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… Administrative Conference on June 2, 1998, approved the recommendation of the Criminal Practice Committee for revision to the Judgment of Conviction. The … of a Motor Vehicle In June 1997 the Supreme Court, after recommendation from the Criminal Practice Committee, approved …
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… the summary judgment dismissal of her dental malpractice complaint against defendant William B. Megill, D.D.S. Judge … March 29, 2018 2 A-0193-16T3 plaintiff's July 2, 2014, complaint was time-barred, because the cause of action arose … Lynch v. Rubacky, 85 N.J. 65, 70 (1981). As she filed her complaint over two years after that, see N.J.S.A. 2A:14-2, …
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… without offering or intimating any view about the parties' competing allegations in that regard, we remand for findings …
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… missing court appearances — up about 4 percentage points — the effect on the time it takes to resolve cases … of defendants released without conditions, 88%. The comparable figure for Cape May and Cumberland counties was … but Atlantic officials should review their practices and outcomes to ensure they’re not erring on the side of …
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Administrative Directives
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… Administrative Conference on June 2, 1998, approved the recommendation of the Criminal Practice Committee for revision to the Judgment of Conviction. The … of a Motor Vehicle In June 1997 the Supreme Court, after recommendation from the Criminal Practice Committee, approved …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … In April 2023, plaintiffs Joseph and Renah Lazarus commenced this action to foreclose on a mortgage they hold … Lily, in recent prior proceedings plaintiffs Lazarus complained their right to proceed on their part of the …
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… defendant as the driver. Defendant told the officer he was coming from a local bar and heading home. Because … during instructions; stopping walking before the test is complete; failing to walk heel-to-toe on every step; … with the municipal prosecutor, vigorously argued legal points, effectively cross- examined the State's witnesses, …
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… may not have been summarized.) David Spade v. Select Comfort Corp. (A-57-16) (078611) Argued November 8, 2017 -- … 2. Is a consumer who receives a contract that does not comply with the Furniture Delivery Regulations, but has not suffered any adverse consequences from the noncompliance, an “aggrieved consumer” under the TCCWNA? In …
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… The Court considers whether the “Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome” (CSAAS) has a sufficiently reliable … show general acceptance of CSAAS in the relevant scientific community, and concluded that there was consensus only as to … this appeal is the CSAAS evidence that surfaced at various points during trial. Defendant tried to bar the testimony in …
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… driver’s high beams are on when his vehicle approaches an oncoming vehicle. Here, Officer Cohen testified without … concluded that the stop could not be justified based on the community-caretaking exception to the warrant requirement … car violated the high-beam statute because there were no oncoming vehicles approaching it. In light of the unambiguous …
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… question was newly discovered and would have altered the outcome of his trial, or his counsel had the critical evidence … made an anonymous telephone call to Jersey City Police Communications and claimed that Rabb and LaCue were … with relatives. During his testimony, Hannah made several points. He stated that at the time of the killings of …
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… failing to act with reasonable diligence. Sixth, no other competent counsel was prepared to try the case: defendant … not yet approached his family or private counsel. As to the complexity of the case, the eighth factor, no defendant can … counsel of choice in accordance with settled case law. To accomplish that, trial judges should ask defendants questions …
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… confirmed Rafferty “was the only one who was willing to come in and give a statement.” Abate testified he obtained … entirety, the detective’s testimony, in context, did not compel the inference that he had superior knowledge … of defendant’s position, the Public Defender adds three points. First, phrases such as “upon information received” …
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… or of low moral character, but rather to demonstrate who committed the acts at issue. The Rape Shield Law does not … represents sufficient evidence that another person may have committed the crime for which defendant was on trial. (pp. … used as evidence of third-party guilt. Regardless of these points, the State also argues the failure to admit the …
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… including one for a wiretap of, and another for further communications data from, defendant’s cell phone. According … safety and the preservation of evidence as reasons for not complying with the warrant requirement. He did not identify … he traveled in the afternoon from New York City to various points in Bergen County, visiting in the early evening the …
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… to determine whether the search of defendant’s hotel room comported with the dictates of both the Federal and State … officer radioed Officer Armstrong, requesting that he come to the “security podium” in the casino. There, … departed. In Officer Armstrong’s experience, it was not uncommon for a victim to leave after reporting a crime, …
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… disability early retirement in 2009. Plaintiff filed a complaint, asserting negligence claims and seeking … been correct. Generally, erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to be reversible error. (pp. 15-16) 2. … at 688. Generally, “‘erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to be reversible error.’” McClelland v. …
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… a small item to the buyer. The trooper also observed, coming from 815 Line Street, a third unknown black male who … As evidence that 820 Line Street was abandoned, the State points to, among other things, the “broken first-floor … has an owner of record. Indeed, it is recognized that “for common law purposes real property cannot be abandoned.” …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY HUDSON … that may have been abused.”4 Expert testimony further points to a glaring lack of data supporting CSAAS. The State … are wholly misplaced. As stated previously, one of the few points on which all parties appear to agree is that CSAAS is …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … the provision until now. Ibid. In support, Plaintiff points to Defendants’ word choice in the Seventh and Ninth … of the adverse party or by leave of court which shall be freely given in the interest of justice. A motion for leave …