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… Prosecutor, of counsel and on the brief). PER CURIAM A jury convicted defendant in abstentia of third-degree … the reasons that follow, we affirm. An Essex County grand jury charged defendant with one count of third-degree … The State then tried defendant in abstentia and a jury found defendant guilty as charged. Years later, after …
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… follow, we affirm. In November 2006, a Hudson County grand jury returned a 111- count indictment against defendant and … offenses. On March 26, 2007, four months after the grand jury returned the indictment, defendant accepted a plea … Burgess. At a hearing out of the presence of the jury, during questioning by counsel for Burgess, defendant …
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… plaintiff retained an attorney and filed a complaint and jury demand in the Superior Court on April 8, 2011, claiming … did not inform him that he was waiving his right to a jury trial in the Superior Court and his right to seek … file a complaint in the Superior Court to be heard before a jury; of the jurisdictional limitations of the [NJDCR]; and …
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… tracked into the building presented a substantial risk of injury, and that the propensity for danger could have been … a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must … and provides as follows: A public entity is liable for injury caused by a condition of its property if the plaintiff …
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… stores. 3 A-5479-16T3 After defendant's arrest, a grand jury indicted her and DeFreitas, charging them in an … Rican [and] . . . would never be acquitted by a white jury."1 Also, despite her telling counsel she had been … recommended that defendant accept the plea offer because a jury trial would have been a "disaster for . . . defendant," …
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… of the Borough of Carteret, and dismissing her personal injury action under N.J.S.A. 59:1-1 to 12-3, the New Jersey … a dangerous condition on their property that caused her injury. On May 23, 2017, defendants moved for summary … up cones, to protect against the risk. Plaintiff argues a jury could find her use of the slide and pool was 4 …
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2C:12-1b(7)
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… Page 1 of 7 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT - SIGNIFICANT BODILY INJURY N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(7)1 In Count of the Indictment, the … if he . . . [a]ttempts to cause significant bodily injury to another or causes significant bodily injury purposely or knowingly or, under circumstances …
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2C:39-4(a)
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… of the crime and need not be specifically determined by the jury verdict. State v. Camacho, 153 N.J. 54, 69, 72 (1998). The court, therefore should not inquire of the jury through a special interrogatory whether its verdict … person or property, then the court should only instruct the jury on the theory elected throughout the charge. If both …
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… R.1:36-3. August 10, 2017 2 A-5819-13T4 In 2006, a grand jury sitting in Union County charged defendant John Heller … while babysitting the child. Defendant was tried to a jury and convicted of all three counts. Prior to sentencing, … erred in admitting statements of the child/victim; the jury selection was flawed; the State failed to prove the …
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… Prosecutor, of counsel and on the brief). PER CURIAM A jury convicted defendant in abstentia of third-degree … the reasons that follow, we affirm. An Essex County grand jury charged defendant with one count of third-degree … The State then tried defendant in abstentia and a jury found defendant guilty as charged. Years later, after …
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… plaintiff retained an attorney and filed a complaint and jury demand in the Superior Court on April 8, 2011, claiming … did not inform him that he was waiving his right to a jury trial in the Superior Court and his right to seek … file a complaint in the Superior Court to be heard before a jury; of the jurisdictional limitations of the [NJDCR]; and …
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3.11A
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… statements of opinion in the publication complained of, the jury must be instructed that these statements are privileged … interpretation is the issue to be submitted to the jury. See Lawrence v. Bauer Pub. Co., supra; CHARGE 3.11A — … as clear, direct and weighty and convincing as to enable a jury to come to a clear conviction, without hesitancy, of …
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… He was subsequently charged by a Camden County grand jury in a five-count indictment with: first-degree murder, … to dismiss counts four and five of the indictment. The jury then found defendant guilty of counts one, two, and … and visit with him when he was detained, 3) poll the jury after the verdict, 4) investigate and present …
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… the daughter was between the ages of seven and eleven. A jury convicted defendant of two counts of first-degree … testify and called no witnesses. 3 A-0725-19 Following the jury verdict, defendant was sentenced to an aggregate prison … fairness of defendant's trial and on the propriety of the jury verdict that was the product of that trial." State v. …
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… showing of ineffective assistance of counsel. I. In 2013, a jury convicted defendant of sexually assaulting and … THE STATE'S PREJUDICIAL COMMENTS DURING CLOSING TELLING THE JURY THEY COULD RELY UPON THE COLOR OF DEFENDANT'S HANDS TO … the State's closing comment. That comment invited the jury to visually compare the complexion of defendant's hands …
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… entity's conduct was palpably unreasonable are generally jury questions, "like any other fact question . . . [that … could not reasonably be said to have caused plaintiff's injury. Before us, plaintiff essentially argues the evidence … condition," [2] that the condition proximately caused the injury, [3] that it "created a reasonably foreseeable risk of …
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… ASSESS WHETHER DEFENDANT'S WAIVER OF HER RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL WAS KNOWING AND VOLUNTARY UNDER THE TOTALITY OF … trial court improperly allowed her to waive her right to a jury 10 A-1124-15T2 trial without ensuring that her waiver … belated claims concerning the waiver of her right to a jury trial and the violation of her Miranda rights are …
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… Div. Dec 3, 2013) (slip op. at 1-6). Briefly, following a jury trial, defendant was convicted of second-degree … impeach the lead detective with his inconsistent grand jury testimony; and interview key witnesses prior to the day … between the lead detective's trial testimony and grand jury testimony to be "d[e] minim[i]s" and "inconsequential." …
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… December 14, 2017 2 A-0339-16T4 On July 21, 2010, a grand jury indicted defendant for second- degree aggravated sexual … T.B., who, at the time, was incapacitated due to injury and medication. Defendant went to trial, but the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict. On October 28, …
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… follow, we affirm. In November 2006, a Hudson County grand jury returned a 111- count indictment against defendant and … offenses. On March 26, 2007, four months after the grand jury returned the indictment, defendant accepted a plea … Burgess. At a hearing out of the presence of the jury, during questioning by counsel for Burgess, defendant …