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… obviously avoid any reference to recklessness before the jury. � The definitions provided are dictionary definitions … obviously avoid any reference to recklessness before the jury. [RECKLESSLY] ENDANGERING ANOTHER PERSON (N.J.S.A. …
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… v. Perez, 177 N.J. at 553, and need not be charged to the jury. � Webster’s New World Dictionary, Third College … v. Perez, 177 N.J. at 553, and need not be charged to the jury. LURING (N.J.S.A. 2C:13-6) Page 2 of 3 “Attempted” …
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… that these terms should be more fully explained to the jury. An organizer is a person who arranges, devises, or … that these terms should be more fully explained to the jury. LEADER OF NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING NETWORK (N.J.S.A. …
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… CAUSING SERIOUS BODILY INJURY WHILE … OPERATING ON THE REVOKED/SUSPENDED LIST … ( … … … Approved 12/3/01 … Page 1 of 3 … CAUSING SERIOUS BODILY INJURY WHILE OPERATING ON … THE REVOKED/SUSPENDED LIST … ( … … is charged with the crime of causing serious bodily injury to another while operating a motor vehicle with a …
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… We affirm. On May 7, 2009, the Burlington County Grand Jury returned Indictment 09-05-0410, charging defendant with … 2C:28-6(1). On September 23, 2009, the Camden County Grand Jury returned Indictment 09-09-3247 charging defendant with …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. March 15, 2018 2 A-0426-16T2 A jury convicted defendant Jerod K. Wise of first-degree … self-defense in his summation, and the judge charged the jury with that affirmative defense. Id. at 7. The Court has … that a defendant does not have the right to commit perjury in giving a factual basis for a crime that he insists …
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… On that date, the motion judge and the parties completed jury selection for the trial of the underlying corporate … that led to the appointment of the fiscal agent. After jury selection, the parties informed the judge they had …
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… an evidentiary hearing. Defendant was convicted by a jury of "killing one man and wounding another in a shooting … TRIAL WAS VIOLATED WHEN THE COURT ERRONEOUSLY PERMITTED THE JURY TO LEARN THAT DEFENDANT HAD TWICE PREVIOUSLY THREATENED …
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… Burlington and Monmouth Counties. A Burlington County grand jury charged her with second degree eluding, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2(b). A Monmouth County grand jury charged her with both eluding and first-degree issuing …
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2C:12-1b(1)
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… Revised 1/9/12 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT - SERIOUS BODILY INJURY N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1b(1) In Count of the indictment, the … assault if he . . . (a)ttempts to cause serious bodily injury to another, or causes such injury purposely or knowingly or under circumstances …
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2C:24-4b(5)(b)
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… applicable statute of limitations. If this is an issue, the jury charge should indicate that the jury is to find that the acts occurred within a specified …
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2C:33-31a(7)
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… the drugs. The Court held: “The evidence must permit the jury to infer that the firearm was accessible for use in the … the facts. Therefore, it is not necessary, members of the jury, that the State produce witnesses to testify that an …
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2C:35-5.3c
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… and c. require that this element be determined by the jury. Accordingly, this charge may need to be supplemented … the drugs. The Court held: “The evidence must permit the jury to infer that the firearm was UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A …
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… without an evidentiary hearing. We affirm. I. In 2006, a jury convicted defendant of twenty counts relating to his … A-3012-20 retain an expert in sexual assault; (3) object to jury instructions regarding Dr. Hulbert's testimony; (4) …
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… and (3) of the sort that would probably change the jury's verdict if a new trial were granted.'" State v. Nash, … to challenge his capacity for truthfulness before the jury. Finally, defendant argues that there are …
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… to the fall instead of the CPR or the surgery itself. No jury should be permitted to speculate – without the … the alleged bruise to Marilyn's face demonstrates an injury resulting from the fall that is not reasonably … "slapped her on the face."3 Because of that evidence, the jury could not have been allowed to speculate that the …
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… From Contracting COVID-19 1 Defendant was found guilty by jury of all indicted charges. The judgment of conviction … so we cannot determine the subsections under which the jury found defendant guilty on that count. Second-degree …
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… OF COUNSEL TO WARRANT AN EVIDENTIARY HEARING. 1 A jury found defendant guilty of first-degree aggravated … prejudice where counsel successfully convinced the jury to acquit defendant on 6 A-4487-18T4 the most serious …
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… AND NON[-]STATUTORY AGGRAVATING FACTORS NOT FOUND BY THE JURY BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. Based on our careful review … finding aggravating and mitigating factors not found by the jury, we disagree. Not only is Cunningham factually …
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… an evidentiary hearing. Defendant was convicted by a jury of "killing one man and wounding another in a shooting … TRIAL WAS VIOLATED WHEN THE COURT ERRONEOUSLY PERMITTED THE JURY TO LEARN THAT DEFENDANT HAD TWICE PREVIOUSLY THREATENED …