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… on appeal that the court incorrectly assessed the proofs, committed evidentiary error, and improperly shifted the … did not report any possible accidental causes. She posited that Sue tried to restrain Greg to spank him, Greg … reject Sue's contention that the trial court erred when it credited the Division expert's testimony while treating the …
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… all accounts both are good students and performed well at competitive secondary and postsecondary schools. During the … an interest in attending dental school, took prerequisite courses for admission to dental school, and passed the … tuition and expenses . . . total[ing] $2,928.04." The judge credited this amount to plaintiff's obligation thereby …
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… part: An actor is guilty of aggravated sexual assault if he commits an act of sexual penetration with another person and … to hatred, contempt or ridicule, or to impair his or her credit or business repute; (4) take or withhold action as an … not guilty of aggravated sexual assault. … (Continue to lesser included offenses where required.) … Page 1 of 5 Page …
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… is guilty of aggravated criminal sexual contact if they commit an act of sexual contact with another person, using … force or coercion, defendant's conduct may constitute the lesser included offense of lewdness. State v. Lee, 417 N.J. … to hatred, contempt or ridicule, or to impair his or her credit or business repute; (4) take or withhold action as an …
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… the evidentiary hearing against the applicable legal principles, we affirm. We incorporate by reference the facts and … brother holding a firearm, she did testify she saw "sparks" coming from the area where defendant and his brother were … witness, counsel felt his testimony was unnecessary to discredit Gibbs because "he basically imploded on the stand." …
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… in crashworthy engineering design cases are extremely complex, varied and fact sensitive. However, to assist trial … typical crashworthy design theories as illustrative examples. Crashworthiness is defined as the ability of a motor … had not been a defect? If the manufacturer has sought a credit and has presented evidence that would permit …
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… ideations. He has been voluntarily and involuntarily committed on several occasions. He has a history of domestic … able now and he won't be able in any reasonably foreseeable future [to meet N.H.'s] needs . . . despite all the … followed by adoption would not do more harm than good. She credited the Division's expert, who testified S.L. and …
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… of defendant's appeal, since we were not provided with a complete record, we dismiss this issue without prejudice to … leaving defendant as the sole owner. A home equity line of credit (HELOC) in plaintiff's name encumbered the FMR. The … defer to the Family Part's factual findings and decision unless such decision constitutes as an abuse of discretion, …
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… was the operating agreement of a limited liability company (LLC), and because a genuine issue of material fact … to PPN, cash payments for deposit in PPN accounts, and credit-card payments for deposit through PPN's credit-card … any "[s]hortfall [a]mount" and penalties for giving less than ninety-days' notice of their withdrawal and for …
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… denying defendant's motion to dismiss the foreclosure complaint; an August 29, 2017 order, entering final judgment … mortgage or receiving the funds, and there is no evidence refuting a note . . . is attached to the premises. Finally, . … diem interest accruing from the date of the affidavit; and credit for any payments, credits, escrow balance or other …
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… on duty would assume the captain’s responsibilities and be compensated at the captain’s rate of pay. Almost two years … The arbitrator sided with the FMBA. The arbitrator did not credit Hruska’s testimony and held that “the unrebutted … of the lieutenant position, the FMBA argues the opposite: 14 that any lieutenant assuming a captain’s …
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… Erol Devli following a bench trial, awarding plaintiff compensatory and punitive damages for breach of fiduciary … this entity, plaintiff obtained a $2.5 million revolving credit line from a bank to finance the purchase of … from plaintiff, but "to deter similar conduct in the future." She awarded plaintiff $3,500,000 in punitive …
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… boys ready for school. After he arrived at school, Jacob complained his head hurt. Jacob's teacher sent him to the … that Jacob suffered injury or was in jeopardy of suffering future harm to support a "not established" finding. He also … on November 15. Bob claims the Division erred by not crediting the contrary accounts he and Kim gave of the …
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… Sylvia's estate executrix withdrew the elective share complaint, thus making the March 16, 2015 order ripe for … formation of a trust for Molly to protect her from creditors." (Emphasis added). However, the last phrase … the parties might or might not be able to agree in the future if they could flesh out the material terms. As …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 18-05- 0690. Joie D. Piderit, … we are bound to rely "on the version of Rule 3:28 and the accompanying Guidelines and Comments that governed" at that … Institute of Technology (NJIT), earning fewer than six credits. Defendant told the CCM probation officer he stopped …
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… 3 A-5218-18T1 Permanency (Division) after Gail, accompanied by her mother and a paternal aunt, reported the … on May 2, 2019, the judge rendered an oral decision. She credited Dr. Steffey's testimony, noting the doctor worked … termed some of the differences as inconsistencies. The examples he gave -- the court doesn't believe any of them were …
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… her application. Because we determined plaintiff had not complied with her obligation to provide 3 A-5281-16T4 … money. He seeks a return of the excess monies paid, not a credit. Here, as in Penza II, the court did not make … reimbursement of expenses and prior to the adjudication of future requests. Any overpayment shall not be credited …
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… and procedural history that followed is set forth in the comprehensive and thoughtful thirty-one-page written opinion … a safe reunification with her in the reasonably foreseeable future. There is sufficient credible evidence in the record … to provide a parenting mentor in her home. The judge credited testimony from a caseworker that such mentors were …
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… Carlos Campos with prejudice on the basis that he was not competent to stand trial. The court also NOT FOR PUBLICATION … [defendant] could attain fitness in the foreseeable future." Judge Young held a second competency hearing on … opinions he found credible and reliable. The judge did credit Dr. Bajgier's testimony that, after defendant's …
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… all accounts both are good students and performed well at competitive secondary and postsecondary schools. During the … an interest in attending dental school, took prerequisite courses for admission to dental school, and passed the … tuition and expenses . . . total[ing] $2,928.04." The judge credited this amount to plaintiff's obligation thereby …