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… LLC, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. PHILIP D. MURPHY, in his official capacity as the Governor of the State of New … a kickboxing business in Franklin, claims entitlement to compensation under the New Jersey Civil Defense and Disaster … classes to its members, without charge. It also offered free classes to local schools as a gym class option. …
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… Galvan joined Rodriguez and Dr. Ferraro in conspiring to commit this fraud. The State asserts it presented sufficient … for Rodriguez." The prosecutor stated that defendants were free to present an expert to dispute Menendez's methodology, … may lead to a defendant's conviction of a crime" of official misconduct). Rather, deeming a person who diagnoses …
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… a public park. The witnesses saw the group of children, accompanied by several adults, playing on equipment in a … from unduly relying on the views of that law enforcement official. See State v. McLean, 205 N.J. 438, 460-61 (2011). … limitation on such opinion testimony, an opposing party is free to … a3655-18.pdf … A-3655-18T2 …
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… THE DEFENDANT. (Not raised below) POINT VI THE PROSECUTOR'S COMMENTS DURING SUMMATION ON THE DEFENDANT'S FAILURE TO … the police.") (citation omitted). There is no evidence of "official animus toward [defendant] or [] a conscious effort … footage was adjudicated. The State is generally not free to destroy discoverable evidence post-complaint. See …
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… 4 A-3702-18T1 expressed by Judge Terence P. Flynn in his comprehensive and thorough sixty-page oral decision that he … participating in non-school events. According to school officials, Haley attended a summer program within the … going. The Division's caseworker observed that Haley was "free from any visible signs of abuse or neglect at the …
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… of an opinion may not have been summarized. State v. James Comer (A-42-20) (084509) State v. James C. Zarate (A-43-20) … of sources, including acts by the Legislature and other officials. At the hearing, the trial court will assess … shown an ability to be rehabilitated and has been incident free for four years while incarcerated. . . . As a juvenile, …
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… of an opinion may not have been summarized. State v. James Comer (A-42-20) (084509) State v. James C. Zarate (A-43-20) … of sources, including acts by the Legislature and other officials. At the hearing, the trial court will assess … shown an ability to be rehabilitated and has been incident free for four years while incarcerated. . . . As a juvenile, …
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… from the 7-Eleven, Horan saw a car approaching in the oncoming traffic lane. Using the spotlight mounted to his … which an objectively reasonable person would not feel free to leave). When police stop a motor vehicle, the stop … See Attorney General, Directive Establishing an 26 Official Statewide Policy Defining and Prohibiting the …
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… from the 7-Eleven, Horan saw a car approaching in the oncoming traffic lane. Using the spotlight mounted to his … which an objectively reasonable person would not feel free to leave). When police stop a motor vehicle, the stop … See Attorney General, Directive Establishing an 26 Official Statewide Policy Defining and Prohibiting the …
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… to whether the defendant’s arrest photo closely resembled a composite sketch of the defendant should not have been … “[c]ourts evaluating whether a law enforcement official may offer a lay opinion on identification also … jury’s role in comparing the sneakers. Indeed, the jury was free to discredit Detective Quesada’s testimony and find …
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… wearing the ankle bracelet causes him physical discomfort and has burdened his life in numerous ways. H.R. and … to him, claiming the monitoring violates his right to be free from unreasonable searches under Article I, Paragraph 7 … (holding that a student’s purse may be searched by school officials based on reasonable suspicion); State v. Best, 201 …
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… to waive them. Because A.A.’s inadmissible statements comprised a substantial part of the proofs against him, a … transferred to the juvenile detention facility and she was “free to leave.” The police did not attempt to question A.A. … to disclose in an action or to a police officer or other official any matter that will incriminate him or expose him …
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… dressed and act as though nothing had happened. The victim complied, and the parties and defendant’s sister then … her repeatedly at Jones’ apartment. Several law enforcement officials also took the stand and testified regarding their … offense, would have believed that the alleged victim freely and affirmatively” consented. N.J.S.A. 2C:14-7(d).12 …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … arm of the Board, and represents the Board in all official matters,” while the “program committee” is … rental charges for the rooms. The room charges include free continental breakfast. Plaintiff’s record of bookings …
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… DISEASE OR DEFECT. POINT IV THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN ITS COMPOSITION OF THE VERDICT SHEETS. [U.S. CONSTITUTION, … him do this to [her]." Anytime the victim attempted to get free, defendant would sit on her chest harder, pin her arms … as defendant "never had any reason to believe that 'an official proceeding or an investigation [was] pending or …
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… judge erred in finding P.G. was properly served with the complaint, that the judge erred in finding the Division of … 1) "the private interest that will be affected by the official action;" 2) "the risk of an erroneous deprivation … and stability she requires because she will be made legally free for adoption by her resource parents. The record …
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… Petitioners-Appellants, v. KIMBERLY HARRINGTON, ACTING COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION, NEW JERSEY STATE BOARD OF … blind lottery under the supervision of an independent official, where each child was assigned a number and each … a stable and qualified board of directors, and a "finding-free audit for the three years prior to the amendment …
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… by failing to sua sponte hold a hearing to determine his competency to stand trial. He also challenges his sentence, … these proceedings." The court determined defendant pleaded "freely and voluntarily" with a full understanding of the … than "the Bill of Rights that protect . . . government officials." 7 A-4013-17T3 and two letters from defendant to …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY HUDSON … Clerk of the Borough of Leonia, and JUDAH ZEIGLER, in his official capacity as Mayor of the Borough of Leonia, … could suffer. If the stay were entered, Leonia would be free to enforce the old and/or new ordinances, contrary to …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LAW … never needed or used, in spite of the fact that NJMG was freely paying for them. Alan Cook further testified that he … in possession of a company laptop not yet configured for official use. “[I]t was determined13 that her answers to …