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… When later questioned by a detective, defendant admitted to committing various acts of sexual abuse on Anna at the family's Union County home and their Hudson County home. He … that the sexual abuse escalated in severity after the family moved to Hudson County. Defendant's statement also was …
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… AND TO EFFECTUATE THE REMEDIAL PURPOSE OF THE SENTENCING COMMISSION'S EFFORTS REGARDING JUVENILE SENTENCING. 5 … and gray Nike Jordans, and that defendant was "pretty tall compared to [him]." Cantine further explained that defendant … imprisonment would cause a hardship on his child and family but found that it was not excessive. In this regard, …
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… High School. 2 Because plaintiff and her son share a common surname, we refer to him by his first name intending … stated Shaquan's cousin "[is] from his dad's side [of the family], [and] they won't let [the cousin] speak to [her]." … due to the duty of care schools owe to students, we are similarly unpersuaded. Although schools do owe a duty of care …
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… County Prosecutor, attorney; Edward F. Ray and William P. Miller, Assistant Prosecutor, of counsel and on the briefs). … period during which defendant used his cellular phone to communicate with an undercover officer he believed to be a … and later that day received a text message from an unfamiliar phone number stating, "Hey gorgeous." When Hurley …
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… a consecutive 30-year custodial term for two murders he committed in 1975, plus other sentences on additional … a substantial inheritance from a relative, he paid $10 million to the family of one of his victims. He continues to … Journal, 34, 35 (2007).] 5 We note that 9 of the 17 points within Reldan's LSI-R score are attributable to his …
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… persons who are at risk of an overdose, as well as their family members and peers. Ibid. The trial court in this case … the wider prescription and distribution of naloxone or similarly acting drugs to those at risk for an opioid … the first reprint of the GSERA bill, observing that a more "comprehensive" approach to the drug overdose problem was …
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… WARRANTS THE GRANTING OF A NEW TRIAL. IV. THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR AND DENIED DEFENDANT THE RIGHT TO … said "No" when the trial court asked if he had any other points to make about the prosecutor's summation. 16 … during the trial." Morton, supra, 155 N.J. at 457-58. Similarly, "[a] prosecutor may . . . suggest that [a defendant …
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… then-member of the New Jersey State Police (NJSP), filed a complaint under the Conscientious Employee Protection Act … and (c)(3), respectively, protect employees who take similar action with regard to activities, policies, or … practice in CEPA actions brought under (c)(2), or its similarly worded counterpart in (a)(2), surely is to identify …
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… offense, not to decide that defendant has a propensity to commit crime. The jury convicted defendant of the certain … (pp. 20-21) 5. The invited error doctrine acknowledges the common-sense notion that a disappointed litigant cannot … constitutional principles should encourage the Court to revisit the portion of Brown requiring sanitization of a …
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… are essential for a fair trial. The trial court must give a comprehensible 2 explanation of the questions that the jury … that the jury may find. Erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to possess the capacity to unfairly … alcoholic beverages4 before driving approximately fifteen miles from his home in Dover to his mother’s home in …
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… good condition. Residential property owners have no similar common law duty with respect to a public sidewalk. … snow and ice that presents a danger to known or expected visitors. (pp. 17-18) 5. Under the standards stated above … owned and controlled by the Homeowners Association.” Amicus points out that the “general public has not been granted …
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… of the call was defendant’s home phone number. During these communications, Delagarza noticed a small abrasion on the … knuckle of defendant’s hand, which Delagarza stated was similar to the result of punching something. Delagarza asked … [Ibid.] In State v. Edmonds, 211 N.J. 117, 132 (2012), we revisited the test articulated in Frankel and concluded that …
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… Acting Union County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Milton S. Leibowitz, Special Deputy Attorney General/Acting … placed a phone call from a blocked number to United Taxi Company and requested to be picked up at a West Sixth Street … one of those elements"); Non-Slayer Charge at 5 (similar). In Walker, our Supreme Court addressed for the first …
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… filed a brief. PER CURIAM Plaintiffs, Janek Patel and his company A&D Convenience Store, objected to approvals granted … the store. Cofone testified that it was common for other similarly sized stores in the area to not have loading zones. … The regulations for the zone or zones permitting the most similar types of use or uses shall be applied. These …
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… immediately recognized him as one of the men, but was not familiar with the others. She saw defendant lift his arms with … Kidanys Maldanado,2 and other members of the Maldanado family. 2 We will refer to Laisha and Kidanys Francisco by … was "scared" because defendant believed "the cops [were] coming." In response to the information Kirce provided to …
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… Office of the Attorney General (OAG) at the Hughes Justice Complex in Trenton, where defendant worked from 2003 through … flag and a threatening, racist message. A second, similar printing incident occurred a few hours later. Kiran … in a straightforward manner on direct and conceded certain points on his cross- examination.” As additional support for …
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… Act. The liquor store pled a third- A-5144-17T4 3 party complaint against the young man who had hosted the gathering … the time and that he clearly had no duty to supervise the visitors. Additionally, the judge found that Mark's mother … S.W.3d 421, 432 (Tenn. Ct. App. 2016) (determining that a family relationship alone is not sufficient to establish a …
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… conduct could be measured and determined to be incompatible with a clear mandate of public policy, as … time of the arrest and was interviewed by plaintiff at the Millville Police Department. Shapiro requested that … 37-38. The Statement of Resident Rights cited by Hitesman similarly "ha[d] no relationship to the subject of his …
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… When later questioned by a detective, defendant admitted to committing various acts of sexual abuse on Anna at the family's Union County home and their Hudson County home. He … that the sexual abuse escalated in severity after the family moved to Hudson County. Defendant's statement also was …
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… AND TO EFFECTUATE THE REMEDIAL PURPOSE OF THE SENTENCING COMMISSION'S EFFORTS REGARDING JUVENILE SENTENCING. 5 … and gray Nike Jordans, and that defendant was "pretty tall compared to [him]." Cantine further explained that defendant … imprisonment would cause a hardship on his child and family but found that it was not excessive. In this regard, …