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… in terms of quality, and convincing as to cause you to come to a clear conviction of the truth of the precise facts … beyond a reasonable doubt in criminal cases. Although the committee does not recommend it, it nonetheless recognizes that some judges may …
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… — Page 4 of 7 … 4.44 DEFICIENCY — SALE OF COLLATERAL AS COMMERCIALLY REASONABLE … 1 (Approved 2/92) There are times … right to take possession of the item and sell it as may be commercially reasonable. If the money obtained from the sale … however, denies that the sale of the (item) was done in a commercially reasonable manner. When there is a dispute as …
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… trial counsel was ineffective because she (1) failed to communicate with defendant and review discovery with her; … appearance at trial, and (2) trial counsel's pre-trial communication with defendant. During the hearing, defendant … Ultimately, the PCR judge found although trial counsel's incomplete advice regarding defendant's absence from trial …
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… Division to make reasonable efforts to assist a parent overcome those deficiencies that led to his or her child's … the judge's factual findings because they are supported by competent evidence. N.J. Div. of Youth & Family Servs. v. … being provided with a plethora of services to help her overcome her addiction, the mother continued to abuse illicit …
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… affirm. Plaintiff owns and operates a 360-unit apartment complex in Pine Hill, which is federally subsidized through … 8 awards. See 42 U.S.C.A. § 1437f. In 2007, defendant commenced her tenancy in a one-bedroom apartment located in plaintiff's complex. She executed a lease agreement, identifying she was …
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… in the New Jersey Judiciary (1) understand the unique communication needs of people who are deaf and hard of … provide guidance for improving the odds of successfully accommodating those needs. There is great deal of communication diversity among court users who are deaf and …
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… granting summary judgment to defendant and dismissing the complaint. Plaintiff's complaint sought an order directing defendant to turn over … who, despite his health issues, was never declared incompetent or incapacitated, nor did he authorize plaintiff …
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… minutes apart by car. On August 12, 2020, S.A.M. filed a complaint in the Family Part seeking an FRO against T.J.M. … her with further physical violence in an electronic communication he sent to her approximately three hours after … domestic violence. R. 1:38-3(d)(9). 3 A-0428-20 The complaint alleges T.J.M.'s conduct constituted the predicate …
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… to help them resolve future disputes and to provide recommendations on parenting. In September 2017, the parenting … the parties' consideration. The proposal made specific recommendations as to parenting time and an increase in child … proposed by the parenting coordinator and that defendant be compelled to attend therapy sessions with the parties' …
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… and brass knuckles. On April 18, 2018, the Division filed a complaint for custody of the children. The trial court … neglect because J.A. and P.A., Sr. had not obtained recommended treatment for S.A.'s club foot or possible kidney … disorder. Following the children's removal, J.A. was noncompliant with her methadone program. She completed a drug …
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… when he would be reinstated. He generally described his income, expenses, and financial situation, and provided a case … and challenging plaintiff's representations about his income, assets, and ability to pay. The GAL acknowledged that … as of August 23, 2019, and pursue all collection remedies available to judgment creditors. This appeal followed. …
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… trial counsel was ineffective because she (1) failed to communicate with defendant and review discovery with her; … appearance at trial, and (2) trial counsel's pre-trial communication with defendant. During the hearing, defendant … Ultimately, the PCR judge found although trial counsel's incomplete advice regarding defendant's absence from trial …
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… its inception. On September 27, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Family Part seeking a temporary restraining … support, and other relief. She alleged defendant committed an act of domestic violence on September 11, 2016. … 112 (App. Div. 2006), the court first found defendant had committed a predicate act of harassment as defined by …
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… from the trial court's orders denying her motion, and concomitant motion to reconsider that denial, including her … support obligation was based on his annual 3 A-2569-18T4 income of $450,000 and defendant's $25,000 imputed annual income, and that the alimony award was not factored into that …
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… affirm. Plaintiff owns and operates a 360-unit apartment complex in Pine Hill, which is federally subsidized through … 8 awards. See 42 U.S.C.A. § 1437f. In 2007, defendant commenced her tenancy in a one-bedroom apartment located in plaintiff's complex. She executed a lease agreement, identifying she was …
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… Department of Corrections (NJDOC), and dismissing his complaint with prejudice. The complaint arose out of the medical care provided to Hector1 … or decubitus ulcers." Hector filed a personal injury complaint alleging negligence on the part of UMDNJ-UCH, the …
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… Division to make reasonable efforts to assist a parent overcome those deficiencies that led to his or her child's … the judge's factual findings because they are supported by competent evidence. N.J. Div. of Youth & Family Servs. v. … being provided with a plethora of services to help her overcome her addiction, the mother continued to abuse illicit …
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… Union of New Jersey, American Civil Liberties Union, and Community Health Law Project (American Civil Liberties Union … 9, 2023 order that, despite dismissing the guardianship complaint, nevertheless imposed continuing conditions upon … under N.J.S.A. 3B:1-2 prior to the dismissal of the complaint, the Chancery Division no longer retained …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3244-22 A-1636-23 MARGARET BENNETT, Complainant-Appellant, v. JUDITH SULLIVAN, RAMAPO INDIAN … NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, SCHOOL ETHICS COMMISSION, Respondent. ___________________________ Argued … Attorney General, attorney for respondent School Ethics Commission in A-3244-22 (Sadia Ahsanuddin, Deputy Attorney …
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… dish holders and stands for buffet dishes, used by catering companies and restaurants. Plaintiff Robert Skvorecz owned … facility caused extensive damage to its machinery, commercial and personal property, and interrupted Skorr … Plaintiffs were insured with Franklin Mutual Insurance Company (FMI) under a policy that provided $1,371,900 in …