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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; second- degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; … N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2(a)(1); first-degree use of a juvenile to commit a criminal offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-9; two counts of … the hearsay testimony of [the SANE nurse]" regarding B.C.'s complaints. In support, counsel asserted that the nurse's …
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… any offense enumerated in Title 2C" — after successfully completing, or graduating from, Drug Court probation without … satisfies two conditions: first, "the person satisfactorily completed a substance abuse treatment program as ordered," … quantities of marijuana or hashish are not barred at all. Compare N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(b)(12), with N.J.S.A. 2C:52-2(c)(1) …
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… [DEFENDANT] WAS GUILTY OF POSSESSING THE HANDGUN, AND THE ACCOMPANYING INSTRUCTION TO THE JURY THAT IT COULD FIND HE … articulable suspicion that a motor vehicle offense has been committed. 440 U.S. 648, 663 (1979). Such offenses include … stop without any reasonable suspicion that the motorist has committed a crime or other unlawful act." (citing Prouse, …
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… that his counsel was ineffective by failing to request a competency hearing at trial and by failing to assert a … testified that while he took a shower in the bathroom at a community pool, he saw defendant taking a shower at the … then moved for a new trial arguing defendant had not been competent to stand trial because he abused drugs and alcohol …
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… defendant from a restaurant. Defendant was agitated and complained that a bus driver would not accept his New Jersey … but not all the way to South Toms River. SHPD officers commonly give rides across the bridge, as the mile and a … [our] judgment for that of the sentencing court." State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014). We should, however (1) …
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… terminated East Orange police officer Mark Patrick. In his complaint, Patrick contested the decision by the Essex … weapons from a law enforcement officer who is charged with committing an act of domestic violence." Attorney General … or procedure." In May 2013, the TRO and domestic violence complaint were dismissed. Thereafter, the City required …
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… or evidence at trial regarding LifeCell Corporation's compliance or lack thereof with the regulations of the Food …
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… as independent contractors of NRK for a two-year period, commencing on the closing date. TRG and the TRG Members … broker associates who were then affiliated with TRG to become independent contractors of NRK. The TRG Members … at a meeting or meetings to announce the APA and recommend that they become independent contractors with NRK. …
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… development of the record because, in its view, “the common law does not necessarily preclude the imposition of” … not owe a duty of care in this case. Because Arthur did not commit a tort, GEM cannot be held vicariously liable for his … for GEM as emergency medical technicians (EMTs). In her complaint, plaintiff alleged that Arthur should have …
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… Incorporated (Quest), a New Jersey-based medical testing company, alleging failure to provide correct blood test … York and the issues and parties in this case failed to overcome the presumption in favor of New Jersey law. … found that the presumption in favor of New York law was overcome with regard to the New Jersey defendants, but not with …
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… Central Power and Light [(JCP&L), which includes its parent company First Energy Corporation, provided electrical service to the plaintiffs. As a public utility company, JCP&L owns or manages all electrical transmission … paper debris provided a competent initial and sustaining fuel load for these ignition sources. Christopher Graham, PE …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3) ("risk that . . . defendant will commit another offense"); six, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(6) … request to be relieved as counsel after defendant filed a complaint against him, the judge "deprived [defendant] of … a psychiatric evaluation of defendant, which found him competent to stand trial, issuing an extraction order to …
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… her car, she heard "whistling" and "talking sounds" coming from the left side of the house. She took care of her … five-feet, seven inches based upon the feel of his body in comparison to her four-foot, eleven-inch height. The … then entered into the State's CODIS.4 4 CODIS stands for "Combined DNA Index System." Our Supreme Court, in a …
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… reasonable[,] articulable suspicion that a crime was being committed" at that point, the added fact that as the … "someone in a car at the corner yell[ed], '[y]urp,' . . . a common term to warn drug dealers that police are … of the situation and tell him to sit down." Defendant complied. An investigatory stop, familiarly known as a Terry …
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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2; 2C:15-1; third-degree … DEFENDANT HIS STATE AND FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS TO COMPULSORY PROCESS, TO PRESENT EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE, TO DUE … CALCULATED STRATEGIC DECISION TO CONCEAL ITS OBTAINING A COMPLAINT UPON A SHOWING OF PROBABLE CAUSE FROM DEFENDANT, …
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… plaintiffs filed single- count, putative class action complaints. In the fourth, plaintiff pled a putative class action TCCWNA claim in his complaint's first count. Plaintiffs alleged the existence of … with the Supreme Court's recent decision in Spade v. Select Comfort Corp., 232 N.J. 504 (2018). 5 A-0795-15T3 I. Because …
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… for third-degree terroristic threats involving a threat to commit a crime of violence. Defendant contends: POINT I THE … IRRELEVANT EVIDENCE TO PROVE [DEFENDANT'S] PROPENSITY TO COMMIT THE CRIMES CHARGED, THEREBY PREJUDICING HIS RIGHT TO … THE EVIDENCE. B. ADDITIONAL IMPROPRIETY OF THE PROSECUTOR'S COMMENTS REGARDING [DEFENDANT'S] CRIMINAL HISTORY. C. …
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… Argued October 31, 2018 – Decided Before Judges Fuentes, Accurso and Moynihan. On appeal from the Superior … entered Claridge's property and removed technological components identified as "SIM chips" from seven Claridge … return the SIM chips. On April 7, 2017, Claridge filed a complaint and order to show cause (OTSC) against Schindler …
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… before the litigation, without success. Consequently, the complaint denominated the nurse as "Agency Nurse RN 104," … nurse retained counsel and thereafter moved to dismiss the complaint as untimely. A different judge granted her motion, … of a tumor in his colon. The tumor was removed without complications on March 31. The patient remained at the …
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… Argued March 27, 2019 – Decided Before Judges Fuentes, Vernoia and Moynihan. On appeal from the Superior … to reject this argument, defendant argues the trial judge committed reversible error by denying defense counsel's and … neither party engaged in any conduct to bring about this outcome. Most importantly, the judge did not find any evidence …