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… investigation, and presentation of the matter to the grand jury. The judge also reviewed what transpired during …
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… Thereafter, defendant was tried on separate charges and a jury in April 1989 found him guilty of second-degree …
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… that proximately caused a reasonably foreseeable risk of injury, that the public entity had actual or constructive … assumed the alleged sidewalk defect "could be accepted by a jury as creating substantial risk of injury and hence a dangerous condition," and that "focus[ed] . …
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… on that warrant on either March 14 or March 18.1 A grand jury charged defendant on June 13, 2014 with first-degree …
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… dangerous condition . . . a sufficient time prior to the injury to have taken measures to protect against the dangerous … condition," that the condition proximately caused the injury, that it "created a reasonably foreseeable risk of the kind of injury which was incurred," that either the dangerous …
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… percent parole disqualification, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. A jury convicted defendant of, among other crimes, …
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… following an evidentiary hearing. We affirm. Following a jury trial, defendant was convicted of first- degree murder, …
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… under Rule 3:21-10. We affirm. Over twenty years ago, a jury convicted defendant of attempted murder, N.J.S.A. …
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… way of background, in April 1999, a Somerset County grand jury indicted defendant on third-degree possession of a …
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… law," lest arbitration "become another form of private, non-jury trial." Tretina Painting, Inc. v. Fitzpatrick & …
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… following its unsuccessful litigation to vacate personal injury protection (PIP) arbitration awards that were entered … CURE denied payment to respondents under the personal injury protection (PIP) coverage of the policy. Each … conclusions of law thereon in all actions tried without a jury . . . ." R. 1:7-4(a). "The rule requires specific …
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… We agree and affirm. Defendant was convicted by a jury in 2010 of carjacking, kidnapping, robbery, and weapons … "a defendant does not have the right to commit perjury in giving a factual basis for a crime that he insists …
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… segregat[e] a claimed aggravation of a pre-existing injury from the fresh injury." Davidson, 189 N.J. at 187. The treating physician's … medical evidence is at risk of failing to raise a jury-worthy factual issue about whether the subject accident …
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… of defendant's criminal case. On April 18, 2018, a jury convicted defendant of second-degree unlawful …
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… merit, we affirm. In 2006, Suarez was convicted by a jury of one count of murder and several lesser-included …
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… . . [T]his [c]ourt is not convinced that the outcome of the jury verdict would have changed, even with the …
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… the purported new evidence would not have changed the jury's verdict. We affirmed the denial of defendant's motion …
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… defendant. [Id. at 9.] 8 A-1621-20 Following his trial, [a] jury convicted defendant . . . of two counts of first-degree … (quoting Torres, 246 N.J. at 268). There, following a jury verdict finding the defendant guilty of multiple …
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… other cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-2596-21 PER CURIAM A jury convicted defendant Michael Washington of: first-degree … years of parole ineligibility as a result of the jury conviction on the second-degree unlawful possession of …
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… on August 18, 2011. In January 2012, a Hudson County grand jury indicted defendant for three counts of murder, N.J.S.A. … attorney, the prosecutor, and the judge; and his right to a jury trial. However, defendant told the judge: it was "hard … the case would constitute a constitutionally significant injury to the defendant attributable to undue delay in being …