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… and struck an acquaintance over the head with beer bottles at a party and damaged two cars as they left the party. … or prior juvenile adjudications. Pretrial Services recommended that both be released with monthly reporting. The … purpose, and history of the CJRA reveal the Act was designed to address a defendant’s own choice not to appear …
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… were after her. She also reported auditory hallucinations commanding self-harm. Officers transported T.E. to the … rule that can sensibly, predictably, and fairly govern future conduct. To evaluate the relevant fairness and policy … days before her scheduled meeting with Martinez, T.E. visited DCPP offices to pick up a bus pass. According to a …
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… personnel responded to a shooting in front of a housing complex. Upon arrival, police found A.B. lying face down in … statement. After a trial, the jury convicted defendant of a lesser included offense of murder and of the weapons … of counsel and on the briefs, and Robert Carter Pierce, Designated Counsel, on the briefs). Barbara A. Rosenkrans, …
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… a child, N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.46(b)(1), and the Judiciary has no commission to exercise equitable powers to alter the … November 9, 2020 Decided September 27, 2021 Laura M. Kalik, Designated Counsel, argued the cause for appellant J.R.-R. … meningitis. He did https://www.cdc.gov/meningitis/ (last visited Aug. 13, 2021). Possible symptoms include a headache, …
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… 240 N.J. 159 (2019). HELD: The Court affirms settled principles of law that require trial judges to conduct a “reasoned, … failing to act with reasonable diligence. Sixth, no other competent counsel was prepared to try the case: defendant … that, trial judges should ask defendants questions designed to elicit information relevant to the Furguson …
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… may not have been summarized. In the Matter of the Civil Commitment of P.D. (A-94-18) (083027) Argued January 7, 2020 … commit the person at issue to a “secure facility designated for the custody, care and treatment of sexually … the basis for a testifying expert’s opinion concerning the future dangerousness of a sex offender.” In re Commitment of …
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… Corporation (New Jersey Transit) sought to recover workers’ compensation benefits paid to an employee, David … the third person,” in accordance with traditional principles of subrogation. Justice Patterson next traces the … of competing interests that the statutory scheme is designed to achieve.” Vitale, 231 N.J. at 252. Because it …
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… Sean Courter’s report stated that Jeter refused “multiple commands to shut off the vehicle and show me his hands,” and … to cover up his crimes. He simply has not made the requisite showing for waiver or reduction of his mandatory … November 4, 2019 Decided March 18, 2020 David A. Gies, Designated Counsel, argued the cause for appellant (Joseph …
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… guilty of criminal attempt if the person acts with the requisite culpability and “[p]urposely does . . . anything which, … step in a course of conduct planned to culminate in his commission of the crime.” N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1. To prove a … jail so that he could carry out the murder himself -- were designed to prompt actions that could not be undertaken by …
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… and shoes, and each had gloves, a black mask, and black goggles at his feet. Both the driver and passenger consented to … that experienced burglars often purchase new tools before committing a burglary because paint chips can yield a … of counsel and on the briefs, and Anderson D. Karkov, Designated Counsel, on the briefs). Nicole Paton, Assistant …
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… goal was “to impose an appropriate sentence for the crimes committed and not one designed to assure his release prior to the end of his … a passenger in the vehicle that was traveling in the opposite lane. After a jury convicted defendant, the trial court …
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… of child pornography separate from those found on his computer. At Miller’s sentencing hearing, the trial judge … the child pornography [was] distinct from his making the files available by way of the [p]eer-to-[p]eer programs.” The … T. Denny, of counsel and on the briefs, and William Welaj, Designated Counsel, on the briefs). Regina M. Oberholzer, …
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… then select a photo and say the person in the photo resembles her assailant, an investigator can generate other … switching to witness mode, he set the witness up at a computer, explained how to scroll through photos with six on … “Investigative mode” -- as its name suggests -- is designed for law enforcement officials. Investigators can …
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… loaded with eight rounds. The State charged defendant in a complaint-warrant with second-degree unlawful possession of … mandate that a judge find probable cause as a prerequisite to detention after an arrest. The Act did not elevate … establish probable cause. Gerstein left it to the states to design appropriate pretrial procedures that “provide a fair …
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… Alliance Healthcare (Alliance) hired Ardan as a healthcare communicator. Seven weeks later, Alliance terminated her … to “suitable work” at the Medical Center would have proven futile. The Board of Review properly found that Ardan failed … information/6220547/ (last visited Jan. 5, 2018); Am. Hosp. Ass’n, AHA Guide to the …
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… required him to execute an agreement entitled “Worker’s Comp Disclaimer” (Disclaimer) as a condition of his … of competing interests that the statutory scheme is designed to achieve. (pp. 17-20) 4. In section 39, the … addressed in section 40. (pp. 21-25) 5. Applying the principles set forth in Rudbart, Stelluti and Rodriguez, the …
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… housing need that arose for persons in low- and moderate-income households formed during the sixteen-plus years since … Planning Association-New Jersey Chapter, New Jersey Future, and The Housing & Community Development Network of … their Mount Laurel obligations. Id. at 24-29. To guide the designated judges who would be evaluating compliance with …
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… The panel found the map admissible under New Jersey’s Rules of Evidence and N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7.1(e). The Court granted … feet of a public park.” 224 N.J. 119 (2016). HELD: The map commissioned and adopted by the Board pursuant to N.J.S.A. … E. Krakora, Public Defender, attorney; Kevin G. Byrnes, Designated Counsel, and Solmaz F. Firoz, Assistant Deputy …
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… test, the Court considers whether its admission was accompanied by a sufficient limiting instruction. Immediately … Joan. Although defendant relies on J.M., that case is inapposite. In J.M., supra, we held that a witness’s testimony … after the 17 perpetrator has successfully used techniques designed to obtain the child’s cooperation.”), aff’d, 74 …
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… by N.J. to conclude that defendant had a tendency to commit criminal acts. The jury found defendant guilty of … admission of this evidence cannot be considered harmless as the quality and quantity of the evidence, introduced … In Cofield, surpa, the Court established a four-prong test designed to avoid the over-use of extrinsic evidence of …