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… of the opinion of the Court. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … “it would arbitrary[] if the state proposed to erect an office building in the crowded business district of a city …
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A-32-23 Amicus Curiae Brief the NJ Civil Justice Institute
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… N.J. 268 (2010)………………………………………………………………...6 Local No. 153, Office & Prof. Employees Int’l Union v. Trust Co. of New … award is a presumption of validity. See Local No. 153, Office & Prof. Employees Int’l Union v. Trust Co. of New … 559 U.S. 662, 671 (2010). Therefore, “it is [a court’s] duty to resist the urge to conduct a de novo review of the …
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A-36-24 Amicus Curiae Brief Levy Konigsberg LLP
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… programs and the Rutgers University – New Brunswick Office of Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance. … by this act, a public entity is not liable for an injury * * *.’” Rochinsky v. State, Dep't of Transp., 110 N.J. … or reckless, or (c) the conduct violated a non-delegable duty of the master, or (d) the servant purported to act or …
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A-4036-23 Briefs
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… STATEMENT OF FACTS On June 16, 2017, Chenel suffered an injury as a result of a motor vehicle accident with Lena … private email address of lkacmarcik2@gmail.com. (Pa63). Our office has no access to recover emails from Ms. Kacmarcik’s … personal email account and Allstate, or any document—an office memorandum, an email from the paralegal’s work email …
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… Nicole Rodriguez, Manager 2, Fiscal Resources in the DCF, Office of Revenue, Financial Reporting, setting forth the … or the proceeds of an insurance contract or a personal injury award which a court specifically awards to a child to … in out-of-home care. New Jersey has long recognized its duty and "parens patriae responsibility to protect the …
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A-4036-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… STATEMENT OF FACTS On June 16, 2017, Chenel suffered an injury as a result of a motor vehicle accident with Lena … private email address of lkacmarcik2@gmail.com. (Pa63). Our office has no access to recover emails from Ms. Kacmarcik’s … personal email account and Allstate, or any document—an office memorandum, an email from the paralegal’s work email …
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… salaries and other personal service compensation . . . of officers and employees within the State divided by the total … personal service compensation . . . of all the taxpayer’s officers and employees within and without the State.” …
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… Schlachter argued the cause for intervenor- respondent (Law Offices of David M. Schlachter, LLC, attorneys; David M. … is by the recording of a deed, which triggers the recording officer's obligation to obtain the name and address of the …
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… earnings inures to the benefit of any SEED Corp. trustee or officer. The Certificate of Incorporation authorizes SEED … departure from both the principle of uniformity and the duty to share the tax burden. Significantly, in considering … political campaign on behalf of any candidate for public office. [International at 385.] 15 This stands in stark …
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… investigation. Government lawyers, namely, lawyers at the offices of the Attorney General, County Prosecutors, and …
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… statement that the fatal shooting was accidental. At his jury trial, he additionally attempted to argue the shooting … was justified in the defense of others, although the jury was not instructed on that defense Defendant was found … and (3) of the sort that would probably change the jury's verdict if a new trial were granted." 85 N.J. at 314. …
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… plaintiff retained an attorney and filed a complaint and jury demand in the Superior Court on April 8, 2011, claiming … did not inform him that he was waiving his right to a jury trial in the Superior Court and his right to seek … file a complaint in the Superior Court to be heard before a jury; of the jurisdictional limitations of the [NJDCR]; and …
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… follow, we affirm. In November 2006, a Hudson County grand jury returned a 111- count indictment against defendant and … offenses. On March 26, 2007, four months after the grand jury returned the indictment, defendant accepted a plea … Burgess. At a hearing out of the presence of the jury, during questioning by counsel for Burgess, defendant …
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… only repeat the history relevant to the issues raised. The jury found defendant guilty of second-degree unlawful … statement here presented no such risk. She asked the jury to consider the evidence and find certain inferences, … must consider the totality of the evidence before the . . . jury." 466 U.S. at 695. The PCR court did just that, and …
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… tracked into the building presented a substantial risk of injury, and that the propensity for danger could have been … a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must … and provides as follows: A public entity is liable for injury caused by a condition of its property if the plaintiff …
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… R.1:36-3. August 10, 2017 2 A-5819-13T4 In 2006, a grand jury sitting in Union County charged defendant John Heller … while babysitting the child. Defendant was tried to a jury and convicted of all three counts. Prior to sentencing, … erred in admitting statements of the child/victim; the jury selection was flawed; the State failed to prove the …
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… entity's conduct was palpably unreasonable are generally jury questions, "like any other fact question . . . [that … could not reasonably be said to have caused plaintiff's injury. Before us, plaintiff essentially argues the evidence … condition," [2] that the condition proximately caused the injury, [3] that it "created a reasonably foreseeable risk of …
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… stores. 3 A-5479-16T3 After defendant's arrest, a grand jury indicted her and DeFreitas, charging them in an … Rican [and] . . . would never be acquitted by a white jury."1 Also, despite her telling counsel she had been … recommended that defendant accept the plea offer because a jury trial would have been a "disaster for . . . defendant," …
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… of the Borough of Carteret, and dismissing her personal injury action under N.J.S.A. 59:1-1 to 12-3, the New Jersey … a dangerous condition on their property that caused her injury. On May 23, 2017, defendants moved for summary … up cones, to protect against the risk. Plaintiff argues a jury could find her use of the slide and pool was 4 …
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… Prosecutor, of counsel and on the brief). PER CURIAM A jury convicted defendant in abstentia of third-degree … the reasons that follow, we affirm. An Essex County grand jury charged defendant with one count of third-degree … The State then tried defendant in abstentia and a jury found defendant guilty as charged. Years later, after …