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… numbness that became "stabbing sharp pains." Dr. Vega recommended physical therapy. On July 25, 2012, plaintiff saw … was negative for tenderness"; "negative spasm or trigger points"; "deep tendon reflexes in lower extremities were … "was negative for focal tenderness," spasms, and trigger points, and showed "[a] very normal . . . neck." To avoid …
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… curiae Advanced Medical Technology Association, Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America, and the National … of mesh removal was through published data from other studies. At an internal company meeting in June 2003, Ciarrocca … A-5151-17 possible." They further noted that no reported studies mentioned "the more worrying retraction phenomenon and …
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… J., writing for the Court. The Court determines whether commercial landowners owe a duty to clear snow and ice from … of the ongoing storm rule is that it is categorically inexpedient and impractical to remove or reduce hazards from snow … tests that address a reasonableness standard instead. NJAJ points out that a duty of reasonable care on commercial …
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… sufficiently pled a class action against defendants for noncompliance with the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003 (FACTA) such that their complaint should have survived a motion to dismiss under … risk of identity theft and credit/debit card fraud. The complaint alleged that “there are, at a minimum, thousands …
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… wearing the ankle bracelet causes him physical discomfort and has burdened his life in numerous ways. H.R. and … ,’” (quoting N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.90(e)). The Board also points to SOMA’s language about deterrence and … high recidivism rates and, according to some studies, are four to five times more likely to commit a new sex …
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… switching to witness mode, he set the witness up at a computer, explained how to scroll through photos with six on … for the trial judge to consider the full range of remedies in Rule 3:11(d). The Court granted the State’s motion … of last resort, and judges should explain why other remedies in Rule 3:11(d) are not adequate before barring …
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… loaded with eight rounds. The State charged defendant in a complaint-warrant with second-degree unlawful possession of … violates the CJRA and his right to due process. Defendant points to several parts of the statute in support of his … The Association echoes the State’s arguments. Among other points, the CPANJ asserts that any discussion about whether …
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… Major arrived on the scene as backup. Officer Major was accompanied by a narcotics canine. Upon Officer Major’s … sniff does not prolong the stop beyond the time required to complete the stop’s mission. 1. The Fourth Amendment to the … that the driver of a vehicle, or its occupants, is committing a motor-vehicle violation or a criminal or …
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… the disorderly persons offense of criminal mischief. The complaint-warrant specified that Montalvo was charged with … self[-]defense, is limited only to cases of spontaneous and compelling danger.” Minutes later, the jury found Montalvo … surrounding circumstances and the machete’s status as an uncommon item sufficiently supported the jury’s verdict. The …
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… of her home. Detective John Steet of the State Police accompanied him. The detectives arrived at Brown’s apartment, … the defense of qualified immunity was discussed at various points during the proceedings, the issue was not fully … for leave to appear as amicus curiae. II. A. The State points to United States Supreme Court precedent in arguing …
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… of third-degree theft by deception, third-degree theft by computer, third- degree wrongful impersonation, third-degree … medical services for the municipality. Morrison did not commit the offense of official misconduct because he was not … that defendant performed a governmental function, the State points to the comparable legislative benefits, privileges, …
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… determines whether a trial court that has found a defendant competent to stand trial on criminal charges may compel her to assert an insanity defense, based on the … over more than a decade, defendant June Gorthy attempted to commence a relationship with C.L., a mental health therapist …
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… drivers to dim their high beams only when approaching an oncoming vehicle within 500 feet. The Court granted the … because it is not fully consonant with the interests embodied in Article I, Paragraph 7 of the State Constitution. … time because the issue was of no moment. Generally, “the points of divergence developed in proceedings before a trial …
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… fees to be assessed against an executor or a trustee who “commits the pernicious tort of undue influence,” to a person … and used fee-shifting, in lieu of other claims and remedies, to achieve equitable relief for the Estate in this … not equate with a compensatory award.” Ibid. When those remedies prove inadequate, a compensatory award, and in turn a …
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… by N.J. to conclude that defendant had a tendency to commit criminal acts. The jury found defendant guilty of … that incident. The assaults of K.M. and N.J. had certain common elements, but when evidence of a prior sexual assault … inadvertently, by a jury as evidence of a propensity to commit criminal acts. Here, the logical relationship between …
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… Defendant told his uncle that he knew where his parents’ bodies were buried and that one other person was involved. … Defendant also said that Taylor helped dispose of their bodies. Police found the bodies buried in a shallow grave in … ambiguous, officers are required to stop the interrogation completely, or to ask only questions narrowly directed to …
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… provides: Buyer agrees that if it should fail or refuse to complete this transaction within fourteen days after the … This appeal followed. Plaintiffs raise the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE THE TRIAL COURT … purchase order, i.e., the APA, which provided that it "embodie[d] the entire agreement and understanding, and …
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… provides: Buyer agrees that if it should fail or refuse to complete this transaction within fourteen days after the … This appeal followed. Plaintiffs raise the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE THE TRIAL COURT … purchase order, i.e., the APA, which provided that it "embodie[d] the entire agreement and understanding, and …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS JOSEPH BEZZONE, JR., et al., SUPERIOR … for defendants. I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION This matter comes before the Court by application of Paul H. … Supor in exchange for ten percent of the value created. The complaint alleges that in February of 2016, Bezzone began …
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… Nor did the trial court abuse its discretion or otherwise commit reversible error in allowing one of the victims to … two weeks prior to the home invasion, the intruder had come to the house asking for her father. Rosette also … States Constitution and this state's common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and evidence rule, …