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… there was enough evidence from the transcripts for a jury to find that defendant was aware of what was in the …
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… times in the head and neck, causing his death. A grand jury subsequently returned an indictment charging defendant …
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… "fanciful." He also found no evidence upon which a jury could award $29 million if the Estate prevailed in the …
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… into an agreement under the [Act] waive their right to a jury trial" and to an appeal of the arbitrator's decision …
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… defendant "knowingly or recklessly caused . . . bodily injury to [Kim] because he was holding her back from leaving … cause or purposely, knowingly or recklessly causes bodily injury to another." N.J.S.A. 2C:11-1(a) defines "bodily injury" as "physical pain, illness or any impairment of …
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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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… of her constitutional rights, including the right to a jury trial. Defendant told the judge she wished to plead … to harass another, the person: (1) threatens to inflict injury or physical harm to any person . . . .; [or] (2) …
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… because plaintiffs failed to present evidence from which a jury could infer Prime retaliated against them by subjecting …
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… replaced the wired glass with safety glass, plaintiff's injury would not have occurred. In April 2018, after the end … Co., 240 N.J. Super. 289, 300 (App. Div. 1990)). Because a jury may give significant weight to expert testimony, "a … if the window in Door 12 was made of safety glass, the injury would not have occurred. He also concluded [defendant] …
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… at Edward Gonzalez. Under Indictment No. 14-05-560, a grand jury charged defendant with fourth- degree aggravated …
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… law, we affirm. On April 3, 2008, a Middlesex County grand jury returned Indictment No. 08-04-0523, charging defendant …
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… by the patient's mother. On March 4, 2004, a Mercer County jury convicted petitioner of criminal restraint.1 He was …
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… limitation of use of his right ankle joint," and the injury was permanent. Based on plaintiff's subjective … plaintiff "will have a much lower threshold for repeated injury and a more rapid progression of traumatic degenerative … unreasonable is an issue that should be decided by a jury. Plaintiff further argued that he presented sufficient …
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… . . Our scope of review of a "trial court sitting in a non-jury case" is limited. Seidman v. Clifton Sav. Bank, S.L.A., …
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… ineffective assistance of his trial counsel. I. In 2009, a jury convicted defendant of three counts of first- degree …
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… a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must … damages, unless the insured suffers a serious bodily injury that satisfies the statutory minimum. Roman v. Correa, …
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… of the cats to Quintanilla-Lowry. II. In reviewing a non-jury trial, this court defers to a trial judge's factfinding …
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… plaintiff filed a one-count class action complaint and jury demand, alleging violation of the Consumer Fraud Act …
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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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… plaintiff filed a one-count class action complaint and jury demand, alleging violation of the Consumer Fraud Act …