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… The matter was tried before the court sitting without a jury on February 24, 2010. The only person to testify at the …
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… "what they needed him to do." Defendant was convicted by a jury of third- and fourth-degree possession of a controlled …
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… were rival gang members. In May 2017, a Union County Grand Jury returned an indictment, charging defendant with …
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1 INTRODUCTION New Jersey’s 1947 Constitution created a court system capable of responding to the needs of New Jersey’s citizens, and to changes in our society. For more than seven decades, New Jersey’s Supreme Court has gained recognition nationally …
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… A-2520-20 standard by proving (1) an objective permanent injury, and (2) a permanent loss of a bodily function that is … promoting such objectives and purposes at the time of the injury to plaintiff who was then a beneficiary of the … of material fact that should have been submitted to the jury, particularly whether the [u]niversity was motivated by …
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… defendant waived his rights to indictment and trial by jury, and pled guilty to an accusation charging him with …
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… was on the verge starting his trial after completion of jury selection when he pled guilty to second-degree theft by …
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… conclusions of law thereon in all actions tried without a jury, on every motion decided by a written order that is …
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… conclusions of law thereon in all actions tried without a jury . . . ." "The rule requires specific findings of fact …
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… but was subsequently arrested. An Essex County Grand Jury charged defendant with second-degree aggravated assault … plea colloquy, defendant admitted to causing T.S. serious injury when he punched her in the face; he also admitted it was his intention to cause her injury. The court sentenced defendant to one year of …
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… determinations made by the trial court sitting in a non-jury case [is] limited and well-established[.]" Seidman v. … activity that exposed him to a high risk of serious injury or death, he may well have failed to care for and keep …
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… which plaintiffs were passengers, causing them personal injury and resulting "financial losses, pain and suffering" … no causal relationship with the hazard that led to the injury,[3] just as in the case of a simple employer-employee … The facts here are so completely one-sided that a rational jury could not come to any conclusion other than the one …
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… viable trial defense and the likelihood of a conviction by jury verdict. Accordingly, we see no reason to disturb Judge …
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… determinations made by the trial court sitting in a non-jury case are subject to a limited and well- established …
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… raised factual disputes, which needed to be determined by a jury, and reiterated the victim's family's strong opposition …
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… We affirm. I. In February 2012, a Middlesex County grand jury charged defendant with one count of second-degree …
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… on appeal. 4 A-3736-17T4 t[o] September 15, 2017." A non-jury trial was held on November 30, 2017. Plaintiff was …
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… We reverse. On August 26, 2009, a Cumberland County grand jury returned Indictment No. 09-08-0688 charging defendant …
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… entity . . . for pain and suffering resulting from any injury; provided, however, that this limitation . . . shall … a reasonable degree of medical certainty that plaintiff's injury was permanent, i.e., her wrist will never function … a plaintiff must establish "(1) an objective permanent injury, and (2) a permanent loss of a bodily function that is …
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… AN OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT ALL FACTS/ARGUMENTS BEFORE A JURY DURING A TRIAL PROCEEDING SHOULD BE ONE’S CHOICE. POINT …