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… explaining her decision not to merge the convictions as compared to the more comprehensive statement of reasons the judge provided for … of merger is based on the precept that "an accused [who] committed only one offense . . . cannot be punished as if …
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… OF A "LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER." POINT II: THE TRIAL JUDGE COMMITTED PLAIN ERROR WHEN HE FAILED TO CHARGE THE JURY ON … Defendant's theory of the case at trial was that he did not commit an aggravated assault or resist arrest. Defendant … inferences based on the statute's overall structure and composition,' and may consider 'the entire legislative …
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… violated his due-process rights in finding defendant had committed the predicate act of harassment. Unpersuaded by … against defendant. That day, she filed a domestic-violence complaint in which "harassment" was checked as the criminal offense at issue. In the complaint, plaintiff described an incident that had taken …
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… [DEFENDANT] WAS GUILTY OF POSSESSING THE HANDGUN, AND THE ACCOMPANYING INSTRUCTION TO THE JURY THAT IT COULD FIND HE … articulable suspicion that a motor vehicle offense has been committed. 440 U.S. 648, 663 (1979). Such offenses include … stop without any reasonable suspicion that the motorist has committed a crime or other unlawful act." (citing Prouse, …
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… HUGHES JUSTICE COMPLEX • TELEPHONE: (609) 292-4965 • FAX: (609) 292-0690 … because the relief sought simply will allow this Court to complete its consideration of COAH’s present and pending … THE ORDER THAT SUA SPONTE CONCLUDED THAT COAH ACTED IN NONCOMPLIANCE WITH THE RULES OF COURT …
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… the SEH Board to repeal Section 7.13, whether the SEH Board complied with Section 51's procedural safeguards, and … The SEH Board maintains that such a requirement promotes competition in A-1723-16T4 3 the small employer health … the SEH Board correctly relied on Section 51. The SEH Board complied with the procedural safeguards of Section 51, …
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… explaining her decision not to merge the convictions as compared to the more comprehensive statement of reasons the judge provided for … of merger is based on the precept that "an accused [who] committed only one offense . . . cannot be punished as if …
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… which is where the accident occurred. Plaintiffs filed a complaint against defendants, the New Jersey Turnpike … its late presentation. The Court nonetheless holds, for completeness, that plaintiffs’ new theory did not raise an … and thus could not have appeared in any plans. Earle points us to cases holding that compliance with written or …
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… development of the record because, in its view, “the common law does not necessarily preclude the imposition of” … not owe a duty of care in this case. Because Arthur did not commit a tort, GEM cannot be held vicariously liable for his … for GEM as emergency medical technicians (EMTs). In her complaint, plaintiff alleged that Arthur should have …
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… opinion may not have been summarized.) State v. Tawian Bacome (A-9-15) (075953) Argued November 30, 2016 -- Decided … men used and dealt narcotics and the police had received complaints of traffic to and from defendant’s apartment, … ordered S.R. out of the passenger’s seat. Both occupants complied. The detectives questioned the men separately about …
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… Fraud Act, N.J.S.A. 56:8-1 to -184 ("CFA"), and the common law, by making false and exaggerated representations … a disclaimer on defendants' internet website; and (2) the complaint fails to state a claim upon which relief can be … and (b) it does not sufficiently allege the elements of common-law fraud. We reverse the determinations of the trial …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … is what is known in this case. Ventnor is a resort community which borders the Atlantic Ocean and is … Hansen Foundation, receives $129,866 annually in reportable compensation from Ole Hansen & Sons and Enlightened …
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… years of age on June 7, 2009. See infra note 9 and accompanying text. 3 A-3376-18T2 tend to impair or debauch her … INVESTIGATE OR PREPARE A 6 A-3376-18T2 DEFENSE, FAILING TO COMMUNICATE WITH HER CLIENT, AND COERCING HIM TO PLEAD … Strickland prong is particularly demanding. "[T]he error committed must be so serious as to undermine the court's …
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… her car, she heard "whistling" and "talking sounds" coming from the left side of the house. She took care of her … five-feet, seven inches based upon the feel of his body in comparison to her four-foot, eleven-inch height. The … position ignores the remainder of the sentence which points out that the evidence must be sufficient to establish …
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… associated with the street gang, the Mara Salvatrucha (commonly 1 The record does not include a corresponding … the plan "was to contact the victim and get the victim to come out of the house" and "to take him up to the train … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE FAMILY COURT ERRED …
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… testimony" which was significant as the evidence was "completely officer-based." With respect to the juror who was … juror was excused because "[t]he stupid people with guns comment bothered" him and he was concerned regarding … prosecutor contended failed to make eye contact, defendant points to no authority to suggest he is entitled to a …
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… stated that defendant had a participatory interest in the communications with Frommann, which implicated her in the … decedent prior to his death." The judge determined that the community caretaking and emergency aid doctrine justified … and defendant and the CDS seized as a result of these communications, must be suppressed as the fruit of the …
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… pled guilty to the charged offenses in return for a recommendation of five years in prison with three years of … an arrest warrant in a home where the subject is merely a visitor without first obtaining a search warrant." State v. … residing in . . . room 304,'" rather than that he "was a visitor in Brown's room." Ibid. (alteration in original). …
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… teenagers sat behind her. The group began making profane comments to plaintiff and one of them threw an object at … dismissal, arguing plaintiff's claims, as set forth in her complaint, were barred by the Tort Claims Act (TCA), … 5.73, "Common Carriers for Hire" (June 1988). As amicus points out, other states also consider their public …
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… in this matter, appellant's privacy constitutes a compelling interest that outweighs the Judiciary's commitment to transparency. 2 A Joint Stipulation of Facts … rendered its final decision. Appellant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE BOARD'S DECISION …