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… records is ten years after service of the sentence is completed. The requested records from 1987 through 1990 were … On November 29, 2016, appellant filed a Denial of Access Complaint. The custodian filed a Statement of Information … by the State of New Jersey, not the DOC; and (3) his OPRA complaint was properly filed and is subject to review by …
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… 365 days' administrative segregation, 180 days' loss of commutation time, and 15 days' loss of recreation … to 180 days' administrative segregation, 90 days' loss of commutation time, and 15 days' loss of recreation … only whether there is substantial evidence that the inmate committed the prohibited act, but also whether, in making …
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… and, so, we affirm. The matter presents no factual or legal complexities. Ruiz began her employment with the Camden … was injured while on duty and soon after filed a workers' compensation petition. She was still under medical treatment … 2013; she continued, however, to receive temporary workers' compensation benefits. Nearly a year after her employment …
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… denied defendant's motion. In a written opinion that accompanied his order, Judge Massi first noted that … (defining felony murder as "criminal homicide . . . committed when the actor . . . engaged in the commission of" certain underlying offenses and "any person …
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… "In reviewing the factual findings made in an unemployment compensation proceeding, the test is not whether [we] would come to the same conclusion if the original determination … an employee who leaves "for personal reasons, however compelling, . . . is disqualified" from benefits under the …
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… and affirm, adding only the following brief comments. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:14-150, actions like this …
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… contained in Judge Katz's decision. We add the following comments. The Division removed Kevin from defendants' …
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… to a single-count accusation charging him with third-degree computer criminal activity, N.J.S.A. 2C:20- 25(c). During … he "purposely and knowingly access[ed] the [police] computer system without . . . authorization or in excess of … that which defendant allocuted was not a violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986 (CFAA), 18 U.S.C. § …
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CLAIM OF RIGHT DEFENSE TO THEFT OFFENSES … N.J.S.A … . 2C:20-2c(2) … Page 2 of 2 … Approved 11/4/96 … Page 1 of 1 … CLAIM OF RIGHT DEFENSE TO THEFT OFFENSES … ( … N.J.S.A … . 2C:20-2c(2)) … In addition to his/her general denial of guilt, the defendant …
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… crime if he uses or wears a body vest while engaged in the commission of, or an attempt to commit, or flight after committing or attempting to commit … [choose appropriate] … …
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… … (Approved 05/1998; Revised 11/2019) … Note to Judge … The Committee has extensively reviewed the propriety of the … case. Second, recent research and literature on jurors’ comprehension of instructions uniformly indicates that … of the causation decision they must make in the most common proximate cause issues, the Committee has prepared …
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… Note to Judge … This charge is designed to address the more complex case where a defendant’s (or a party’s) negligent conduct combines with other causes that lead to the plaintiff’s … negligence was a substantial factor that singly, or in combination with other causes, brought about the …
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… that $ _____ is the amount which if invested today at 3½% compound interest would produce $1.00 per year for the _____ … and reasonably, should be included in your verdict to compensate the plaintiff for his/her future loss of … that $ _____ is the amount which if invested today at 3½% compound interest would produce $1.00 per year for the _____ …
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… of that testimony. You may not conclude that the defendant committed the crime[s] charged simply because his/her … of that testimony.3You may not conclude that the defendant committed the crime[s] charged simply because his/her …
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… Department of Corrections (DOC) after a finding of guilt of committing a prohibited act, *.004, fighting with another … and were taken to the hospital. Appellant was charged with committing prohibited act *.004, fighting with another … Thomas upheld the decision finding: the hearing officer complied with the procedural safeguards prescribed under …
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2C:13-6
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… or to meet or appear at any other place, with a purpose to commit a criminal offense with or against the child. To find … at any other place; and 3. That defendant had a purpose to commit a criminal offense with or against the child. The … other place]. 1 Child luring does not involve an attempt to commit some other substantive offense. State v. Perez, 177 …
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2C:21-5
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… money, knowing that it will not be honored by the drawee, commits an offense. In order to obtain a conviction, the … Page 3 of 3 drawn is for you to decide using your own common sense, knowledge and everyday experience. Ask … logical and reasonable. However, you are never required or compelled to draw an inference. You alone decide whether the …
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2C:21-6c(1)
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… 360 (1969) and particularly the additional instructions and comments to Model Charge 2.271 under N.J.S.A. 2A:139-1. See …
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2C:21-6c(5)
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… when, without the authorization of the named issuer, he/she completes a credit card by adding any of the matter, other … 360 (1969) and particularly the additional instructions and comments to Model Charge 2.271 under N.J.S.A. 2A:139-1. See …
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2C:21-6d(1)
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… 360 (1969) and particularly the additional instructions and comments to Model Charge 2.271 under N.J.S.A. 2A:139-1. See …