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… appeal (A-0164-15) concerns the dismissal of 514 Accutane complaints involving plaintiffs who were prescribed and 3 … Ibid. There is also evidence that Accutane, originally studied for use in treating cancer, has an effect on the … life- altering side effects, including IBD. At multiple points, IBD is explicitly communi- cated to the prescribing …
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… McCarrell at a 2010 retrial. Defendants raise several points for reversal, principally arguing that the claims of … to the litigation. Because plaintiff did not file his complaint in the Law Division until after the two-year … Alabama law concerns principles of equitable tolling embodied in the "discovery rule." In New Jersey, the limitations …
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… in a high-rise cooperative apartment building. Defendant 2000 Linwood Avenue Owners, Inc., owns a high-rise … Med South is a private cooperative apartment building, commonly referred to as a “co-op.” In a co-op arrangement, … instead sought permission to speak directly to the audience he needed to reach: the voting members of the …
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… that the transfer was temporary or conditional. On that date, B.B. also signed an “OPTION TO PURCHASE STOCK” … owner. A.C. and B.B. sued the Tailors in 1994. The verified complaint filed by A.C. and B.B., and certified by B.B., … further action was taken. On December 3, 2003, A.C. filed a complaint against B.B. asserting that he did not permanently …
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… who appear for jury service do not fully represent their communities. *The report finds that, sporadically, final … levels underrepresentation appeared in nearly all areas studied, a finding consistent with many studies of other areas … to this result in multiple counties. As the study also points to particular areas that have more consistent …
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… AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. C.J.R., Defendant-Appellant/ Cross-Respondent, and C.R.A., … proceeding, and remanded the matter for a new trial to be completed within sixty days. Id. at 470-75. We also noted … the children, but Charles' sister did not have space to accommodate the children and Cindy's mother was under …
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… JAMIL LEWIS, KIREESE OCONNER and KIRESE OCONNER, Defendant-Appellant. _____________________________ STATE OF NEW … Williams to steal a four-door vehicle that he needed to commit a "jux" – a home invasion and robbery – of "one of … directed the jury to continue to deliberate, explaining: Ladies and gentlemen, we started jury selection in this case …
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… Cross-Respondent, v. S.R. and M.U., Defendants-Respondents. _______________________________ IN THE … alone with Gracie, but must be within "line-of-sight" of a competent supervisor. Matt's expert believed Matt could be … perhaps increasing to forty-five minutes, so long as a competent supervisor was at all times nearby. Matt's expert …
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… v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, Defendant-Appellant/ Cross-Respondent. … involves physical training and marching. Boot Camp had two command structures -- custody and civilian. James Glover, an … Mellick and Richard Cheesman, both Caucasian. Ronda's Complaint In September 2004, Ronda filed a complaint with …
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… v. GREATER NEW YORK MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent, and BROUWER, HANSEN & … The court concluded that any prejudice to BHI could be remedied by 13 A-2221-15T4 permitting counsel to take Charles's … contents was $3,145,750. Stanton applied an eighty-percent coinsurance factor7 to the total valuation, which 6 The …
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… may not have been summarized). State of New Jersey v. Darien Weston (A-61-13) (073032) Argued January 5, 2015 -- … An appellate panel reversed, holding that both trial courts committed plain error when they permitted the juries … error for the testimony to be replayed in open court, but recommended that trial judges confronted with similar requests …
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… On January 25, 2010, at approximately 2:00 p.m., defendant had a sip of a margarita. Later, feeling ill, defendant … Defendant hit her brakes, swerved, collided with the oncoming vehicle, and lost consciousness. When she woke up, … her and brought her to police headquarters. At several points defendant asked why she was being treated like a …
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… Smith observed that the driver, later identified as defendant, had a heavy beard. Smith chased the defendant on foot, … On direct appeal, defendant argued that the trial court committed reversible error by failing to provide the jury … the Carter instruction in its jury charge. Defendant points to Haley, supra, and maintains that the Carter …
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… In the Matter of Opinion No. 17-2012 of the Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics (A-22-13) (072810) Argued … To the extent the ACPE articulated a different standard, the Court does not follow it. Finally, although VLJ … the clinic’s screening measures and conflicts checks. VLJ points to other ethics opinions in New York City and Boston …
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… opinion may not have been summarized. Barbara Orientale v. Darrin L. Jennings (A-43-17) (079953) Argued October 9, 2018 … policy with defendant Allstate New Jersey Insurance Company (Allstate) that provided coverage for damages up to … that additur and remittitur present “mirror images” of remedies designed to correct a damages award constituting a …
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… J.J., seeking to terminate their parental rights to their daughter R.A.J. At a case management conference early in the … procedural due process and found that self-representation compounds the risk of error in family proceedings, thereby … general grant of a right of self-representation to competent litigants in matters that directly affect them …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY … Plaintiff, v. SHAWN JOHNSON, and RUMIEJAH UKAWABUTU, Defendants. Decided: September 27, 2017 Michael Mellon, Assistant … T. SMITH, J.S.C. APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION November 5, 2018 COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS 2 Before the court is the State’s …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. A.M.,1 Defendant-Appellant. _______________________ Argued January 26, … A.M. because information contained in a petition for compassionate release under N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e, and … defendant was convicted. The statute's plain language embodies a legislative intent to allow parole — in the form of …
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… harmful error to allow the jury to hear the portion of defendant Quinnizel J. Clark’s statement to police after he … in court during the trial. During summation, the prosecutor commented on defendant’s not being Dewyer’s friend because … and possibly wearing a “red,” “orange,” or “yellow” hoodie.6 She further described the man as “brown.” The Carvers …
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… C-1 Attachment C The Evolution of Peremptory Challenges 1. Common Law through Swain v. Alabama, 380 U.S. 202 (1965) … jurors and, in response, “courts began to permit defendants to exercise some peremptories in capital cases.” Hon. … first sprouted in England, it was settled as a matter of common law that in all capital cases the Crown had an …