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… because he lacked the qualifications to work in the sales office; yet, approximately five months later, [a new … part of upper management," which includes both executive officers and "second tier" managers who have broad … considered the facts under the factors outlined in Model Jury Charge (Civil), 8.61, "Punitive Damages—Law Against …
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… to downloading child pornography. In June 2014, a grand jury indicted defendant, charging him with: (1) two counts … how that's going to turn out, but the attorney general's office has agreed not to object." A Deputy Attorney General … text messages that were sent by [defendant] to the police officer that was a restatement of his confession[,] . . . …
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… a juvenile to adult court, defendant was found guilty by a jury of "numerous crimes, including the murder and robbery … with youth—for example, his inability to deal with police officers or prosecutors (including on a plea agreement) or … and peer pressures; (4) 'inability to deal with police officers or prosecutors' or his own attorney; and (5) 'the …
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… from Slater Tenaglia "is collected in bins located in the office mail room. A staff member transports the mail once or … conclusions of law thereon in all actions tried without a jury, on every motion decided by a written order that is … solely for the purpose of harassment, delay or malicious injury; or (2) The nonprevailing party knew, or should have …
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… Program. The committee, which was approved by the college's Office of Affirmative Action, was comprised of two white … thought it would be helpful to have a father figure in the office. 5 Cuello was selected to serve on the committee … just doesn't stand up to what . . . I think a reasonable jury could find. It's just haphazard facts and disparate …
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… Program. The committee, which was approved by the college's Office of Affirmative Action, was comprised of two white … thought it would be helpful to have a father figure in the office. 5 Cuello was selected to serve on the committee … just doesn't stand up to what . . . I think a reasonable jury could find. It's just haphazard facts and disparate …
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… from Slater Tenaglia "is collected in bins located in the office mail room. A staff member transports the mail once or … conclusions of law thereon in all actions tried without a jury, on every motion decided by a written order that is … solely for the purpose of harassment, delay or malicious injury; or (2) The nonprevailing party knew, or should have …
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… a juvenile to adult court, defendant was found guilty by a jury of "numerous crimes, including the murder and robbery … with youth—for example, his inability to deal with police officers or prosecutors (including on a plea agreement) or … and peer pressures; (4) 'inability to deal with police officers or prosecutors' or his own attorney; and (5) 'the …
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… because he lacked the qualifications to work in the sales office; yet, approximately five months later, [a new … part of upper management," which includes both executive officers and "second tier" managers who have broad … considered the facts under the factors outlined in Model Jury Charge (Civil), 8.61, "Punitive Damages—Law Against …
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… to downloading child pornography. In June 2014, a grand jury indicted defendant, charging him with: (1) two counts … how that's going to turn out, but the attorney general's office has agreed not to object." A Deputy Attorney General … text messages that were sent by [defendant] to the police officer that was a restatement of his confession[,] . . . …
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… between us decided by arbitration and not in court or by jury trial." The rest of this clear and unambiguous …
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… denied, 199 N.J. 133 (2009). In brief summary, in 1999, a jury convicted defendant of first-degree robbery and …
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… substantially impacted the decision of the trial court or jury. . . . . . . . Defendant presents absolutely no …
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… for failing to object to two issues regarding the jury. POINT II THIS MATTER SHOULD BE REMANDED FOR …
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… HIS PETITION. We affirm. On September 19, 2011, after a jury found Cook guilty of an August 28, 2009 robbery and …
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8.47A
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… malicious prosecution. Compensatory damages consist of injury or loss to reputation or character, time spent in jail … prosecution must have been the cause that produced such injury or loss. [Discuss testimony relating to proof of … action. In such a malicious prosecution action, the jury should be specifically instructed that the “malice” …
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Non 2C
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… Approved 3/9/15 THIRD PARTY GUILT JURY CHARGE The defendant contends that there is evidence …
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2C:21-1c
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… certain written instruments." It is within the power of the jury to find that proof of purpose and knowledge has been …
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2C:21-4a
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… which the defendant acted is a question of fact for you the jury to decide. Purpose [and knowledge] is a [are] …
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2C:33-31a(4)
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… the facts. Therefore, it is not necessary, members of the jury, that the State produce witnesses to testify that an …