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… her to keep what he did a secret or he would "whop" her. A jury convicted defendant of first-degree aggravated sexual … second trial. The first trial ended in a mistrial when the jury was unable to come to a unanimous verdict. 2 State v. … videotaped statement to police, object to portions of the jury charge, and object to certain statements the prosecutor …
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… Defendant answered and discovery ensued. Following a non-jury trial over several days, Judge Rudolph A. Filko entered … determinations made by the trial court sitting in a non-jury case are subject to a limited and well-established … Judge Filko properly recognized that because it was a non-jury trial, he was fully able to hear Brennan's testimony, …
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… Approved 4/18/05 … CAUSING OR RISKING WIDESPREAD INJURY … OR DAMAGE (HAZARDOUS WASTE) … N.J.S.A. 2C:17-2(a)(2) … CAUSING OR RISKING WIDESPREAD INJURY OR DAMAGE … (HAZARDOUS WASTE) … N.J.S.A. 2C:17-2(a)(2) … indictment charges the defendant with causing widespread injury or damage in violation of a statute which provides as …
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… that appropriate cautionary instructions are given to the jury as to the particular meaning of “knowingly” that the jury should use in the context of the case. � See State v. … that appropriate cautionary instructions are given to the jury as to the particular meaning of “knowingly” that the …
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… should not be given. In such a second degree case, the jury should simply be instructed to determine whether the … should not be given. In such a third degree case, the jury should simply be instructed to determine whether the … should not be given. In such a second degree case, the jury should simply be instructed to determine whether the …
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… Defendant answered and discovery ensued. Following a non-jury trial over several days, Judge Rudolph A. Filko entered … determinations made by the trial court sitting in a non-jury case are subject to a limited and well-established … Judge Filko properly recognized that because it was a non-jury trial, he was fully able to hear Brennan's testimony, …
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… from his arrest on the criminal charge. Following a jury trial, which took place in April 2018, appellant was … Based on the Trial Judge's Improper Assumption that the Jury's Acquittal Was Either In Error or that R.A. Could Not … also contends that the trial judge improperly ignored the jury verdict acquitting appellant of the charge of criminal …
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… her to keep what he did a secret or he would "whop" her. A jury convicted defendant of first-degree aggravated sexual … second trial. The first trial ended in a mistrial when the jury was unable to come to a unanimous verdict. 2 State v. … videotaped statement to police, object to portions of the jury charge, and object to certain statements the prosecutor …
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… attempts to inflict or threatens to inflict bodily injury on anyone; or (2) Is armed with or displays what … the facts. Therefore, it is not necessary, members of the jury, that witnesses be produced to testify that an accused … for the entry, then it might be necessary to direct the jury’s consideration to the specific criminal acts alleged …
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… ENHANCED DEFENDANT'S SENTENCE FOR CONDUCT AS TO WHICH THE JURY FOUND HIM NOT GUILTY, NAMELY PURPOSEFUL MURDER. [(Not … We reject defendant's contentions and affirm. I. In 1993, a jury convicted defendant of felony murder, conspiracy to … court enhanced [his] sentence for conduct as to which the jury found him not guilty – purposeful murder." In support …
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… defendant waived his rights to indictment and trial by jury and agreed to plead guilty to an accusation charging … cherished right--to be presumed innocent of crime until a jury of one's peers has determined guilt beyond a reasonable … to confront his or her accusers, and to secure a jury trial." A defendant who pleads guilty also relinquishes …
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… defendant waived his rights to indictment and trial by jury and agreed to plead guilty to an accusation charging … cherished right—to be presumed innocent of crime until a jury of one's peers has determined guilt beyond a reasonable … to confront his or her accusers, and to secure a jury trial." A defendant who pleads guilty also relinquishes …
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… defendant waived his rights to indictment and trial by jury and agreed to plead guilty to an accusation charging … cherished right--to be presumed innocent of crime until a jury of one's peers has determined guilt beyond a reasonable … to confront his or her accusers, and to secure a jury trial." A defendant who pleads guilty also relinquishes …
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… defendant waived his rights to indictment and trial by jury and agreed to plead guilty to an accusation charging … cherished right—to be presumed innocent of crime until a jury of one's peers has determined guilt beyond a reasonable … to confront his or her accusers, and to secure a jury trial." A defendant who pleads guilty also relinquishes …
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A-1896-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… of Health and transitioned to a Department of Health/Health/Officer model. The pertinent language of the Ordinance which … appears in the text, it shall be read to mean the "Health Officer" or "the Township" as appropriate to the context. No … subject to their penalties may know what acts it is their duty to avoid. State v. Saunders, 302 N.J. Super. 509, …
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… summary judgment. The case proceeded to trial before a jury. At the close of plaintiff's case, the City moved for a … to payment. After testimony on the defense case, the jury returned a no cause verdict in the City's favor on … exculpatory clauses "tainted the verdict by confusing the jury as to the law." Lastly, plaintiff argues the judge …
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2C:21-17a(1)
Charges Document PDF
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… false identity. 1 After much debate in the Criminal Model Jury Charge Committee, the mental state of “knowingly” has … any pecuniary amount sought to be avoided or any injury or harm perpetrated on another where there is no … for another; or history behind expansive definition of injury. 6 N.J.S.A. 2C:20-1m. When necessary to provide as part …
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… summary judgment. The case proceeded to trial before a jury. At the close of plaintiff's case, the City moved for a … to payment. After testimony on the defense case, the jury returned a no cause verdict in the City's favor on … exculpatory clauses "tainted the verdict by confusing the jury as to the law." Lastly, plaintiff argues the judge …
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… §§ 1024.30 to -1024.41] . . . [defendant] should and has a duty to engage in loss mitigation, which [plaintiff] …
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… (1992). As noted, weighing the parties' credibility is the duty of the factfinder at trial, and is beyond the court's …