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… children, T.T. and T.L.: (1) the November 27, 2018 order combining applications for legal custody of the children by … the custody arrangement with M.H. and K.L. A.A.W. visited her children infrequently. Ultimately, the Division … lacked credibility as a witness and "that, while doing very little for her children, she often blames others for …
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… because defense counsel had not yet received full discovery, namely the laboratory test results and the MVR video. … been received by defense counsel. Since discovery was forthcoming, the municipal court judge (MCJ) scheduled a status … and the possession of spoons used for drugs suggest the opposite. Again, I have no doubt that he violated this statute. …
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… 2C:39-5(b) (count five); and second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 … at the PCR hearing is somewhat perplexing. Not only was his very brief PCR testimony of little value, but we also … trial. Parinello did not dispute that he turned over discovery to the prosecutor that he received from defendant just …
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… present during the interview because it made her feel uncomfortable. Neither the pre-interview conversation nor … kept pausing and unpausing that scene. He kept rubbing me everywhere with his hands. He was touching me on my vagina … Claire advised she was "doing okay," and her mother "was very supportive." During the investigation, the caseworker …
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… history, and that L.Y. was homeless. Neither parent completed the initial recommended substance abuse treatment. … Maya. In response to the second call, Division workers visited J.L. and L.Y. at a motel they were staying at with … proofs. The court found the paternal grandmother to be a "very impressive" regarding her experience and ability to …
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… made their request for documents under OPRA and the common law (the OPRA action). The second is a tort action … that the request stated that email was the preferred delivery method and provided an email address. The clerk … [Jane Doe] is now entitled to the records under civil discovery pursuant to a protective order, diminishes very much …
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… home on several occasions, during one of which defendant committed the act of penetration. At trial, the relationship … with him and other people in February 2015. Defendant visited C.P. for Sunday family dinners and spent entire … [B.P.]. I hope you have an amazing day! I hope you got everything you wanted. Have a happy birthday!!! Love AJ …
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… MILLS ENTERPRISES, LLC, a New Jersey Limited Liability Company, Plaintiff-Appellant/ Cross-Respondent, v. THE … was demolished. 2 Talbots built a larger building on the site and used it to operate its retail store. 4 A-5030-16T4 … tax exemption on the property.10 We disagree. 10 "[E]very contract in New Jersey contains an implied covenant of …
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… followed up with Dr. Basch, an orthopedic surgeon, who recommended more PT. He also discussed spinal injections and … goal . Plaintiff testified that her ability to perform everyday activities, such as drying her hair or taking a … Since her injury, however, plaintiff complained of pain every day, was unable to pursue her goal of becoming a chef …
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… (120) days to perform its due diligence examination of the Site, title, etc. The due diligence shall be of the extent … Seller in writing within five (5) days of the end of the completion of the due diligence period and to continue with … the Township since if we waive due diligence we would have every right to do so. However, there is no incentive for us …
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… other officers from that unit responded to an apartment complex upon receipt of unspecified complaints by management … hundred] people that came out of the complex, came out of everywhere, and they were just surrounding us in this … separated himself from the group, went back to the group. Everything that I felt was important to put in the report to …
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… The Law Division judge molded the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, 29 U.S.C. § 1000 to 1461 (ERISA) … accounting so the issue of reimbursement could be revisited at a second jury trial. Ultimately, the parties … not a basis for a new trial, as the "case boiled down very simply to the lack of credibility in the claims that …
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… involving J.S., and the contents of a domestic violence complaint. These documents contained the following facts. On … program and he attends a meeting called "Smart Recovery" weekly. W.S. has absolutely no concern about J.S. … problem is compounded when the judicially noticed fact may very well turn on the opinions of experts. 21 A-3769-15T2 …
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… the fact-finding hearing, the parents were generally non-compliant with services and failed to complete psychological evaluations. The parents' visitation … (App. Div. 19 A-4799-14T1 2009) (stating "we can envision very few scenarios in which comparative evaluations would …
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… A-2210-15T3 MARLY CARO, on behalf of A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY or CORPORATION TO BE FORMED, Plaintiff-Respondent, … writing that she wished to proceed with an all-cash deal. Every failure to perform as required by a contract, even a … supra, 24 N.J. at 316). The judge found the conditions requisite to satisfy specific performance were met: Evaluation of …
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… as third-degree offenses for sentencing purposes, and to recommend concurrent four-year flat sentences on counts one … with the appropriate law enforcement 4 A-0093-18T3 agency every ninety days but no less than annually; (5) if he fails … internet registration. Your travel could be restricted and everything else has been gone over on this document entitled …
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… Defendant then picked her up and called the boys to accompany him to the hospital. [Id. at 480.] At the hospital, … omitted). Accordingly, "evidence [which] would shake the very foundation of the State's case and almost certainly … This is not the original letter." As the PCR judge noted: "everything in [Brian's] deposition indicates he truly holds …
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… both orders. I. We derive the following facts from the competent evidence in the record. Defendant's mother, Helen … standard, modification of a judgment is not appropriate in every instance, and it would not be appropriate simply … would warrant redress under subsection (f). . . . [T]he very essence of (f) is its capacity for relief in …
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… contact with plaintiff or the children. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce in May 2012. In October 2012, the … asserts she provided her mailing address to the court "in every single motion for years" and asserts the court was "very well inform[ed] about [her] PO Box and was sending …
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… DIED AS A RESULT OF THE ASSAULT. POINT II: THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN FAILING TO INSTRUCT THE JURY … DeJesus testified that after she received the call, she visited Vasquez and saw that he was limping and had two … for Thanksgiving dinner. She testified that he looked "very beaten up." "His lips, his face, his eyes, it was all …