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… Order to Show Cause for Temporary Custody … Docket Number: NOTICE: This is not … appearing / ☐ not appearing, ☐ notified / ☐ not notified ☐ complaint served / ☐ complaint not served, ☐ spoken language … the Application for Appointment of Counsel form; and 7. … Visitation … ☐ … a. Parent 1/ … Defendant … (s) … is/are …
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… Number: … NOTICE: This is not a public document. The information entered on this form will be kept confidential. … appearing / ☐ not appearing, ☐ notified / ☐ not notified ☐ complaint served / ☐ complaint not served, ☐ spoken language … supervision and/or treatment of the child(ren); and 5. … Visitation … ☐ … a. Parent 1/Defendant(s) … is/are entitled …
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… Submitted November 19, 2025 – Decided December 10, 2025 Before Judges Paganelli and Vanek. On appeal from the Superior … amended plea to aggravated manslaughter, with the State recommending a lesser sentence of incarceration to run … third PCR [petition]. A-0259-24 5 Fox raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE PCR JUDGE ERRED IN IMPOSING A …
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… Submitted April 10, 2018 – Decided May 11, 2018 Before Judges Reisner and Gilson. On appeal from Superior … DEFENDANT WITH A FAIR PROCEEDING LEADING TO A JUST OUTCOME. We affirm the denial of defendant's second PCR … of law. R. 3:22-4(a)(3). Accordingly, since defendant's latest claims do not fall within one of the exceptions, they …
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… Submitted May 1, 2019 — Decided May 16, 2019 Before Judges Nugent and Mawla. On appeal from Superior Court … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points: POINT I – THE DEFENDANT'S SECOND PCR PETITION SHOULD … Strickland, 466 U.S. at 687). The defendant must overcome a "strong presumption that counsel rendered reasonable …
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… Argued May 5, 2022 – Decided May 17, 2022 Before Judges Haas and Mawla. On appeal from the Superior … LLC's motion for summary judgment, and dismissing her complaint alleging legal malpractice. The court found … the procedural history and facts of this case. This is the latest in a series of legal actions plaintiff has pursued …
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… Submitted November 16, 2021 – Decided December 30, 2021 Before Judges Currier and DeAlmeida. On appeal from the … been the result of a stay of proceedings to await the outcome in State v. Gaitain, 209 N.J. 339 (2012). 5 A-0035-20 … PCR petition must be filed within one year of the latest of one of three events. See Rule …
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… Argued May 5, 2022 – Decided May 17, 2022 Before Judges Haas and Mawla. On appeal from the Superior … LLC's motion for summary judgment, and dismissing her complaint alleging legal malpractice. The court found … the procedural history and facts of this case. This is the latest in a series of legal actions plaintiff has pursued …
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… Submitted May 1, 2019 — Decided May 16, 2019 Before Judges Nugent and Mawla. On appeal from Superior Court … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points: POINT I – THE DEFENDANT'S SECOND PCR PETITION SHOULD … Strickland, 466 U.S. at 687). The defendant must overcome a "strong presumption that counsel rendered reasonable …
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… Submitted November 16, 2021 – Decided December 30, 2021 Before Judges Currier and DeAlmeida. On appeal from the … been the result of a stay of proceedings to await the outcome in State v. Gaitain, 209 N.J. 339 (2012). 5 A-0035-20 … PCR petition must be filed within one year of the latest of one of three events. See Rule …
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… Submitted April 10, 2018 – Decided May 11, 2018 Before Judges Reisner and Gilson. On appeal from Superior … DEFENDANT WITH A FAIR PROCEEDING LEADING TO A JUST OUTCOME. We affirm the denial of defendant's second PCR … of law. R. 3:22-4(a)(3). Accordingly, since defendant's latest claims do not fall within one of the exceptions, they …
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… Submitted November 19, 2025 – Decided December 10, 2025 Before Judges Paganelli and Vanek. On appeal from the Superior … amended plea to aggravated manslaughter, with the State recommending a lesser sentence of incarceration to run … third PCR [petition]. A-0259-24 5 Fox raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE PCR JUDGE ERRED IN IMPOSING A …
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… Director of the Courts Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex • P.O. Box 037 Trenton, NJ 08625-0037 • njcourts.gov … and Permanency Date: December 16, 2025 This Directive sets forth the process for addressing Non-Dissolution (FD docket) … in active FN or FG case, files FD complaint for custody/visitation. Docket FD complaint. D. Post-Judgment Children …
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… morning of April 26, Carter canceled the couple's scheduled visitation with Clara and Calvin, citing "car trouble." The … children late. Hours later, CentraState Medical Center in Freehold informed the Division Juliet had given birth to … where she learned Juliet refused to have the hospital complete routine screenings on Callie, claiming they were …
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… morning of April 26, Carter canceled the couple's scheduled visitation with Clara and Calvin, citing "car trouble." The … children late. Hours later, CentraState Medical Center in Freehold informed the Division Juliet had given birth to … where she learned Juliet refused to have the hospital complete routine screenings on Callie, claiming they were …
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… order granting defendants' summary judgment dismissing his complaint for defamation and discrimination. We affirm. … of New Jersey. Therefore, clergy are not permitted to visit or participate in any services that are taking place … individuals." Chavis v. Rowe, 93 N.J. 103, 109 (1983). "The Free Exercise Clause . . . provides institutional protection …
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… order granting defendants' summary judgment dismissing his complaint for defamation and discrimination. We affirm. … of New Jersey. Therefore, clergy are not permitted to visit or participate in any services that are taking place … individuals." Chavis v. Rowe, 93 N.J. 103, 109 (1983). "The Free Exercise Clause . . . provides institutional protection …
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… the way to the larynx and would have required considerable compression. Dr. Perez opined within a reasonable degree of … from the bedroom. At around 1:45 p.m., M.U. paid a second visit to defendant's apartment to let defendant know she … right to cross- examine witnesses against him should be free from any unreasonable restrictions to ensure the …
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… the way to the larynx and would have required considerable compression. Dr. Perez opined within a reasonable degree of … from the bedroom. At around 1:45 p.m., M.U. paid a second visit to defendant's apartment to let defendant know she … right to cross- examine witnesses against him should be free from any unreasonable restrictions to ensure the …
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… four of its employees, Judge Russell Wojtenko, Jr. issued a comprehensive written opinion, finding the Division had … abuse, psychological, and parenting evaluations, supervised visits, and transportation services. Defendant utilized … by showing the termination of the parental relationship to free the children for adoption, was in their best interests. …