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… the trial judge finding him guilty of the petty disorderly persons offense of disorderly conduct, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-2(a)(2). Defendant's … evidence supporting his convictions for obstruction and disorderly conduct. For the reasons that follow, we affirm. I. …
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… unpersuaded. Consistent with its "control over the mode and order of interrogating witnesses," N.J.R.E. 611(a), the …
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… arrived, drew his service 4 A-4019-14T4 revolver, and ordered defendant to get on the ground, which he did. … to stand trial, did you find any underlying . . . mental disorder that disabled him in any way from . . . competency to … he was trying to draw the distinction between a mental disorder and a substance-induced mental disorder. The …
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… rulings. 26 A-3817-14T2 agree to promote employees in the order they are listed on a promotional list developed by …
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… with three years of parole ineligibility. The judge ordered the sentence run consecutively to the sentence under …
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… (Teresa) appeals from a November 10, 2021 Family Part order terminating her parental rights to A'N.E.G. (Annie), … evaluation. Teresa was diagnosed with a cannabis use disorder. Substance abuse treatment was recommended, but Teresa … longstanding mental health diagnoses, such as bipolar and borderline personality disorders. As we have stated, …
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… that the custom was followed in a particular instance in order to raise a presumption of mailing and receipt and meet …
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… lower back taken on January 12, 2016, which had been ordered by Dr. Steven Shamash, Simpson's first treating …
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Administrative Directives
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… or human to check, observe, test, track, or watch in order to detect errors, trends, discrepancies, …
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… as a matter of sound law enforcement policy, and in order to conserve resources by avoiding unnecessary arrests, …
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… 146. Accordingly, Respondent submits that if discipline is ordered, that it should be an admonition. WHEREFORE, …
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… request with prejudice, subsequent to the ALJ's Letter Order dated November 17, 2020. In January 2021, D'Amico was …
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… not plead guilty to those charges. Accordingly, the court ordered neither party would be permitted to reference any of …
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… The court also concluded the officers had probable cause to order defendant out of his vehicle, thus seizing defendant, …
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… Protection (N.J.S.A. 2C:3-4)" at 3 (rev. Nov. 13, 2023). In order to succeed on a self-defense claim where the defendant …
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… Protection (N.J.S.A. 2C:3-4)" at 3 (rev. Nov. 13, 2023). In order to succeed on a self-defense claim where the defendant …
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Briefs
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… or to perform a portion of the "services performed" in order to derive a fee under R.P.C. l.5(e). However, among …
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… The appellate court succinctly explained its reasoning: “in order for Weiner to be entitled to a referral fee from a …
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… years, and earned $900 per week. 22 A-1489-22 Defendant was ordered to pay fines and penalties totaling $33,148.50, …
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… swift and firm instruction is better than a delayed one" in order to inhibit any prejudicial evidence from cementing in …