· 1/24/2002
Div. of Youth & Family Serv. v. Robert M.
Citations
- 788 A.2d 888
- 347 N.J. Super. 44
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- noting that the abuse of one child may pose a danger to other children in the household.
- explaining the law guardian’s role to \zealously advocate the client’s cause\ on the minor’s behalf (citation omitted)
- indicating in the context of a Title 9 abuse and neglect case that \the criminal justice system acts separately . . . [from] the civil system\
- finding by trial court of a prima facie case of medical neglect, where a doctor testified about the scope of the child's injuries, that they did not appear self-inflicted, and that the parents' failure to obtain medical care contributed to the child's death
- finding by trial court of a prima facie case of medical neglect, where a doctor testified about the scope of the child's injuries, that they did not appear self-inflicted, and that the parents' failure to obtain medical care contributed to the child's death
- \[T]he alleged treatment of [one child] could be a dangerous harbinger to one or more of the others.\
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Judges: Judges Stern, Eichen and Collester
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