLE PROSECUTION WITNESS, HER VERY SOBER SON [T.F.]. POINT VIII THE MUNICIPAL COURT … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." State v. …
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… to a voluntary identified surrender executed prior to commencement of the guardianship trial. S.E.H. is not a … findings, determining the Division's witness was "very credible." In particular, the judge credited the expert … 161 N.J. at 348. Determinations of parental fitness are very fact sensitive and require specific evidence. Ibid. …
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… Mona's visitation with her was not consistent. She did not complete training on the apnea machine 2 This was not the … or bond between the two of them." However, Jane had a "very secure attachment with the resource parents." Dr. Eig … of the best interest test. There was harm to Jane. Mona visited inconsistently with Jane and then voluntary withdrew …
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… audits New Jersey's Medicaid program to ensure that it is complying with federal and State law. In New Jersey, there … or operated and, in any event, appellant knew "from the very time of its negotiation of the Purchase Agreement that … in a classification in which it did not fit and which the very Purchase Agreement recognized was not guaranteed." …
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… reverse. On January 31, 2013, plaintiffs filed a four-count complaint against defendants Taylor, Saint Barnabas Medical … NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms, Nat'l Cancer Inst. (last visited July 13, 2017), … that Sanghamitra undergo a TAH/BSO because this was a very dangerous location to have an abnormal impregnation and …
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… he also stated that he required chemotherapy treatment every three months. Plaintiff did not dispute defendant's … a cross-motion. She sought to sanction defendant until he complied with the court's prior order by providing proof … of the proceeds from the sale of the previous home was deposited into a savings account. The parties agreed to waive …
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… and Fashion Properties (F.P.), and dismissed his verified complaint and order to show cause.1 In his verified … was completely uninvolved in [F.P.]," in contrast to his "very active" involvement before the divorce. She agreed he … sought to look at any books and records. No evidence he visited businesses. No evidence that he complained about the …
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… on October 27, 2016. Although they had not filed a new complaint or motion for grandparent visitation, the maternal … visitation. The Deputy Attorney General stated K.P. had a very difficult relationship with her family. J.F. objected … When the court asked why, J.F. stated: "Because of everything that's going on. It's -- They don't even attempt …
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… order dismissing his claims with prejudice for failure to comply with a court order per Rule 4:37-2(a). We affirm. We … in July 2015, the judge entered an order extending discovery. The order stated that the deposition of Abruzzo would … Piekarsky opined that defendants deviated from the requisite standard of care. Piekarsky stated 5 A-4334-15T1 that …
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… on Bond Street in Elizabeth.1 S.M. and defendant were very good friends. S.M. had arrived at the defendant's … to S.M., defendant was upset with B.C. because he had not come home for Valentine's Day. S.M. testified that … a reasonable doubt that defendant acted with the requisite mental state. We therefore conclude that the judge did …
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… numerous times to calm down, but defendant did not comply. Defendant repeatedly moved around Beach to make sure … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Ibid. … requirements of resisting arrest because he lacked the requisite criminal intent to resist arrest due to a dislocated …
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… Supreme Court of New Jersey Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex 25 Market Street P.O. Box 970 Trenton, New Jersey … granting Tyler pipeline retroactivity. 1www.njcourts.gov/sites/default/files/notices/2023/07/n230713d.pdf?cb=22982a42 … would warrant redress under subsection (f). . . . [T]he very essence of [subsection] (f) is its capacity for relief …
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… known to the parties, we need not describe the background comprehensively. The following concise summary will suffice … These notices were published on the DEP and I-Bank websites, as well as emailed to lists of borrowers, including … that throughout SFY20, it would "continue to offer very attractive low-cost financing packages, 6 A-0970-22 …
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… was exculpatory. Judge Sherry L. Wilson rendered a comprehensive, well-reasoned oral decision on September 11, … to N.J.S.A. 3:23-8(a)(2). She found "the footage [was] very brief, and essentially depict[ed] the dashboard of the … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Ibid. Where …