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… risk of re-offense given the lack of remorse, desire to communicate with his children, and lack of insight into his … and that sex offender counseling would not decrease risk of committing again under factor nine and had not given his … severe response of a mistrial" is "peculiarly within the competence of the trial judge, who has the feel of the case …
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… the motion judge granted defendants summary judgment. In a comprehensive written opinion, the judge found that the … defendants performed a deficient repair, without drawing a comparison of the sidewalk before and after the alleged 6 … on a question of law. See Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995) (noting no …
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… The municipal prosecutor 4 A-1196-20 explained that "communication issues between [his] office and Barnegat … are generally accepted as accurate by the scientific community." Cassidy, 235 N.J. at 488. 5 A-1196-20 serviced … upon the State clearly identified . . . . The judge posited that the issue was "whether the digital thermometer …
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… a motor vehicle stop where it was safe to do so. The Jeep complied by immediately pulling over onto the shoulder. The … "[h]er eyes were a little glassy." When asked where she was coming from, defendant responded that she was coming from Ott's, a bar located "[a]pproximately …
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… a home on Kendles Run Road (the home) in Moorestown. Before completing the sale, plaintiff's realtor hired defendant1 to … July 2003, entitled Technical Guidance for Inspections of Onsite Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems (NJDEP … requested from the homeowners prior to inspection, and compared to the information gathered during the inspection: …
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… not the result of pre-existing disease alone or in combination with the work, has occurred and directly … on August 18, 1997. Prior to taking the position, L.P. had completed the police academy, which included "swimming and . … into her search and directed her to exit the pond. She complied and exited the pond without assistance. The NBFD …
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… charge the following paragraph) Whether the killing is committed purposely or knowingly, causing death or serious … doubt that (insert victim’s name) died from medical complications that resulted from injuries caused by … Accordingly, to aid the ultimate determination, the Code points expressly to the factors to be weighed in judgement: …
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… 2 involuntary dismissal of plaintiff's personal injury complaint, pursuant to Rule 4:37-2(b).1 We reverse. On February 24, 2017, plaintiff filed a complaint seeking damages for personal injuries allegedly … accident, and Dr. He was expected to provide the requisite medical evidence. Indeed, the record reveals that Dr. …
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… the statements on appeal. In accordance with the State's recommendation per the plea agreement, the judge sentenced … weapons offense. Before us, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT DID NOT … COURT'S REJECTION OF MITGATING FACTORS WAS NOT SUPPORTED BY COMPETENT, CREDIBLE EVIDENCE IN THE RECORD. We have …
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… of $365,500. After reducing the verdict to reflect the comparative negligence finding, the resultant award for … of the jury merely because he would have reached the opposite conclusion; he is not a thirteenth and decisive juror. … judicial conscience. In support of this argument, plaintiff points to the valuation of the case by the arbitrator and …
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… one percent each. Plaintiffs required working capital to complete the transaction, so Vassallo and Patsaros arranged … transferred fifty thousand dollars to Vassallo, who deposited the funds in his attorney trust account. Vassallo … became an issue in the litigation. Plaintiffs later filed a complaint against Vassallo, Patsaros, and 130 Star …
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… DID NOT HAVE PROBABLE CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT [DEFENDANT] COMMITTED A VIOLATION OF N.J.S.A. 2C:33-2.1. THEREFORE, THE … raise the issue before the trial judge, defendant maintains freedom from constitutionally defective arrests is a matter … . . . ."). The United State Supreme Court recognized the freedom to loiter for innocent purposes is part of the …
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… argued the cause for respondents (Law Office of Viscomi & Lyons, attorneys; Christopher S. Byrnes, on the … sternum. Although the sprains and fractured sternum healed completely after approximately eight to nine weeks, … appeal followed. On appeal, plaintiff raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE JURY INSTRUCTIONS …
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… and psychological evaluations and to follow any treatment recommendations. Defendant was also required to complete the Alternatives to Domestic Violence Counseling … argues the trial court improperly analyzed the requisite factors of Rule 5:3-5(c). Specifically, defendant …
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… court's order granting summary judgment dismissal of her complaint alleging gender discrimination, hostile work … Youth Correctional Facility (MYCF) for conduct unbecoming an employee and undue familiarity with an inmate. … of our decision, these is no reason to address the other points raised by plaintiff. In conclusion, we reverse the …
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… defendant's appeal was pending. He raises the following points for our consideration: 3 A-2237-19 POINT I THE … "No," to Question 1(a) on the jury sheet: "In the course of committing the [r]obbery did [defendant] threaten the … observed: "Defendant presented as relatively relaxed and comfortable, at ease, and readily responsive and conversant …
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… short time later walking on the otherwise empty street opposite the victim's house. A black male, defendant was wearing … him to stop and get on the ground. Defendant ignored the command and as he ran he twice discarded what turned out to … "What must be taken into account is the strength of those points of comparison which do match up and whether the …
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… a curb then continued down a road that transitioned from commercial to residential. Traveling approximately forty … OF INADMISSIBLE POLICE RADIO TRANSMISSIONS. C. THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN, WHILE ATTEMPTING TO … We address the trial court's decision for the sake of completeness. 12 A-2958-17T2 detailed in the earlier report …
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… against defendant based upon allegations that defendant had committed predicate acts of harassment and assault on March 19, 2019. The TRO contained the following complaints of abuse: Victim stated she was involved in an … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 11 A-4817-18T4 POINT I THE …
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… 2C:25-17 to -33. He also appeals the dismissal of his complaint under the PDVA seeking a temporary restraining … the trial judge dismissed S.M.'s domestic violence complaint against J.M. and vacated the TRO that had 3 … officers arrested J.M. That same day, S.M. filed a complaint and obtained a TRO against J.M., with J.M. filing …