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… as to liability. On March 3, 2021, the court issued two orders and a comprehensive written statement of reasons …
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… his interactions with R.B. and A.F. Pursuant to a pre-trial order entered by the trial court, only the first minute of …
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… services that have been agreed upon, to the family, in order to further the goal of family reunification; (3) …
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… is not admissible to prove the disposition of a person in order to show that such person acted in conformity … not qualified to give opinions on post-traumatic stress disorder because his background was largely in education; (2) … that defendant suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. Defense counsel made no objection to the prosecutor's …
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… is not admissible to prove the disposition of a person in order to show that such person acted in conformity … her morbid obesity to two factors: a "metabolic disorder that prevents [her] body from breaking down fats," and …
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… behavior. He thus posits the judge should have either ordered an N.J.R.E. 104 hearing, provided a limiting … assault and simple assault because a "threat to commit a disorderly persons offense, such as simple assault, does not" …
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… FACTS THAT WERE INCONSISTENT WITH THE JURY'S VERDICT IN ORDER TO SEND A MESSAGE TO THE DEFENDANT AND OTHERS. In …
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… person must knowingly and voluntarily waive one's rights in order for such a waiver to be valid. Id. at 96. The …
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… and that 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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… and that the moving party is entitled to a judgment or order as a matter of law.² N.J. Court Rules 4:46-2(c), In …
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… States v. Morrison, 535 F.2d 223, 228-29 (3d Cir. 1976) (ordering that if the witness invoked her Fifth Amendment …
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… and its conclusion that the officer was justified in "ordering defendants out of the vehicle and subsequently …
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… remarks were withdrawn promptly; and (3) whether the court ordered the remarks stricken from the record and instructed …
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… a briefcase or waving it in the air, is not necessary in order for a victim to form a reasonable belief that the … Dr. Seglin diagnosed defendant as suffering from bipolar disorder and polysubstance abuse. Dr. Seglin, however, did not … with polysubstance abuse and several psychological disorders. In Dr. Schlesinger’s opinion, defendant’s substance …
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… unable to climb into the victim’s bedroom window in order to commit an assault due to the fact that he had …
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… on granting challenges for cause") ( emphasis omitted). 12 Order Amending Rules 18.4 and 18.5 of the Rules of Criminal …
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… delivery of the report violated any discovery rules, orders or deadlines. To the contrary, it appears the report …
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… necessary, apportion fault. On remand, we find no need to order a new trial on damages, which defendants do not …
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… no evidence of same. Even though our November 10, 2016 order transferring this matter to our plenary calendar, …
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… told the jury: Yes, she said that she was told that in order to make it stop, something stop, that she needed to …