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… Richard J. Talbot argued the cause for respondent (Law Office of Andrew A. Ballerini and Foley & Foley, attorneys; … The trial judge entered the judgment based upon a jury's determination that defendants were negligent in their … not usurp the trial judge's responsibility to instruct the jury on the law. Finally, because defendants did not appeal …
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… Richard J. Talbot argued the cause for respondent (Law Office of Andrew A. Ballerini and Foley & Foley, attorneys; … The trial judge entered the judgment based upon a jury's determination that defendants were negligent in their … not usurp the trial judge's responsibility to instruct the jury on the law. Finally, because defendants did not appeal …
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A-3270-22 Briefs
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… fictitious persons or entities consisting of Directors, Officers, Principals, Partners, Boards, Board Members or … ERRED BECAUSE PLAINTIFF SUBMITTED SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE FOR A JURY TO REASONABLYCONCLUDE THAT DEFENDANTSKNEW OR SHOULD HA … knew the animal had vicious propensity, no matter what duty the owner owed to the plaintiff or care the owner took …
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… 1:36-3. 2 A-0254-18 PER CURIAM Defendant was convicted by a jury, after a four-day trial, of second-degree eluding, … we conclude that any errors were not reversible. The jury heard evidence that, on July 12, 2015, around 2:00 … 360, 381 (2017). Defendant made two sets of statements to officers: one at the scene of her arrest and the other at …
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… 1:36-3. 2 A-0254-18 PER CURIAM Defendant was convicted by a jury, after a four-day trial, of second-degree eluding, … we conclude that any errors were not reversible. The jury heard evidence that, on July 12, 2015, around 2:00 … 360, 381 (2017). Defendant made two sets of statements to officers: one at the scene of her arrest and the other at …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … The Court considers The Valley Hospital’s challenge to a jury verdict in favor of a group of eleven neurosurgeons and … Neurosurgical, P.C. (collectively, plaintiffs). A jury awarded plaintiffs $24,300,000 in damages based on …
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… a guilty plea or through a guilty finding by a judge or jury. … (or) … (2) a conviction, adjudication of delinquency … a guilty plea or through a guilty finding by a judge or jury. An adjudication of delinquency means a finding by a … must have registered with the chief law-enforcement officer office of the municipality in which the defendant …
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… a pro se supplemental brief. PER CURIAM Tried before a jury, defendant Rosendo S. Gomez-Serpas appeals, following … N.J. 123, 323-24 (1987)). Therefore, "[i]t is as much his duty to refrain from improper methods calculated to produce … besides the fact that he died, is the fact that the officer said -- the detective said he's never been in …
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… a pro se supplemental brief. PER CURIAM Tried before a jury, defendant Rosendo S. Gomez-Serpas appeals, following … N.J. 123, 323-24 (1987)). Therefore, "[i]t is as much his duty to refrain from improper methods calculated to produce … besides the fact that he died, is the fact that the officer said -- the detective said he's never been in …
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A-43-24 Gibbons PC Amicus Curiae Brief
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… BE PERMITTED, WITH ITS WEIGHT TO BE DETERMINED BY THE JURY. ................... 23 CONCLUSION … whether evidence about past investigations into a police officer and prior convictions of defendant were admissible … testimony is necessary for establishing the applicable duty of care with respect to the proper chiropractic …
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… MARTINEZ, DETECTIVE RUBEN TORRES, SERGEANT THOMAS ROE, and OFFICER DANNY COSTA, Defendants-Respondents. … were reasonable, the claims must be submitted to the jury. "A defendant's entitlement to qualified immunity based … quod claim is derivative of the injured spouse's personal injury cause of action"). Affirmed. … COREY BLAND, ET AL. VS. …
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… MARTINEZ, DETECTIVE RUBEN TORRES, SERGEANT THOMAS ROE, and OFFICER DANNY COSTA, Defendants-Respondents. … were reasonable, the claims must be submitted to the jury. "A defendant's entitlement to qualified immunity based … quod claim is derivative of the injured spouse's personal injury cause of action"). Affirmed. … a1800-19.pdf … A-1800-19 …
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… Law Division, Essex County, Docket No. L-9086-14. Law Offices of Stanley Marcus, PA, attorneys for appellant … of the order was the "event that triggered [plaintiff's] duty to respond . . . within the time of the [r]ules." In … days after the court's conclusions are announced in nonjury actions or after the return of the verdict of the …
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… Law Division, Essex County, Docket No. L-9086-14. Law Offices of Stanley Marcus, PA, attorneys for appellant … of the order was the "event that triggered [plaintiff's] duty to respond . . . within the time of the [r]ules." In … days after the court's conclusions are announced in nonjury actions or after the return of the verdict of the …
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… of the opinion of the Court. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … that he explained to defendant that “by waiving the Grand Jury he would not be indicted for murder” and that defendant … of the nature of the charge.” It is therefore the duty of the plea judge to ensure that a defendant pleading …
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… of the opinion of the Court. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … that he explained to defendant that “by waiving the Grand Jury he would not be indicted for murder” and that defendant … of the nature of the charge.” It is therefore the duty of the plea judge to ensure that a defendant pleading …
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… 2014, plaintiff reported she "suffered a traumatic brain injury that would become exacerbated in moments of stress or … N.J.A.C. 13:13- 2.5(b). Under the LAD, "an employer's duty to accommodate extends only so far as necessary to … change at her work station, footwear changes while at the office, and frequent medical leaves. Plaintiff failed to …
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… 2014, plaintiff reported she "suffered a traumatic brain injury that would become exacerbated in moments of stress or … N.J.A.C. 13:13- 2.5(b). Under the LAD, "an employer's duty to accommodate extends only so far as necessary to … change at her work station, footwear changes while at the office, and frequent medical leaves. Plaintiff failed to …
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… a meeting arranged by Kennedy. Defendant was observed by officers driving to a designated location and meeting with … would waive his rights to a suppression hearing and a jury trial, and instead, plead guilty to second-degree … a guilty plea, the defendant's counsel has an affirmative duty to address the subject and give correct advice. Id. at …
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… a meeting arranged by Kennedy. Defendant was observed by officers driving to a designated location and meeting with … would waive his rights to a suppression hearing and a jury trial, and instead, plead guilty to second-degree … a guilty plea, the defendant's counsel has an affirmative duty to address the subject and give correct advice. Id. at …