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… process rights by "sua sponte" dismissing the "pressure injury claim" without ever conducting the N.J.R.E. 104 … factor test allows the plaintiff to submit to the jury not whether "but for" defendant's negligence the injury would not have occurred but "whether the defendant's …
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… the two-day trial, at which defendant testified, the jury convicted him of the CSL violation. On June 20, 2014, … Riley, we nonetheless find it insufficient to disturb the jury's verdict for the reasons that follow. In Riley, supra, …
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… court must consider evidence presented to the grand jury in light most favorable to the State); State v. Riley, … 2013. Over three years later, a Mercer County grand jury returned the two-count indictment against defendant.2 …
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… to a question arising out of deliberations charged the jury “that defendant could be found guilty if he knowingly … to a question arising out of deliberations charged the jury “that defendant could be found guilty if he knowingly …
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… process rights by "sua sponte" dismissing the "pressure injury claim" without ever conducting the N.J.R.E. 104 … factor test allows the plaintiff to submit to the jury not whether "but for" defendant's negligence the injury would not have occurred but "whether the defendant's …
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… court must consider evidence presented to the grand jury in light most favorable to the State); State v. Riley, … 2013. Over three years later, a Mercer County grand jury returned the two-count indictment against defendant.2 …
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… the two-day trial, at which defendant testified, the jury convicted him of the CSL violation. On June 20, 2014, … Riley, we nonetheless find it insufficient to disturb the jury's verdict for the reasons that follow. In Riley, supra, …
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… In 1993, plaintiff Dion Harrell was convicted by a jury of second-degree sexual assault, a crime that he … he was convicted; and c. He did not commit or suborn perjury, fabricate evidence, or by his own conduct cause or … he was convicted," and 4) he "did not commit or suborn perjury, fabricate evidence" or bring about his conviction by …
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… summary judgment entered by another judge, and upon the jury's findings after the trial against the answering … partial summary judgment was granted, or the complaint the jury relied upon, in its findings at the proof hearing. It … between the parties to inflict a wrong against or injury upon another, and an overt act that results in …
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… photographs of the crime scene and the police report. Then-officer Jean-Simon testified that on the mid-morning of … Sergeant Glenise Wilson responded within "seconds" to the officer's radio call to headquarters for backup. The officers approached defendant with their service weapons …
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… regarding the change in charge, the disciplinary hearing officer's decision, and the administrative appeal of the … was missing, reported it to Sargent Fronczek, who was an officer in Mesadieu's unit, and submitted a disciplinary … 10A:4-4.1(a)(4)(i). Under certain circumstances a hearing officer has the authority to change a charge. Whenever it …
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… hearing, during which Detective Tara Dzurkoc and Officer Noel Santiago, both thirteen-year veterans of the … terms of distance" "absolutely horrendous," he found both officers "credible" and made factual findings consistent … handling" of arrestees' possessions, reducing the risk of injury to arrestees from items on their persons, and removing …
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… regarding the change in charge, the disciplinary hearing officer's decision, and the administrative appeal of the … was missing, reported it to Sargent Fronczek, who was an officer in Mesadieu's unit, and submitted a disciplinary … 10A:4-4.1(a)(4)(i). Under certain circumstances a hearing officer has the authority to change a charge. Whenever it …
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… hearing, during which Detective Tara Dzurkoc and Officer Noel Santiago, both thirteen-year veterans of the … terms of distance" "absolutely horrendous," he found both officers "credible" and made factual findings consistent … handling" of arrestees' possessions, reducing the risk of injury to arrestees from items on their persons, and removing …
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… photographs of the crime scene and the police report. Then-officer Jean-Simon testified that on the mid-morning of … Sergeant Glenise Wilson responded within "seconds" to the officer's radio call to headquarters for backup. The officers approached defendant with their service weapons …
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… Board including: residing at a place approved by his parole officer; obtaining permission prior to any change of … January 24, 2019 probable cause hearing, Jenkins's parole officer testified that he referred Jenkins to Another Chance … Jenkins had nowhere to live after discharge. The parole officer was unaware of Jenkins's mental health issues; …
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… be issued in this matter for by [sic] an Essex County Court Officer upon JPMorgan Chase, N.A." The record reflects that, pursuant to a writ of execution, Vincent Bove, Court Officer, levied on the amount of $654.91 held by JPMorgan on … sum sufficient to satisfy the execution, to be paid to the officer holding the execution . . . ." 1 Triffin erroneously …
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… Board including: residing at a place approved by his parole officer; obtaining permission prior to any change of … January 24, 2019 probable cause hearing, Jenkins's parole officer testified that he referred Jenkins to Another Chance … Jenkins had nowhere to live after discharge. The parole officer was unaware of Jenkins's mental health issues; …
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… be issued in this matter for by [sic] an Essex County Court Officer upon JPMorgan Chase, N.A." The record reflects that, pursuant to a writ of execution, Vincent Bove, Court Officer, levied on the amount of $654.91 held by JPMorgan on … sum sufficient to satisfy the execution, to be paid to the officer holding the execution . . . ." 1 Triffin erroneously …
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… importance of the discretion afforded to law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and judges at various points in the … received and reviewed data compiled by the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) regarding the changes resulting … throughout the criminal justice system -- law enforcement officers, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and judges -- and …