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… the admission of the children's medical records as noncompliant with the certification requirements under N.J.S.A. … treatment; the father attended a program but left before completing it. Laverty explained the Division's concern that … . N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c). In making those findings, the judge credited the testimony of the Division's witnesses. She also …
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… his children, but concluded that he "still has financial commitments he must fulfill." The court therefore granted … him, to the amount of $48.00 or more a week, the judgment creditor may, on notice to the judgment debtor unless the … maximum amount permitted under . . . the federal Consumer Credit Protection Act[.]" Further, we have previously held …
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… to move her right arm. Petitioner went to the "workmen's compensation clinic" for treatment. An x-ray of her shoulder … the tear probably existed before the fall, noting tears are common for individuals of petitioner's age and may exist … "a little bit," which was what caused her pain. The ALJ credited Dr. Rosa's testimony and found petitioner's …
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… reasons stated by the Board, with only the following brief comments. Muska, who was born in 1956, worked as a laborer … after a review of the 2002 MRI, the 2008 MRI, and the complete medical history. Dr. Berman found that although the … bolster the ALJ's decision, and ultimately, the Board's, to credit the testimony of one expert over another. State v. …
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… He did not request witness statements. Upon 3 A-1414-15T1 completion of the hearing, the hearing officer (HO) credited the report confirming that the shank had been … 180 days administrative segregation, and 180 days loss of commutation time. Lacey filed an administrative appeal. The …
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… Police investigation showed defendant had also applied for credit in the doctor's name. Defendant and a co-defendant … PTI, and on or about July 8, 2015, Essex County Probation recommended her for admission. However, the prosecutor … the defendant's position as a trusted employee during the commission of the theft, and the two-month period over which …
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… father's cross- motion, the mother failed to provide any competent evidence to refute the father's contention. She … was no evidence Terlizzi was considered an employee of his company. On August 7, 2015, the court entered an order that … court did order the cost of the children's premiums, "after crediting [the mother] with the amount paid by her current …
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… sanctions against plaintiff for her alleged failure to comply with an existing parenting time order. Defendant … custody of the children. In May 2019, defendant filed a complaint with the Division of Child Protection and … asset distribution and allocation of tax deductions and credits. Generally, our scope of review of Family Part …
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… Dalton's thoughtful oral opinion. We add the following comments. On August 1, 2019, plaintiff obtained a temporary … the past three weeks[,]" "defendant drinks to excess and becomes violent[,]" and "defendant will throw household items … and superficially compliant." She also considered credit card statements provided by plaintiff showing that, …
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… of Sue's parental rights. In that regard, the judge credited the testimony of the Division worker who had … children's best opportunity for a healthy upbringing with a competent, nurturing caretaker was if they stayed in the …
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… He did not request witness statements. Upon 3 A-1414-15T1 completion of the hearing, the hearing officer (HO) credited the report confirming that the shank had been … 180 days administrative segregation, and 180 days loss of commutation time. Lacey filed an administrative appeal. The …
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… Police investigation showed defendant had also applied for credit in the doctor's name. Defendant and a co-defendant … PTI, and on or about July 8, 2015, Essex County Probation recommended her for admission. However, the prosecutor … the defendant's position as a trusted employee during the commission of the theft, and the two-month period over which …
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… court in its February 5, 2018 written opinion. We add these comments. We write this opinion primarily for the parties, … After lengthy legal proceedings, the Civil Service Commission upheld the termination for cause, and we affirmed … the Public Employee Retirement System (PERS) granted. PERS credited Arezzo with thirty-five years of honorable public …
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… the reasons explained by Judge James R. Paganelli in his comprehensive, thirty-seven-page written opinion issued on … other assistance. Doris, however, failed to successfully complete any of the substance abuse treatment programs, and … on the evidence, Judge Paganelli made detailed findings. He credited the testimony of the Division workers and the …
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… and equitable distribution. After averaging the parties' incomes from the six years preceding the divorce action, the … was just over $133,000 per year. Using those imputed incomes, the court ordered defendant to pay limited duration … which had already been sold, were to be distributed and the credits that were to be applied, and how the 4 A-5115-15T2 …
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… from a July 1, 2021 Special Civil Part order dismissing her complaint following a bench trial. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … in other cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-3677-20 In her complaint, plaintiff alleged defendant Universal Dental … dismiss the appeal. See Cherry Hill Dodge, Inc. v. Chrysler Credit Corp., 194 N.J. Super. 282, 283-84 (App. Div. 1984). …
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… policy number, active financial account number, active credit card number, or military status. Attorney General of … appearing / ☐ not appearing, ☐ notified / ☐ not notified ☐ complaint served / ☐ complaint not served, ☐ spoken language interpreter required …
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… that the driver "fail[ed] to maintain a lane." The judge credited evidence that Spillane, prior to effecting the … an articulable and reasonable suspicion that the driver has committed a motor vehicle offense." State v. Golotta, 178 … 6 A-4543-15T4 offered the magistrate the information requisite to support an independent judicial assessment of …
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… B. Trainer pled guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a) and N.J.S.A. … currently serving. Defendant also received 774 days of jail credit and 1036 days of gap time, which would subsume … for the reasons stated by Judge Donna Gallucio in her comprehensive written opinion accompanying the September 25, …
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… the admission of the children's medical records as noncompliant with the certification requirements under N.J.S.A. … treatment; the father attended a program but left before completing it. Laverty explained the Division's concern that … . N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c). In making those findings, the judge credited the testimony of the Division's witnesses. She also …