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… found gloves worn by defendant during the attacks. A grand jury indicted defendant with first-degree murder (the … N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1 (Count Nineteen). On Count One, the jury found defendant guilty of first-degree aggravated manslaughter of the child. The jury then found him guilty on Counts Two through Eighteen. …
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… court noted there "was substantial evidence from which the jury could have concluded beyond a reasonable doubt that … the "new" evidence was of a nature which would change the jury's verdict if a new trial was granted. The court … to Rule 3:20- 1, the trial judge shall not set aside a jury verdict unless 'it clearly and convincingly appears …
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… civil action will have an impact on the selection of a jury in an Essex County criminal matter. But even if that …
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… We glean these facts from the record. Following a 1997 jury trial, defendant was convicted of capital murder, … and brutally murdered her. In the sentencing phase, the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict regarding the … were not required" under N.J.S.A. 2C:44-6(a) because the "jury . . . imposed [the] sentence, rather than the judge." …
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… providing the breach causes the plaintiff measurable injury or damage. When there has been a minor breach that may have caused the plaintiff injury or damage, it is possible for you to conclude that the … elects to perform, plaintiff can still sue for any injury or damages suffered because of the material breach. …
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… PERJURY … (N.J.S.A … . 2C:28-1) … Page 2 of 4 … Revised 3/30/93 … Page 1 of 4 … PERJURY … ( … N.J.S.A … . 2C:28-1) … The indictment charges this defendant in Count(s) with perjury in violation of 2C:28-1, which provides in pertinent …
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… 2C:12-1a(3)) … The law requires that the Court instruct the jury with respect to possible (lesser) included offenses, … menace, to put another in fear of imminent serious bodily injury. In order for you to find the defendant committed a … … (NAME OF VICTIM) … in fear of imminent serious bodily injury. 2. that the defendant did so by physical menace. The …
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… was not mentioned during witnesses' testimony, muddled the jury charge on identification that was based upon State v. … right to testify: The Court: All right. Before we bring the jury out, [defense counsel], I understand you've had a … [The Court]: Thank you, sir. All right. When the . . . jury is ready we'll bring them in. Although there was no …
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… to amend the name of the corporate entity to "Hagen 1 The jury rendered a no cause of action verdict against the other … individually. During the trial, Allen's attorney told the jury that when Allen was originally hired, he believed his … Defendant's attorney argued that any verdict found by the jury against the employer should reflect the company's …
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… who was convicted of murder and other offenses after a 2010 jury trial, appeals the trial court's NOT FOR PUBLICATION … should have relieved a certain deliberating juror, that the jury charge on a weapons count was flawed, and that his … because a weak alibi witness will tend to poison the jury against a defendant. After considering the testimony, …
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… installation of the court. The trial took place before a jury. At the conclusion of Hudson's proofs, Oval moved for … of the CFA count. The court granted the motion. The jury returned a verdict finding Oval liable for breach of … the dismissal of the Consumer Fraud Act count and the jury's verdict. Thereafter, Hudson filed a timely notice of …
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… installation of the court. The trial took place before a jury. At the conclusion of Hudson's proofs, Oval moved for … of the CFA count. The court granted the motion. The jury returned a verdict finding Oval liable for breach of … the dismissal of the Consumer Fraud Act count and the jury's verdict. Thereafter, Hudson filed a timely notice of …
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2C:24-4b(5)(a)(i)
Charges Document PDF
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… an agreement to distribute, the court should charge the jury on conspiracy. 7 If attempt is alleged, use the Model Jury Charge on Attempt. 8 See N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4b(1). 9 Hice … applicable statute of limitations. If this is an issue, the jury charge should indicate that the jury is to find that …
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… civil action will have an impact on the selection of a jury in an Essex County criminal matter. But even if that …
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… court noted there "was substantial evidence from which the jury could have concluded beyond a reasonable doubt that … the "new" evidence was of a nature which would change the jury's verdict if a new trial was granted. The court … to Rule 3:20- 1, the trial judge shall not set aside a jury verdict unless 'it clearly and convincingly appears …
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… of the case, the State requested the court to instruct the jury regarding their use of the N.J.R.E. 404(b) evidence. … next trial date and the instruction was not given to the jury. 9 A-5692-18 It is clear from our review of the … instruction, the court would have in effect advised the jury that defendant had performed the described acts. That …
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… found gloves worn by defendant during the attacks. A grand jury indicted defendant with first-degree murder (the … N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1 (Count Nineteen). On Count One, the jury found defendant guilty of first-degree aggravated manslaughter of the child. The jury then found him guilty on Counts Two through Eighteen. …
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… who was convicted of murder and other offenses after a 2010 jury trial, appeals the trial court's NOT FOR PUBLICATION … should have relieved a certain deliberating juror, that the jury charge on a weapons count was flawed, and that his … because a weak alibi witness will tend to poison the jury against a defendant. After considering the testimony, …
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… We glean these facts from the record. Following a 1997 jury trial, defendant was convicted of capital murder, … and brutally murdered her. In the sentencing phase, the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict regarding the … were not required" under N.J.S.A. 2C:44-6(a) because the "jury . . . imposed [the] sentence, rather than the judge." …
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… his motion for reconsideration. We affirm. Tried by a jury, defendant was convicted of first-degree murder, … where it would not cause him to lose credibility before a jury. The judge relied heavily on counsel's testimony that … in which counsel presented the identification issue to the jury was based entirely on placing as favorable a slant as …