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… Maya's condition, citing J.L.'s remarks that she would get Maya to walk and eat solid foods. Additionally, Simak … A "BETTER" INTEREST OF THE CHILD STANDARD RATHER THAN THE "BEST" INTEREST OF THE CHILD STANDARD GOVERNING TITLE 30 … of the child." Id. at 379. "The second prong, in many ways, addresses considerations touched on in prong one." …
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… Maya's condition, citing J.L.'s remarks that she would get Maya to walk and eat solid foods. Additionally, Simak … A "BETTER" INTEREST OF THE CHILD STANDARD RATHER THAN THE "BEST" INTEREST OF THE CHILD STANDARD GOVERNING TITLE 30 … of the child." Id. at 379. "The second prong, in many ways, addresses considerations touched on in prong one." …
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… Wilentz Court as “going through their mental gymnastics together . . . with the ease of a great basketball team that … her predecessor, the Chief Justice “would lead the Court away from the . . . innovative legal thinking that had … 227-228 (holding that custody should be awarded in child’s best interest). 95 184 N.J . 125 (2003). restraining order …
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… for this last set 8 A-1465-21 of measures were added together to create the total score for Team Three for each … rather than showing great internal differences between the best and worst. On November 10, 2021, the CRC issued a … without question or doubt what facts and factors led to the ultimate conclusions reached." Ibid. Even where an agency's …
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… for this last set 8 A-1465-21 of measures were added together to create the total score for Team Three for each … rather than showing great internal differences between the best and worst. On November 10, 2021, the CRC issued a … without question or doubt what facts and factors led to the ultimate conclusions reached." Ibid. Even where an agency's …
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… onto one of the covered drain holes, the membrane gave way and caused him to lose his balance and twist in … behind the wheel [and could not drive] a truck because [he] get[s] nervous." Plaintiff did not offer testimony as to … on the 14 A-1116-17T2 plaintiff's life will yield the best record on which to decide a remittitur motion." Id. at …
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… onto one of the covered drain holes, the membrane gave way and caused him to lose his balance and twist in … behind the wheel [and could not drive] a truck because [he] get[s] nervous." Plaintiff did not offer testimony as to … on the 14 A-1116-17T2 plaintiff's life will yield the best record on which to decide a remittitur motion." Id. at …
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… BRENDA CUMMINGS, individually, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. RAHWAY BOARD OF EDUCATION, RAHWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL, RAHWAY 7TH AND … old, in eighth grade, and a member of her school basketball team. On June 11, 2013, plaintiff participated in a … [came] running down, like, I guess, because he wanted to get the ball, and it was offensive rebound I was going for. …
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… BRENDA CUMMINGS, individually, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. RAHWAY BOARD OF EDUCATION, RAHWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL, RAHWAY 7TH AND … old, in eighth grade, and a member of her school basketball team. On June 11, 2013, plaintiff participated in a … [came] running down, like, I guess, because he wanted to get the ball, and it was offensive rebound I was going for. …
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… BRENDA CUMMINGS, individually, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. RAHWAY BOARD OF EDUCATION, RAHWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL, RAHWAY 7TH AND … old, in eighth grade, and a member of her school basketball team. On June 11, 2013, plaintiff participated in a … [came] running down, like, I guess, because he wanted to get the ball, and it was offensive rebound I was going for. …
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… BRENDA CUMMINGS, individually, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. RAHWAY BOARD OF EDUCATION, RAHWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL, RAHWAY 7TH AND … old, in eighth grade, and a member of her school basketball team. On June 11, 2013, plaintiff participated in a … [came] running down, like, I guess, because he wanted to get the ball, and it was offensive rebound I was going for. …
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… erred by finding DCPP had proven the fourth prong of the best interest test—whether termination of parental rights … with her mother. If she had to be adopted, she wanted to get to know the family. DCPP's adoption supervisor testified … occur; this would be negative for the children in the same way. When asked to compare the harm that would result if …
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… erred by finding DCPP had proven the fourth prong of the best interest test—whether termination of parental rights … with her mother. If she had to be adopted, she wanted to get to know the family. DCPP's adoption supervisor testified … occur; this would be negative for the children in the same way. When asked to compare the harm that would result if …
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… participants in [the] evaluation can mitigate . . . ." Ultimately, Dr. Singer recommended the Division continue … the Division was attempting to keep Sara and her siblings together, and Jane and Wyatt's home had not yet been approved … any conclusions as to whether or not it[ was] in [Sara]'s best interests to be removed from her current placement …
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… participants in [the] evaluation can mitigate . . . ." Ultimately, Dr. Singer recommended the Division continue … the Division was attempting to keep Sara and her siblings together, and Jane and Wyatt's home had not yet been approved … any conclusions as to whether or not it[ was] in [Sara]'s best interests to be removed from her current placement …
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… SHOULD HAVE HEARD ALL INTERRELATED MOTIONS FOR JUDGMENT TOGETHER (5T5-8)(5T13)(6T5-7)(6T8-10)………………………………… 27 III. GT … A-004072-23 iii TABLE OF AUTHORITIES Cases Beachcomber Coins, Inc. v. Boskett, 166 N.J. Super. 442, 445 (App. Div. … N.J. Super. 488 (App. Div. 2003) ……………33 Marioni v. 94 Broadway, Inc., 374 N.J. Super. 588, 599-600 (App. Div. 2010) …
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… [was] consistent with that of [T.K.'s] Treatment Team." By way of background, Dr. Mandani testified that when T.K. was … motivation continued to fluctuate." She noted T.K. "would get angry when challenged in group. He would use profanity. … of appropriate treatment where feasible, designed to permit ultimate release to the community." In re Commitment of …
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… [was] consistent with that of [T.K.'s] Treatment Team." By way of background, Dr. Mandani testified that when T.K. was … motivation continued to fluctuate." She noted T.K. "would get angry when challenged in group. He would use profanity. … of appropriate treatment where feasible, designed to permit ultimate release to the community." In re Commitment of …
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… [was] consistent with that of [T.K.'s] Treatment Team." By way of background, Dr. Mandani testified that when T.K. was … motivation continued to fluctuate." She noted T.K. "would get angry when challenged in group. He would use profanity. … of appropriate treatment where feasible, designed to permit ultimate release to the community." In re Commitment of …
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… in October 2021. The parties never married but resided together until December 2022. Months later, plaintiff filed a … sure that the child was not in distress or harmed in any way during plaintiff's parenting time. 3 3 Defendant denied … circumstances of the plaintiff and defendant; (4) The best interests of the victim and any child; (5) In …