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… Argued May 14, 2019 – Decided June 3, 2019 Before Judges Yannotti, Gilson and Natali. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … home. Two days later, the Division filed a verified complaint under N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.30 (Title Nine) for Mark's … 4 A-4461-17T1 On May 31, 2016, a Division caseworker visited Sarah at the CCCF, and Sarah identified David as …
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… RECORD IMPOUNDED NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE APPELLATE … as the child's legal sibling, per N.J.S.A. 9:2-7.1, to seek visitation rights against a non- relative adoptive mother. … surrender of their children to their biological parents become their children's legal siblings? We are satisfied the …
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… Submitted September 17, 2019 – Decided Before Judges Yannotti and Hoffman. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … evaluation and substance abuse treatment. R.R. successfully completed the program at Project Second Chance in January … Second Chance. In November 2016, a Division caseworker visited R.R.'s apartment and discovered R.R. alone with …
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… Submitted September 17, 2019 – Decided Before Judges Yannotti and Hoffman. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … evaluation and substance abuse treatment. R.R. successfully completed the program at Project Second Chance in January … Second Chance. In November 2016, a Division caseworker visited R.R.'s apartment and discovered R.R. alone with …
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… Submitted June 4, 2018 – Decided July 31, 2018 Before Judges Whipple and Rose. On appeal from Superior Court … gave defendant secondary physical custody with phased-in visitation. The order set forth in specific detail how the … p.m. The phased-in schedule contemplated longer visits encompassing a holiday schedule. Furthermore, defendant was to …
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… Submitted June 4, 2018 – Decided July 31, 2018 Before Judges Whipple and Rose. On appeal from Superior Court … gave defendant secondary physical custody with phased-in visitation. The order set forth in specific detail how the … p.m. The phased-in schedule contemplated longer visits encompassing a holiday schedule. Furthermore, defendant was to …
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… beyond a reasonable doubt that he/she is the person who committed the alleged offense. The burden of proving the … of the person who committed the crime is upon the State. For you to find this defendant guilty, the State must prove … the identification because the selection process seemed so easy to the witness. It is, of course, for you to determine …
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… Idioms by Dean Curry Special thanks to Elizabeth Ball for copyediting and proofreading this 2010 edition. Office … continues to be used. Idioms can be so overused that they become clichés; or they can become slang or jargon, … would be used when the problem of choice has no apparent or easy solution. BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA …
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… lawyers to articulate ex post race-neutral justi fications for suspicious strikes. But many doubt Batson' s efficacy at … offer an intermediate approach between the status quo and complete abolition of peremptory challenges. They would … discriminatory intent, this per missive standard makes it easy for savvy (or even not-so-savvy) prosecutors 50 See …
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… - Volume 57 “Implicit bias” was not well known in legal communities twenty years ago. But now, the idea of implicit … Justice Anthony Kennedy was right to observe that “bias is easy to attribute to others and difficult to discern in … blinding risks “pass-through” discrimination. Let’s revisit the orchestra audition. Suppose that a high school …
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… 3Jn jlflemortam HONORABLE HAYDN PROCTOR Hughes Justice Complex Trenton, New Jersey October 7, 1997 HONORABLE HAYDN … More, and Leo nardo Marina. It was said by one of the visitors at our dinner, in fact, one of our members, that if … and clarity of thought made his decisions unusual ly easy to read and understand and at the same time not readily …
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… Submitted October 2, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Ostrer and Whipple. On appeal from Superior … from an August 29, 2016 Family Part order modifying their visitation with their now nine-year-old grandson. We reverse … On August 5, 2015, the grandparents filed a verified complaint seeking custody of the child, or in the …
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… Submitted October 2, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Ostrer and Whipple. On appeal from Superior … from an August 29, 2016 Family Part order modifying their visitation with their now nine-year-old grandson. We reverse … On August 5, 2015, the grandparents filed a verified complaint seeking custody of the child, or in the …
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… Submitted March 18, 2025 – Decided May 19, 2025 Before Judges Gooden Brown and Smith. On appeal from the … due to her unaddressed mental health issues and her noncompliance with treatment. P.A.A. was diagnosed with … declined. The Division also provided weekly supervised visits with F.A.A. During these visits, P.A.A. exhibited …
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… minors. Submitted March 19, 2025 – Decided May 2, 2025 Before Judges Currier, Marczyk, and Paganelli. NOT FOR … and she admitted to using illegal substances. After she completed court-ordered services through the Division, the … 2017 and May 2018, Sara only sporadically attended weekly visitation with her children, often failing to confirm she …
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… December 12, 2019 – Decided January 14, 2020 Before Judges Geiger and Natali. On appeal from the Superior … Judge Wayne J. Forrest issued a November 7, 2018 opinion comprehensively addressing all relevant facts supporting the … a case for the family and a caseworker went for a site visit, during which Nancy "admitted to some self-harming …
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… December 12, 2019 – Decided January 14, 2020 Before Judges Geiger and Natali. On appeal from the Superior … Judge Wayne J. Forrest issued a November 7, 2018 opinion comprehensively addressing all relevant facts supporting the … a case for the family and a caseworker went for a site visit, during which Nancy "admitted to some self-harming …
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… minors. Submitted March 19, 2025 – Decided May 2, 2025 Before Judges Currier, Marczyk, and Paganelli. NOT FOR … and she admitted to using illegal substances. After she completed court-ordered services through the Division, the … 2017 and May 2018, Sara only sporadically attended weekly visitation with her children, often failing to confirm she …
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… Submitted March 18, 2025 – Decided May 19, 2025 Before Judges Gooden Brown and Smith. On appeal from the … due to her unaddressed mental health issues and her noncompliance with treatment. P.A.A. was diagnosed with … declined. The Division also provided weekly supervised visits with F.A.A. During these visits, P.A.A. exhibited …
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… Submitted May 22, 2018 – Decided May 29, 2018 Before Judges Fasciale, Sumners and Moynihan. On appeal from … a forty-eight page written decision after conducting a comprehensive hearing. The focus of the appeal pertains to … part of the order in which the judge ordered supervised visitation. We affirm. The mother argues that the judge …