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… record and applicable principles of law, we affirm. I. A jury convicted defendant of first-degree murder, N.J.S.A. … or contradictory; and (3) would probably change the jury's verdict (if a new trial were granted)." State v. … the newly discovered evidence would likely change the jury's verdict if he were granted a new trial. Finally, we …
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… as alleged in the original complaint, were tried before a jury. During the trial, Palumbo testified she had a prior … should have been made prior to trial. 10 A-1981-15T4 The jury returned a no-cause verdict in Palumbo's favor on all … the plaintiffs' presentation of their case to the jury, and the judgment in favor of [d]efendant Palumbo must …
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… PROCESS DUE TO TRIAL COUNSEL'S FAILURE TO ORDER THE GRAND JURY TRANSCRIPT THEREBY DEPRIVING DEFENDANT OF A MOTION TO … HARRIS TESTIFIED INACCURATELY AND MISLEADINGLY TO THE GRAND JURY AS TO THE BOOT PRINT. POINT XI: THE COURT BELOW ERRED … witnesses, including the eyewitness; (10) order the grand jury transcript, which would have shown that the State …
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… Complaint To Change Name Complaints Complaint With Jury Demand Complaints Complaint-Intervener Judgment/Post- … Circumstance - No Dismissal Motion Motion For Expedited Jury Trial Motion Motion for Immunity Motion Motion For More … - NO DISMISSAL Motion Response CROSS MOTION FOR EXPEDITED JURY TRIAL Motion Response CROSS MOTION FOR IMMUNITY Motion …
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… without an evidentiary hearing. We affirm. I. Tried by a jury in 1999, Coleman was convicted of first-degree … defendant's Miranda,2 Wade,3 and Franks4 motions, and jury trial more than twelve years earlier. In his seven-page … claimed that the trial court erred when it gave deficient jury instructions, failed to suppress his statement, and …
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… record and applicable principles of law, we affirm. I. A jury convicted defendant of first-degree murder, N.J.S.A. … or contradictory; and (3) would probably change the jury's verdict (if a new trial were granted)." State v. … the newly discovered evidence would likely change the jury's verdict if he were granted a new trial. Finally, we …
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… as alleged in the original complaint, were tried before a jury. During the trial, Palumbo testified she had a prior … should have been made prior to trial. 10 A-1981-15T4 The jury returned a no-cause verdict in Palumbo's favor on all … the plaintiffs' presentation of their case to the jury, and the judgment in favor of [d]efendant Palumbo must …
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… is moot and we decline to address the issue. Following a jury trial, defendant Osvaldo Rivera was convicted of first- … felony murder charge. Defense counsel told the jury the following: Now, there is a different aspect with … expert testimony was not conclusive as to penetration, the jury was entitled to rely upon Amanda's testimony to …
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… who opined her "symptoms [were] resultant from axial load injury sustained on 8/20/16." 4 A-2101-22 it would cost a … not even get that far in the case; it might be that the jury hears from you, there might be a motion and that might … credible medical evidence that she has a permanent injury within a 6 A-2101-22 reasonable degree of medical …
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… had "presented a factual basis for a determination by a jury that a dangerous condition with reference to the … created a reasonably foreseeable risk of the kind of injury which was incurred." N.J.S.A. 59:4-2. The judge found, … a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must …
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… judgment. They maintained plaintiff never provided the tax office with a mailing address different than the address of … requirements and plaintiff did not need to "suffer an injury before asserting [her] rights" to the surplus equity. … to allege that a lawsuit will effect a constitutional injury, and assert that as an affirmative defense." In …
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… Lindsay A. McKillop argued the cause for respondent (Law Office of Rajeh A. Saadeh, LLC, attorneys; Lindsay A. … our attention as its having addressed are implicit bias in jury selection, landlord-tenant matters, right to counsel, … section of the general membership with seats reserved for officers, county bar associations, section and committee …
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… fact testimony from the Division caseworkers and police officers. The Division also introduced expert psychological … in her family that were loud enough to prompt a security officer to check on them. According to Freedman, Jane was … middle of a trial, with the presentation of evidence to a jury underway, might reasonably be seen as an attempt to …
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… respondent Planning Board of the Borough of Montvale (Law Offices of Robert T. Regan, attorneys; Mr. Regan, on the … 2802 parcels were placed in a zoning district, in which office buildings, hotels, and scientific and research labs … costs. Findings of fact of a trial judge, sitting without a jury, will not be disturbed on appeal if they are supported …
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… respondent Planning Board of the Borough of Montvale (Law Offices of Robert T. Regan, attorneys; Mr. Regan, on the … 2802 parcels were placed in a zoning district, in which office buildings, hotels, and scientific and research labs … costs. Findings of fact of a trial judge, sitting without a jury, will not be disturbed on appeal if they are supported …
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… Lindsay A. McKillop argued the cause for respondent (Law Office of Rajeh A. Saadeh, LLC, attorneys; Lindsay A. … our attention as its having addressed are implicit bias in jury selection, landlord-tenant matters, right to counsel, … section of the general membership with seats reserved for officers, county bar associations, section and committee …
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… fact testimony from the Division caseworkers and police officers. The Division also introduced expert psychological … in her family that were loud enough to prompt a security officer to check on them. According to Freedman, Jane was … middle of a trial, with the presentation of evidence to a jury underway, might reasonably be seen as an attempt to …
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… judgment. They maintained plaintiff never provided the tax office with a mailing address different than the address of … requirements and plaintiff did not need to "suffer an injury before asserting [her] rights" to the surplus equity. … to allege that a lawsuit will effect a constitutional injury, and assert that as an affirmative defense." In …
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… not relevant under N.J.R.E. 401. The judge concluded the jury could only determine the just compensation of the … court granted the State's motions in limine. At trial, the jury awarded 550B $1,025,689.14 as just compensation for the … what has been consented to by the parties or reflects the jury's verdict to this order." Subsequently, two months …
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… not relevant under N.J.R.E. 401. The judge concluded the jury could only determine the just compensation of the … court granted the State's motions in limine. At trial, the jury awarded 550B $1,025,689.14 as just compensation for the … what has been consented to by the parties or reflects the jury's verdict to this order." Subsequently, two months …