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… terms. We are satisfied that a plain reading of the remand order clearly directs the sentencing court to provide the …
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… the water, looking sideways directly at him. Capriotti was ordered to show his 4 Apparently Swankoski and Bordonaro … claimed that "[he] suffer[ed] from post-traumatic stress disorder [PTSD] as a result of the incident," and could no … Glass affirmed his initial diagnosis of an adjustment disorder with anxiety and depression.6 Dr. Glass noted …
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… it was a shooting . . . ." Green responded, "[w]ell, in order for you to be dead something has to happen to you and …
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… in a melee trying to break up [a] fight and restore order." He was injured during the struggle. He received …
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… Nor does harm to the child need to be intentional in order to substantiate a finding of abuse or neglect. See …
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… applicable evidentiary rules . We review a trial court's orders, not its reasoning, Do-Wop Corp. v. City of Rahway, …
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… dwelling, unless he was the initial aggressor . . . . In order to succeed on a self-defense claim where the defendant …
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… . This can only be corrected by affirming the trial judge's order granting defendant's motion for a new trial. The judge …
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… left ear, but no neurological abnormalities. Dr. Liner also ordered a CAT scan and the result showed no fractures, …
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… the remark was withdrawn promptly, and whether the court ordered the remarks stricken from the record and instructed …
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… or failed to act, in accordance with that guilty mind, in order to facilitate the principal’s commission of the …
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… prosecutors’ offices. J.M.’s motion was denied in a brief order. In denying H.D.’s motion, the Essex County Superior …
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… argues that Rule 4:58, by its plain language, compels the ordering of litigation expenses, including attorney’s fees, …
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… Defendant was placed on parole supervision for life and ordered to comply with the restrictions and supervision of …
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… and the moving party is entitled to a judgment or order as a matter of law.” R. 4:46-2(c). In Brill v. …
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… to make a prima facie showing of a change in value in order to obtain a plenary hearing. Ibid. In the instant …
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… and that the moving party is entitled to a judgment 5 or order as a matter of law.” R. 4:46-2. In Brill v. Guardian …
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… evidence included a detective's testimony that the data recorder from defendant's vehicle recorded the rate of … The maximum speed was reached after 4.65 seconds. The recorder also 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:11-5(a) provides in part: "Criminal … at the presentment contained the information from the recorder. The detective, describing the seventy-two percent …
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… taxes on each residence by $166 – not $182 – per year in order to recover those costs previously paid for by Loch …
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… with them, and stated they needed defendant's statement in order to assess his need for "help." However, it was not …