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… by law shall be unaffected by the adoption of these rules. For convenience in reference certain existing … the place of a parent, or (c) such spouse or partner is the complainant. (3) An accused in a criminal action has no … would be a basis for a reasonable inference of the commission of such a crime, or (c) is a clue to the …
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… NO.: BER-L- HON. RACHELLE L. HARZ, J.S.C. MASTER LONG FORM COMPLAINT AND JURY DEMAND MASTER LONG FORM COMPLAINT AND … See, FDA.report/MAUDE/. 11 See, ANSM.SANTE.FR – website for French Agency. 12 See, … in tracking medical devices to assess risk and benefit profiles. ALLERGAN STYLE 168 SALINE FILLED BREAST IMPLANT …
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… financial situation" absent a civil reservation, we part company with the trial court's decision that defendant satisfied the requisite "good cause" standard for entry of the civil … reservation. In McIntyre-Caufield, we reiterated two examples of good cause under Rule 3:9-2: (1) "to remove an …
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… after the East Orange Police Department (EOPD) issued complaint-warrants; seven years after the alleged victim, … 186 N.J. 473 (2006),] BECAUSE THE STATE'S DELAY WAS RECKLESS AND CAUSED ACTUAL PREJUDICE TO THE DEFENSE. U.S. Const. … 461 U.S. at 563. Because our Supreme Court has not revisited the standard since its decision in Townsend, we …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Docket No. L-0727-17. Keefe Law Firm, … plaintiff resided in a two-unit residential structure on Commercial Avenue in New Brunswick with her husband, A.S. … third parties with whom an agent deals. This focus is inapposite to many instances of tort liability. . . . [A]pparent …
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… whether defendant is entitled to trade secrets of a private company for the sole purpose of challenging at a Frye1 … independent access in an adversarial system is a prerequisite to meaningful cross-examination of the State's expert … to a laboratory, where analysts determined that the samples from the guns and one from the mask failed to meet the …
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… settlement agreement, either in whole or in part, under the common law right of access to public records, see Bergen … charged in a PNDA seeking his termination with conduct unbecoming and other sufficient causes following an internal … his service and salary, and approved his service retirement less that partial forfeiture. Having obtained those minutes, …
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… MD, NKECHI ONYEKA, RN, ELITIOS RICHMOND, RN, CYNTHIA BENALES, RN, NEWARK BETH ISAREL MEDICAL CENTER, Defendants, and … activator (tPA), she would have realized a better outcome. The jury found defendant breached the applicable … establishes "both the duty to attempt rescue and the requisite causal connection between breach of that duty and the …
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… robbery (count two),1 felony murder (count three), and a lesser-included offense of third-degree receiving stolen … THE CRIME AT ISSUE, NOT THE ABSENCE OF DURESS, AS A PREREQUISITE TO A CONVICTION. (Not Raised Below) POINT II THE TRIAL … THAT CASE: THE REPEATED USE OF "AND/OR" LANGUAGE IN THE ACCOMPLICE- LIABILITY JURY INSTRUCTION COULD HAVE EASILY LED …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 16-04- 0671. Steven D. Altman … THE JURY INSTRUCTIONS ON SELF-DEFENSE WERE FATALLY INCOMPLETE. POINT II DEFENDANT'S CONVICTION MUST BE REVERSED[] … testimony of Kampf's dishonesty, "the jury may have discredited [her] testimony and come to a different result . . …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 10-10-1436. Frank J. Pugliese, … 1999, M.E.'s husband discovered information on their family computer that referenced defendant and H.B. He contacted New … and Permanency (DCPP). N.J.S.A. 9:3A-10. 3 We do not comment on the admissibility of this evidence, as it was …
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… the record in light of the applicable legal principles, we are convinced there is substantial credible evidence … month-old daughter, J-L.G. (Judy). On weekends, Jane visited Joe at the home he shared with his paramour and Kevin, … and stuck his tongue in her mouth. Jane 2 The Division's complaint asserted Ben abused or neglected Jane, but the …
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… on second-degree endangering, and what the parties termed a lesser included disorderly persons offense of simple assault. When the court asked counsel for comments on the proposed jury instructions, defense counsel … to K.A.’s report. A DCPP caseworker, Jacqueline Alvarez, visited defendant’s home and conducted interviews with the …
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… falsely accused him of four armed robberies that were committed in Newark in January 2015 and unlawfully arrested … plaintiff, and because Stabile’s belief that plaintiff committed the robberies was objectively unreasonable, … leave to file an interlocutory appeal in accordance with Rules 2:2-4 and 2:5-6. 1. The NJCRA provides a remedy for …
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… charges in Superior Court. The State, in turn, agreed to recommend that defendant be sentenced to 180 days on each … 244 N.J. 344 (2020). HELD: Laurick relief and the principles underlying the prohibition against the use of … convictions. Ibid. The Appellate Division reached the opposite result in State v. Faison, 452 N.J. Super. at 394-95. …
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… class of permissive users of the dealership’s loaner vehicles notwithstanding the compulsory bodily injury liability coverage required for all … stated limit. In Potenzone, the Court reached the opposite conclusion, reforming an offending business auto …
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… WHL provides that an employer shall “pay each employee not less than 1 ½ times such employee’s regular hourly rate for … The WHL, however, creates an exemption from that overtime compensation requirement for employees of a “trucking … to a driver’s complaint that he was not paid the requisite overtime wages for hours worked in excess of forty per …
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… the trial court’s decision dismissing plaintiff Amy Skuse’s complaint against her former employer, Pfizer, Inc., and … to be enforced. If you begin or continue working for the Company sixty (60) days after receipt of this Agreement, … arbitration agreements, under general contract principles. For any waiver-of- rights provision to be effective, …
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… of child pornography separate from those found on his computer. At Miller’s sentencing hearing, the trial judge … victim; aggravating factor three, the risk defendant will commit another offense; and aggravating factor nine, the … the child pornography [was] distinct from his making the files available by way of the [p]eer-to-[p]eer programs.” The …
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… A review board evaluated applications and made recommendations to the Freeholder Board, which approved final … Morris County resident and taxpayer, (plaintiffs), filed a complaint in Superior Court that named the Freeholder Board, … 50-51) 6. The Court does not unwind the awards. The principles outlined above will apply prospectively. (p. 52) The …