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… apprehension, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-3(b)(4). In September 2010, a jury convicted him on all counts. After merging the weapons … he received a [forty-five] year sentence, by allowing the jury to have unfettered access to his recorded statements inside the jury room during deliberations, and by failing to call his …
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… term (FET). We dismiss the appeal as moot. In 1999, a grand jury returned a twenty-three-count indictment charging … sexual offenses involving three adolescent male victims. A jury convicted Hilkevich of sixteen offenses, and the court … Div. Mar. 5, 2003) (slip op. at 13). At the retrial, the jury convicted Hilkevich of: two counts of aggravated sexual …
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… Because the judge determined plaintiff's personal injury protection (PIP) coverage under her own automobile … for future medical expenses. The matter was tried before a jury over five days. At the conclusion of the testimony, the jury found plaintiff sustained a permanent injury as a …
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… not newly discovered evidence that would have changed the jury verdict we affirm, substantially for the reasons set … We add the following comments. Defendant was convicted by a jury of three counts of attempted murder and related … to the No Early Release Act N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2, following a jury trial. The conviction was affirmed on appeal and the …
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… was completely unreliable, would probably not change the jury's verdict, and did not warrant a new trial. Ordinarily, … Henderson died several years earlier. 5 A-4346-16T2 A jury verdict rendered after a fair trial should not be … and that his incredible testimony would not affect the jury's verdict if the case were retried. We owe great …
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… affirm. After a first trial ended in a mistrial, a second jury convicted defendant of murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) … failure to object to certain expert testimony; allowing the jury to hear a witness refer to defendant's "[l]ast … THE FIRST TRIAL, WHICH ENDED IN A MISTRIAL DUE TO THE JURY'S INABILITY TO REACH A UNANIMOUS VERDICT. C. THE …
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… AND THE DECISION CONCERNING THE TRIAL COURT INSTRUCTING THE JURY ON THE LESSER-INCLUDED OFFENSES OF AGGRAVATED … to the case and were introduced by the State to confuse the jury and deflect the real issues in the case concerning … the knives because counsel intended to argue to the jury that the State was overzealous in prosecuting defendant …
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… We affirm. On June 13, 2013, a Hudson County Grand Jury returned an indictment charging defendant with first … identified here as B.A.2 Defendant was tried before a jury from May 1 Without objection from defense counsel, the … R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 A-5301-18 19 to May 21, 2015. The jury found defendant guilty of all charges, including first …
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… (PCR) petition. We affirm. Defendant was tried before a jury from April 3 to April 19, 2012 and convicted of first … predicated on his trial attorney's failure to object to the jury instruction on accomplice liability was rejected by … of counsel based on an alleged failure to object to the jury charges was procedurally barred under Rule 3:22-5. …
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2C:29-9b
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… severed, and are being tried sequentially before the same jury, the following language should be charged if the jury has already found the defendant guilty of either the … is felt that a sufficient time period has elapsed since the jury was given its instructions on that crime or disorderly …
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2C:37-2a(1
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… the indictment alleges that (Read material part of Count to jury) The statute that defendant is accused of violating … 2C:37-2b (2). If a verdict sheet is to be submitted to the jury, the jury's findings on these gradation of offense issues should …
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… We affirm. On June 13, 2013, a Hudson County Grand Jury returned an indictment charging defendant with first … identified here as B.A.2 Defendant was tried before a jury from May 1 Without objection from defense counsel, the … R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 A-5301-18 19 to May 21, 2015. The jury found defendant guilty of all charges, including first …
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… was an independent intervening cause of any subsequent injury, breaking the casual chain and limiting LifeCell's … causes are factual issues which must be resolved by the jury." Davis v. Brooks, 280 N.J. Super. 406, 410, (App. Div. … is regarded as a concurrent cause of the final resulting injury. The causal connection may be broken by a superseding …
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… AND THE DECISION CONCERNING THE TRIAL COURT INSTRUCTING THE JURY ON THE LESSER-INCLUDED OFFENSES OF AGGRAVATED … to the case and were introduced by the State to confuse the jury and deflect the real issues in the case concerning … the knives because counsel intended to argue to the jury that the State was overzealous in prosecuting defendant …
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… affirm. After a first trial ended in a mistrial, a second jury convicted defendant of murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) … failure to object to certain expert testimony; allowing the jury to hear a witness refer to defendant's "[l]ast … THE FIRST TRIAL, WHICH ENDED IN A MISTRIAL DUE TO THE JURY'S INABILITY TO REACH A UNANIMOUS VERDICT. C. THE …
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… (PCR) petition. We affirm. Defendant was tried before a jury from April 3 to April 19, 2012 and convicted of first … predicated on his trial attorney's failure to object to the jury instruction on accomplice liability was rejected by … of counsel based on an alleged failure to object to the jury charges was procedurally barred under Rule 3:22-5. …
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… was completely unreliable, would probably not change the jury's verdict, and did not warrant a new trial. Ordinarily, … Henderson died several years earlier. 5 A-4346-16T2 A jury verdict rendered after a fair trial should not be … and that his incredible testimony would not affect the jury's verdict if the case were retried. We owe great …
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… term (FET). We dismiss the appeal as moot. In 1999, a grand jury returned a twenty-three-count indictment charging … sexual offenses involving three adolescent male victims. A jury convicted Hilkevich of sixteen offenses, and the court … Div. Mar. 5, 2003) (slip op. at 13). At the retrial, the jury convicted Hilkevich of: two counts of aggravated sexual …
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… not newly discovered evidence that would have changed the jury verdict we affirm, substantially for the reasons set … We add the following comments. Defendant was convicted by a jury of three counts of attempted murder and related … to the No Early Release Act N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2, following a jury trial. The conviction was affirmed on appeal and the …
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… Because the judge determined plaintiff's personal injury protection (PIP) coverage under her own automobile … for future medical expenses. The matter was tried before a jury over five days. At the conclusion of the testimony, the jury found plaintiff sustained a permanent injury as a …