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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 a pool of blood on the steps outside the complex. Paramedics administered CPR and epinephrine to restart her … could occur” and “a belief that death is imminent” and points to improvement in A.B.’s condition after she arrived …
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… and robbery identified in the flyer, defendant had informed her that he had “probably dropped” his phone and had … 2. In order for lay opinion testimony to satisfy the first component of N.J.R.E. 701, the witness must testify based on … offer lay opinion on a matter as to which the jury is as competent as the witness to form a conclusion. In State v. …
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… which requires consideration of at least two factors, commonly referred to as the two “prongs” of SASPA: “(1) the … the court shall consider but not be limited to the factors commonly referred to as the two “prongs” of SASPA set forth … bar together.1 There, they drank Smirnoff Ice -- Clara consumed two shots and Sylvia took four shots -- before Sylvia’s …
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… the court heard the testimony of five witnesses, including medical experts called by both sides, and reviewed multiple … 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 … the doctrine of conditional res ipsa loquitur from the common law into a comprehensive statutory scheme to relieve …
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… before entry of a final foreclosure judgment, and that her computer software could calculate arrearages “within a … in having the foreclosure judgment overturned and reclaimed their property. Plaintiffs brought this action under the … the Borough violated their constitutional, statutory, and common law rights to reclaim their property. The trial court …
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… incident related to the County’s selection of workers’ compensation counsel in 2014. Plaintiff testified that, … would be “illegal” to accept a substituted page. She confirmed at her deposition that “[t]here was no page switched … County’s contract with Ballard Spahr was not the result of competitive bidding and was “non-fair” and “non-open.” …
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… writing for the Court. These consolidated appeals present a common legal issue: whether state or federal constitutional … the appellate court reversed H.B.’s conviction and affirmed the dismissal of R.B.’s indictment. The Court granted … 02 (2003) (emphasis added). And, as the State correctly points out in its argument, other state supreme courts also …
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… would be conducted through a private arbitration and mediation organization called JAMS and contained a hyperlink … malpractice action against Dickey and the Sills firm. The complaint alleged that Dickey and Sills negligently represented him. The 2 complaint also alleged that the mandatory arbitration …
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… before entry of a final foreclosure judgment, and that her computer software could calculate arrearages “within a … in having the foreclosure judgment overturned and reclaimed their property. Plaintiffs brought this action under the … the Borough violated their constitutional, statutory, and common law rights to reclaim their property. The trial court …
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… Dining, LLC, owned and operated a fine dining restaurant named Ursino in a Kean University building. In October 2011, … restaurant provides students and members of the University community “an alternative dining experience”; Gourmet … on the University grounds and provides the University with compostable waste. 459 N.J. Super. 323, 327, 334-35 (App. …
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… the trial court’s decision dismissing plaintiff Amy Skuse’s complaint against her former employer, Pfizer, Inc., and … to be enforced. If you begin or continue working for the Company sixty (60) days after receipt of this Agreement, … this Agreement will be effective, and you will be deemed to have consented to, ratified and accepted this …
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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 “verbal commands to open the door.” Trinidad’s report stated that he … direct examination, the State asked Jeter why he conducted media interviews. Jeter explained that he “did the …
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… sentence relate to six incidents: (1) the June 24, 2010 armed robbery of a Cherry Hill resident in his home, where the … and that certain sentences arising from crimes committed in the same criminal episodes should run … defendant so that it may consider whether certain offenses committed within the same criminal episode warrant …
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… sexual contact with a minor to whom he is related, has committed a “sole sex offense” within the scope of the … the Megan’s Law internet registry. An appellate panel affirmed the trial court’s determination that N.B. was not … multiple offenses against a single victim at different points in time precluded the application of the …
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… by probable cause and the sample was obtained in a medically reasonable manner. The panel thus reasoned that … test results when the police merely followed an asserted, commonly held understanding of Schmerber’s requirements in … blood test of a drunk driving suspect. Defendant points out (1) that the Supreme Court’s remand signaled its …
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… three witnesses, Nahaaj Hunter, D.C., and Q.M., who claimed to have witnessed the murder and made statements … 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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… was in an ambulance about to be taken to the hospital. Medical technicians informed the responding officers that … house, defendant acceded to the detective’s request that he come to the police station to provide further information … demonstrating that the detective asked defendant to accompany him to the police station, defendant was placed in …
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… Later, feeling ill, defendant took Nyquil and a homemade remedy of apple cider vinegar and water. At 8:30 p.m., … 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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… On direct appeal, defendant argued that the trial court committed reversible error by failing to provide the jury … self-incrimination in a case where the trial court informed the jury that it was permitted to draw an unfavorable … 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 … court? The ACPE concluded that both clients must be informed and “decide whether they consent to waive the conflict.” … the clinic’s screening measures and conflicts checks. VLJ points to other ethics opinions in New York City and Boston …