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… to strike the [d]efendant's pleadings and proceed by way of default." Defendant acknowledged under oath that he … custody of the minor child; (3) failing to consider the best interests of the child; (4) failing to evenly divide … parents to put aside their personal differences and work together for the best interests of their child is the true …
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… inmates in a housing unit. During that shift, her commander told her she had to work another eight-hour shift … in an area reserved for corrections officers. On the way to her car, while walking near an internal service road … Another officer who happened to be arriving helped her get up. She continued to her car, then returned to the …
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… in finding the Division satisfied the four prongs of the best interests standard for termination of parental rights. … she lacks the ability to understand a legal contract, budget money, travel independently, make change independently, … of risk to [Lauren] to any substantive degree." Dr. Winston ultimately concluded, "[W]ithin a reasonable degree of …
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… in finding the Division satisfied the four prongs of the best interests standard for termination of parental rights. … she lacks the ability to understand a legal contract, budget money, travel independently, make change independently, … of risk to [Lauren] to any substantive degree." Dr. Winston ultimately concluded, "[W]ithin a reasonable degree of …
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… claimed he settled his lawsuit against the Lewises seeking compensation to remediate a contaminated property, which … until they prevailed in the declaratory judgment action. At best, [the] Lewis[es'] disclosure would have put Hull on … Markets, Inc., 89 N.J. 270, 283 (1982). "The most common way to prove the harm inflicted by [legal] malpractice is to …
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… Division dated August 26, 2019, which dismissed their complaint without prejudice and required that they arbitrate … submitted a certification in which he states that, to the best of his recollection, the four operating agreements … arbitration clause, "in some general and sufficiently broad way, must explain that the plaintiff is giving up her right …
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… Division dated August 26, 2019, which dismissed their complaint without prejudice and required that they arbitrate … submitted a certification in which he states that, to the best of his recollection, the four operating agreements … arbitration clause, "in some general and sufficiently broad way, must explain that the plaintiff is giving up her right …
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… claimed he settled his lawsuit against the Lewises seeking compensation to remediate a contaminated property, which … until they prevailed in the declaratory judgment action. At best, [the] Lewis[es'] disclosure would have put Hull on … Markets, Inc., 89 N.J. 270, 283 (1982). "The most common way to prove the harm inflicted by [legal] malpractice is to …
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… Johnson was in a relationship with defendant. They lived together in the Mravlag Manor apartment complex, Building 30. … 4 a.m., Ms. Hix stepped out of the apartment into the hallway. She described the weather as breezy and clear, with a … and estimator variables . . . ." Id. at 289. "Third, the ultimate burden remains on the defendant to prove a very …
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… Johnson was in a relationship with defendant. They lived together in the Mravlag Manor apartment complex, Building 30. … 4 a.m., Ms. Hix stepped out of the apartment into the hallway. She described the weather as breezy and clear, with a … and estimator variables . . . ." Id. at 289. "Third, the ultimate burden remains on the defendant to prove a very …
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… after concluding visitation "was not in the children's best interest." In denying Matt's application, Judge Degnan … and substantial factual dispute. . . . . While in no way diminishing the importance of a grandparent's role in a … A-1473-20 should consider ordering grandparent visitation. Ultimately, the evidence . . . supports the finding that …
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… after concluding visitation "was not in the children's best interest." In denying Matt's application, Judge Degnan … and substantial factual dispute. . . . . While in no way diminishing the importance of a grandparent's role in a … A-1473-20 should consider ordering grandparent visitation. Ultimately, the evidence . . . supports the finding that …
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… and one "right above his actual private part" that was "way whiter than the rest of his skin ." 6 A-2006-20 J.F. … . . . attention, but in the wrong ways." J.F. became her "best friend pretty much" and she told him "everything." J.C. … J.C. complied because she did not want P.F. and J.F. to get in trouble. According to J.C., she kept her "mouth shut" …
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… and one "right above his actual private part" that was "way whiter than the rest of his skin ." 6 A-2006-20 J.F. … . . . attention, but in the wrong ways." J.F. became her "best friend pretty much" and she told him "everything." J.C. … J.C. complied because she did not want P.F. and J.F. to get in trouble. According to J.C., she kept her "mouth shut" …
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… from "rough play" and were not inflicted intentionally, he ultimately pleaded guilty to fourth- degree child abuse, … demonstrate or detect." Moreover, Dr. Kunz testified, "one gets struck by the . . . extreme physical abuse that [G.B.] … Additionally, he admitted he "lied to manipulate [his] way out of . . . getting in trouble." G.B. denied that his …
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… from "rough play" and were not inflicted intentionally, he ultimately pleaded guilty to fourth- degree child abuse, … demonstrate or detect." Moreover, Dr. Kunz testified, "one gets struck by the . . . extreme physical abuse that [G.B.] … Additionally, he admitted he "lied to manipulate [his] way out of . . . getting in trouble." G.B. denied that his …
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… held numerous "family team meeting[s]" aimed at finding a way to reunify S.T. and Avery upon Avery's discharge from … "overriding" concern as ensuring S.T. and Avery remained together, the court explained it was "putting some faith in … and credible evidence to satisfy the judge that the best interests of the child, as defined by the statute, …
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… held numerous "family team meeting[s]" aimed at finding a way to reunify S.T. and Avery upon Avery's discharge from … "overriding" concern as ensuring S.T. and Avery remained together, the court explained it was "putting some faith in … and credible evidence to satisfy the judge that the best interests of the child, as defined by the statute, …
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… prescribes a different approach, the sequencing decision is best handled in the trial court in a case-by-case … by the officers. E.S. was apprehended a short distance away while trying to hop over a fence. The police confiscated … specify that if a juvenile waived to the adult court is ultimately acquitted of the waivable offense(s) or only …
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A-47-24 American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey Amicus Brief Letter
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… that was terrorizing the Millville community. There is no way of knowing how that picture affected the jurors’ … State’s case [,] . . . to explain that ‘sometimes the targets tell on themselves’ and that the jurors ‘should focus … in 2022, as it had been repeatedly recognized as one of the best television series of all time and viewership increased …