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… provided the jurors with a roadmap to follow in order to place this evidence in its proper context. State v. …
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… with simple assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:12- 1(a)(1), a disorderly persons offense, and harassment, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4(b), a petty disorderly persons offense. The jury acquitted defendant of … that "where the proofs presented support inclusion of a disorderly persons offense as a lesser-included offense of an …
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… common scheme or plan." R. 3:7-6. However, trial courts may order separate trials of counts if joinder of the offenses …
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… unlawful possession of a weapon conviction. The judge ordered the prison sentences to run concurrently. Because …
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… reason for the action was pretextual. Id. at 804. In order to establish a prima facie case, a plaintiff must …
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… (2) The Jockey Club supported the new regulations; (3) in order to maximize equine welfare it was necessary to …
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… as a persistent offender under N.J.S.A. 2C:44-3(a), and ordering the appropriate mergers, the trial judge found …
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… jeopardize his pension. Ibid. Considering these facts, we ordered him to pay PERS the money he earned instead of all …
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… "[D]efendants need not offer proof of suggestiveness in order to obtain this remedy." State v. Guerino, 464 N.J. …
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… pled guilty to harassment, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4(b),3 a petty disorderly persons offense, in exchange for dismissal of the … to N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4(b), "a person commits a petty disorderly persons offense of harassment if, with purpose to … or threatens to do so." 4 Figueroa's plea to a petty disorderly persons offense eliminated his potential forfeiture …
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… v. Bergen County, 30 N.J. Tax 240, 252 (Tax 2017) (“in order to have a final judgment as to the value of the …
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… (App. Div. 2010), we examined the State's challenge to an order granting the defendant's motion to dismiss an …
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… . . . or was committed to acquire property or monies in order to support the person's drug or alcohol dependency . . …
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… we reverse in part, and affirm in part, the trial court's order granting summary judgment. I. We view the facts in the …
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… (citations omitted).] I would affirm the trial court's order. … ROBERT KATCHEN VS. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE …
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… occupational injuries. In Williams, the Court held that in order to invoke the jurisdiction of the Division in …
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… upon which to lean' . . . in construing a statute"). The order dismissing the indictment is reversed and the matter …
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… the region or Statewide, and [(4)] will contribute to the orderly development of adequate and effective health care …
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… Figurelli agreed these scores would place defendant on the borderline of classification formerly referred to as "mildly … Dr. Figurelli described defendant's functioning as "low borderline to mild intellectually disabled range" with … defendant contends the Division violated trial court's orders to assist him with locating stable housing, and …
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… can seize control of a nominally not-for-profit entity in order to protect the profits of the bondholders. Certainly, …