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… on May 29, 2015, the court entered an order dismissing the complaint without prejudice. Two months later, the July 27, … and to extend discovery, and the second dismissed the complaint with prejudice pursuant to Rule 4:23-5(a)(2). By … the first order and provided these additional handwritten comments: [T]his failure to respond to basic discovery …
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… charging defendant with second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery and other offenses, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, N.J.S.A. … and first-degree robbery (count two). The State agreed to recommend a fifteen-year custodial sentence and dismissal of … cooperation to law enforcement authorities, it would recommend a concurrent sentence in the second-degree range on …
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… he serve eighty-five percent of his sentence before becoming eligible for parole. N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2(a). Defendant … was called by the State to prove serious bodily injury. We commence by noting that at trial, there was no 5 A-5771-14T2 … was appropriate, whether the determination was supported by competent evidence in the record, and whether the sentence …
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… to count one in exchange for the State's agreement to recommend a seven-year term of imprisonment with no period of … supervision for life; and he could be subject to civil commitment at the conclusion of his sentence if deemed to be … risk that the 3 A-1351-14T2 defendant will commit another offense;" N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(6), "[t]he …
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… count of first-degree robbery in exchange for the State recommending a thirteen-year custodial term subject to the No … for defendant's arguments, we briefly summarize the crime's commission. We derive the facts from 3 A-4850-14T3 … a job with his girlfriend's father. Detectives obtained a Communications Data Warrant, which they issued for both …
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… any oral, written, personal, electronic, or other form of communication with plaintiff. The court scheduled the matter … flyer on his car while he was at his girlfriend's apartment complex. The flyer stated, "Have you seen me?" Plaintiff … "are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… today." Defendant advised the judge that he "would be more comfortable taking the proofs today and having it settled … Plaintiff agreed that the written settlement agreement comported with the terms placed on the record. She argued, … judge ordered that $22,000 remain in escrow pending the outcome of plaintiff's appeal. He permitted plaintiff three …
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… testimony regarding these identifications; the prosecutor committed misconduct; and the judge erred in imposing … begun deliberations. No reasonable interpretation of this comment supports the claim that counsel was attempting to … in this case, I would have told him that I could not have committed the homicide because I was at a different …
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… their motion to stay the litigation in this matter and compel arbitration. We reverse. Plaintiff James Wagner was … claims of discrimination and harassment); (ii) based on any common-law rule of practice, including breach of contract or … a judge and jury. On February 9, 2011, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Law Division, in which he alleged that the …
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… on Motion NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS Eileen Connell v. William R. Edleston … billing procedures. The plaintiff filed a two-count Complaint, with Count I alleging violation of the New Jersey … of remedies provision. CEPA is the codification of the common law cause of action, expressed in Pierce, which …
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… their motion to stay the litigation in this matter and compel arbitration. We reverse. Plaintiff James Wagner was … claims of discrimination and harassment); (ii) based on any common-law rule of practice, including breach of contract or … a judge and jury. On February 9, 2011, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Law Division, in which he alleged that the …
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… Joel Garcia-Ramirez, Gant looked him up on his patrol car's computer. The computer provided both a picture of defendant and a nearby … of the suspect and the photograph of defendant from his computer, Gant pulled his patrol car into a parking lot to …
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… for illicit drugs at the time of Serena's birth and was combative with hospital staff; she was psychiatrically examined and involuntarily committed. The hospital contacted the Division of Child … from the 3 A-0228-20 hospital, the Division filed a complaint alleging defendant had abused or neglected Serena …
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… following: an amended count of third-degree conspiracy to commit theft, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(l), 2C:20-3(a), and … Indictment No. 17-04-0469; second-degree conspiracy to commit burglary and second-degree possession of a controlled … State v. Case, 220 N.J. 49, 65 (2014) (citing State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 74 (2014); R. 3:21-4(g) [subsequently …
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… the May 7, 2021 order denying their order to show cause to compel the production of records and dismissing their complaint. In light of the principles espoused in our … (1) Copies of cancelled checks and invoices used to settle complaints that were filed against your police department in …
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… (a) Punitive damages must be specifically prayed for in the complaint. N.J.S.A. 2A:15-5.11. (b) Consistent with Herman … must be tried after the liability and damages phase of a compensatory damages trial. Evidence relevant only to punitive damages is not admissible in the liability and compensatory damages phase. N.J.S.A. 2A:15-5.13. (c) A …
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10.10
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… of the property rather than the crime that may have been committed by the owner or user. Forfeiture is intended to … The fact that a claimant was not charged in a criminal complaint with a crime or was acquitted of a crime is … intended to be) used in furtherance of or to facilitate the commission of the criminal activity; b. The [named property] …
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2C:12-1.2
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… or agreed to aid another…”). Id. at 485 n.1. Therefore, the Committee suggests that counsel and the court tailor the … step in a course of conduct planned to culminate in the commission of a crime. [If “knowing” conduct is involved, … shall include but is not limited to an inability to comprehend one’s own peril.4 3 N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1.2(b)(1). 4 …
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… is guilty of aggravated criminal sexual contact if he/she commits an act of sexual contact with another person, using … elements beyond a reasonable doubt: 1. That the defendant committed an act of sexual contact with [insert name of … the State is required to prove is that the defendant committed an act of sexual contact with (name of victim) as …
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2C:21-25a
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… other power, financial instruments, information, data and computer software, in either human readable or computer readable form, copies or originals.3 Property … should be drawn is for you to decide using your own common sense, knowledge and everyday experience. Ask …