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… pro se PCR arguments. Defendant was convicted by a jury of second-degree sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(c)(1) … instruction"; and 3) object to the court's "confusing" jury instruction on the intoxication defense. PCR counsel …
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… that particular plea offer. Thereafter, on the day of jury selection, defendant’s lawyer negotiated a much more … as compared to either the life sentence he faced at a jury trial, or the State’s earlier plea offer to recommend a …
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… cursive.2 Our review of a trial court's findings in a non-jury case is limited. We will not "disturb the factual … N.J. 150, 169 (2011). Factual findings by a judge in a non-jury case "are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, …
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… myself [J.M.], okay. I am defending myself." At trial, the jury acquitted defendant of second-degree aggravated assault (serious bodily injury), N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(1) but found him guilty of third- degree aggravated assault (significant bodily injury), N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(7), and of endangering the …
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… as well as aggravated assaults and weapons offenses. A jury trial was conducted in February and March 2012. The … another man, whom R.D. did not know, had shot him. The jury acquitted defendant of first-degree attempted murder, …
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… facts. On February 9, 2019, plaintiff fell and suffered injury while descending an exterior staircase located in the … the steps" and no one previously reported any 4 A-1284-20 injury using the stairs. The other trustee testified she did … She also asserted the issue of gross negligence presented a jury question. Additionally, plaintiff claimed the Church …
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… the facts. Therefore, it is not necessary, members of the jury, that the State produce witnesses to testify that an … as a result of the defendant’s actions. “Serious bodily injury” means bodily injury which creates a substantial risk of death or which …
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… the facts. Therefore, it is not necessary, members of the jury, that the State produce witnesses to testify that an … beat, cruelly abuse, needlessly mutilate, or cause bodily injury to a living animal or creature by failing to provide … as a result of the defendant’s actions. “Serious bodily injury” means bodily injury which creates a substantial risk …
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… to purposely, knowingly, or recklessly cause bodily injury to a living animal or creature by failing to provide … or recklessly; 2. That the defendant caused bodily injury to a living animal or creature; 3. That the bodily injury was caused by failing to provide the living animal or …
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… there were genuine issues of material fact requiring a jury to resolve that question. The judge found plaintiff … of fact weighed in [] plaintiff's favor would allow a jury to find that the [City] had constructive notice of the … . . . [N.J.S.A.] 59:4-3 a sufficient time prior to the injury to have taken measures to protect against the dangerous …
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… 2C:35�5c requires that this element be determined by the jury. In such a case, this charge would have to be … 2C:35-5c requires that this element be determined by the jury. In such a case, this charge would have to be …
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… and c. require that this element be determined by the jury. Accordingly, this charge may need to be supplemented … and c. require that this element be determined by the jury. Accordingly, this charge may need to be supplemented …
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… and c. require that this element be determined by the jury. Accordingly, this charge may need to be supplemented … and c. require that this element be determined by the jury. Accordingly, this charge may need to be supplemented …
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… made a document or other writing), refer to the alternate jury charge. � N.J.S.A. 2C:21-1a. � N.J.S.A. 2C:20-1v. Page … made a document or other writing), refer to the alternate jury charge. MAKING FALSE GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS (N.J.S.A. …
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… 4/7/14 … ASSAULT BY AUTO OR VESSEL … (SERIOUS BODILY INJURY - Third Degree) … ( N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1c(4)) … ASSAULT BY AUTO OR VESSEL … (SERIOUS BODILY INJURY - Third Degree) … ( N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1c(4)) … The … manner directed at another vehicle and serious bodily injury results. In order for you to find the defendant guilty …
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… has charged these substantive offenses, then remind the jury of those definitions. The mere fact that a juvenile and … has charged these substantive offenses, then remind the jury of those definitions. 4 State v. Laws, 262 N.J. Super. …
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… any Title 39 charge as a lesser included offense, the jury should be advised accordingly. State v. Muniz, 118 N.J. … any Title 39 charge as a lesser included offense, the jury should be advised accordingly. State v. Muniz, 118 N.J. …
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… 1968). This charge is not intended for use in a personal injury action or other action sounding in tort. Cf. Collins v. … aff’d , 64 N.J . 260 (1974), where the court charged the jury on breach of an express warranty in a personal injury action. This charge is based upon N.J.S.A . …
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… to plaintiff’s property). It is for you the members of the jury to determine whether the condition created (and/or … to plaintiff’s property). It is for you the members of the jury to determine whether the condition created (and/or …
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… defect in the product is not the proximate cause of the injury. However, the defendant would not be relieved from … a minimal exposure to the substance can cause the claimed injury or disease, it may be appropriate for the court to instruct the jury that a substantial factor is an “efficient cause” of …