The finding that defendant had abused or neglected his child is reversed as the judge improperly applied a clear and convincing standard without notice to defendant and because the evidence was not sufficient to sustain that determination.
January 17, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services v. T.S., A-1773-11T1; Appellate Division; opinion by Nugent, J.A.D.; decided and approved for publication January 11, 2013. Before Judges Sapp-Peterson, Nugent and Haas. On appeal from the Chancery Division, Family Part, Mercer County, FN-11-55-08. DDS No. 20-2-8717 [22 pp.]
When born prematurely, “Charlie” tested positive for cocaine. His mother identified defendant T.S. as his father.
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