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… this strategy was accompanied by risks, including the jury would find the brother's testimony credible and … such conduct put the victims in fear of immediate bodily injury during the course of the robbery, elements of N.J.S.A. …
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… It is not in my view on this record permissible for a jury to conclude that any one or all of those complaints …
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… defendant and his co-defendants. An Atlantic County Grand Jury returned an indictment charging defendant with …
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… was not raised 9 A-1798-19 again until six days after the jury verdict was rendered in the "protracted trial." 132 …
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… the taking. St. Mary's subsequently withdrew those funds. A jury thereafter awarded St. Mary's just compensation of …
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… It is not in my view on this record permissible for a jury to conclude that any one or all of those complaints …
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… his truck to avoid colliding with it. No rational jury can find Salis deviated from the standard of conduct a …
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… review of the trial court's determinations following a non-jury trial is a limited one. Petrozzi v. City of Ocean City, …
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… offenses dates to 1995, when he was found guilty by a jury of four counts of lewdness and four counts of …
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… Claiming his injuries exceeded the $50,000 bodily injury policy limit tendered by the tortfeasor's insurance … Company (GEICO), which limited UIM coverage for bodily injury claims to $25,000. In response to plaintiff's claim for … (setting the mandatory minimum amount of bodily injury coverage at $15,000). Notably, three months earlier on …
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… over the DWI charge because he suffered a serious injury in the accident. The statute provides: a. In any matter … 39 of the Revised Statutes where death or serious bodily injury has occurred, regardless of whether the death or serious bodily injury is an element of the offense or violation, the Superior …
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… him with capital murder. Defendant waived his right to a jury trial, and a judge found defendant guilty of all the …
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… an appeal on behalf of defendant. A Monmouth County grand jury indicted defendant on one count of first - degree … or purposely or knowingly causing serious bodily injury resulting in the death of another, N.J.S.A. …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3053-21 DAKOTA POWELL, Plaintiff-Appellants, v. PRIME COMMS RETAIL, LLC, and MUHAMMAD U. CHOHAN, Defendants-Respondents. ____________________________ Argued February 27, 2023—Decided March 7, …
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… The other victim was shot in the back and died. The grand jury charged defendant with first-degree purposeful or …
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… this strategy was accompanied by risks, including the jury would find the brother's testimony credible and … such conduct put the victims in fear of immediate bodily injury during the course of the robbery, elements of N.J.S.A. …
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… FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT BECAUSE IT USURPED THE ROLE OF THE JURY IN FINDING PLAINTIFF’S PROPOSED EXPERT OPINIONS WERE …
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… a son at the time N.A.'s pregnancy was revealed. A grand jury indicted defendant, charging him with: (1) three counts …
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… (all but first alteration in original) (quoting Model Jury Charges (Civil), 4.10A, "The Contract Claim-Generally" …
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… of endangering the welfare of a child. In June 2015, a jury found defendant guilty on three counts of first-degree …