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… of the accident. Goyco filed a verified complaint and an order to show cause, asking the trial court to direct …
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… of the institution on certain terms and conditions, in order to prepare for his eventual return to society." State …
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… to limit and regulate the marijuana businesses in its borders, or to prohibit them entirely. Some members of the … an ordinance to allow marijuana dispensaries within its borders. The residents and marijuana businesses of this state … it may deem necessary and proper for the good government, order and protection of persons and property, and for the …
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… goal because of circumstances unknown to the defendant. In order for you to find defendant guilty of attempted murder, …
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… Kin[g] Ranch style pick-up truck with, like, a cream border." One of the EMTs testified the weather was "snowy" …
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… N.J.S.A. 13:1D-111, the Legislature recognized that in order to be an efficient regulatory agency, the DEP must be …
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A-26-24 Supplemental Respondent Brief
Briefs
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… proceedings are initiated with the issuance of an order to show cause (OTSC), which may be triggered by any of …
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… court charged the jury on witness tampering, as follows: In order for you to find defendant guilty of violating the …
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… access to mobile devices and lack of sufficient data in order to interface with the courts whether through virtual …
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… Acting Commissioner, issued a final decision and order adopting the ALJ's initial decision disapproving …
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… that the court instruct the jury on simple assault, a disorderly persons offense, and mutual fighting, a petty disorderly persons offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(a). The State … sheet did not reference the lesser-included petty disorderly persons offense of simple assault by mutual …
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… because the School Board and RBCS entered into a consent order resolving the litigation. The subsequent renewal …
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… and endangering the welfare of a child convictions were ordered to run concurrently with the sentence for aggravated …
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… she did not have any reason to believe if Zaid were ordered to relocate to Texas that he could not flourish … his 10 Dr. Wells diagnosed Kim with an alcohol use disorder, bipolar disorder, and possible borderline personality disorder. Because …
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… defendant that he would be "placed under arrest for disorderly conduct" if he did not calm down. Sara also could … "[defendant] was going to be placed under arrest for disorderly conduct and agg[ravated] assault on a police … defendant to place him under arrest, "giving him orders to stop resisting" and to "put [his] hands behind …
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… cross-examination of the neighbor about her memory of the order of the vehicles as they pulled away from defendant's …
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… for someone convicted of a first-degree offense, because in order to do so, the court explained, "the mitigating must …
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… the laboratory certificate report for the testing he ordered of the CBD products used by McGee Dr. Sawyer's …
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… M'Naghten test with modern concepts of mental disorders, the Legislature has not done so. Nor has our Supreme … a severe intellectual disability, alcohol and PCP use disorders, bipolar disorder, and possible schizophrenia spectrum disorder. The …
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… comply with N.J.S.A. 2A:53A-27. The court later issued an order denying plaintiff’s motion to amend her complaint …