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… We affirm. I. On April 19, 2017, a Union County grand jury returned an indictment charging defendant with … suppression hearing, the State presented the testimony of Officer Nazeet Hurling of the Roselle Police Department. He … In the event that at that hearing the allegation of perjury or reckless disregard is established by the defendant …
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… We affirm. I. On April 19, 2017, a Union County grand jury returned an indictment charging defendant with … suppression hearing, the State presented the testimony of Officer Nazeet Hurling of the Roselle Police Department. He … In the event that at that hearing the allegation of perjury or reckless disregard is established by the defendant …
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A-0916-24 Briefs
Briefs
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… which effect the decision to waive indictment by a grand jury or to enter a plea of guilty, the Juvenile Justice … it does not alleviate responsibility: the defendant had a duty to stop after striking A.P. with his truck. (5T:67-25 … in a form created and promulgated by the Administrative Office of the Courts. When taking a plea, the court must be …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-0806-23 PER CURIAM After a jury returned a no cause of action verdict with respect to … employee who was responsible for "ushering, concession, box office sales, [and] customer service" at the time of the … First, plaintiff argues defendants had a legal duty to preserve the TMS logs because: (1) the guest …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-0806-23 PER CURIAM After a jury returned a no cause of action verdict with respect to … employee who was responsible for "ushering, concession, box office sales, [and] customer service" at the time of the … First, plaintiff argues defendants had a legal duty to preserve the TMS logs because: (1) the guest …
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… further incident occurred with him. In March 2002, a grand jury indicted defendant for second degree attempted … did not rape or sexually assault her," and that "police officers pressured her to make a statement against … PCR judge must exercise their "independent, non- delegable duty to question the timeliness of the petition," and …
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… further incident occurred with him. In March 2002, a grand jury indicted defendant for second degree attempted … did not rape or sexually assault her," and that "police officers pressured her to make a statement against … PCR judge must exercise their "independent, non- delegable duty to question the timeliness of the petition," and …
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… to the Civil Practice Division in the Administrative Office of the Courts at ( 609) 815-2900 x54900 or by email … to the Civil Practice Division in the Administrative Office of the Courts at 609-815-2900 ext. 54900 or by email …
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… aggravated manslaughter and reckless manslaughter, the jury convicted defendant of murder in September 2004. … cumulative, impeaching, or contradictory."). 23 A-2213-16T2 duty is, therefore, to determine whether the recanting … counsel, the history of this case may be such that the Office of the Public Defender should consider assigning new …
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… aggravated manslaughter and reckless manslaughter, the jury convicted defendant of murder in September 2004. … cumulative, impeaching, or contradictory."). 23 A-2213-16T2 duty is, therefore, to determine whether the recanting … counsel, the history of this case may be such that the Office of the Public Defender should consider assigning new …
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… revived him, but he suffered serious and permanent brain injury. Plaintiffs sued several defendants,1 including the … Niti Sharma, M.D. the medical command physician on duty on the night in question; and her employer, … licensed physician, hospital or its board of trustees, officers and members of the medical staff, registered nurse, …
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… or resident of a type that could tend to cause pain, injury, anguish, and/or suffering. Such acts include but are … to push it away. In his written decision, the hearing officer found that after patient T.S. grabbed plaintiff from … Plaintiff claims Greystone and its administrators "owed a duty to [p]laintiff to protect her from such actions instead …
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… or resident of a type that could tend to cause pain, injury, anguish, and/or suffering. Such acts include but are … to push it away. In his written decision, the hearing officer found that after patient T.S. grabbed plaintiff from … Plaintiff claims Greystone and its administrators "owed a duty to [p]laintiff to protect her from such actions instead …
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… revived him, but he suffered serious and permanent brain injury. Plaintiffs sued several defendants,1 including the … Niti Sharma, M.D. the medical command physician on duty on the night in question; and her employer, … licensed physician, hospital or its board of trustees, officers and members of the medical staff, registered nurse, …
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… link. Questions about this notice should be directed to the Office of the Administrative Director of the Courts at (609) … link. Questions about this notice should be directed to the Office of the Administrative Director of the Courts at …
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… registration may be directed to the Superior Court Clerk's Office at (609) 421-6100 or SCCOAttyReg.mbx@njcourts.gov. … registration may be directed to the Superior Court Clerk's Office at (609) 421-6100 or SCCOAttyReg.mbx@njcourts.gov …
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… Plaintiff Victor Ottilio appeals from a no cause jury verdict in favor of Stephen Deehan, D.M.D., and his … being unable to remove the bridge during six different office visits from December 2013 to February 2014, Dr. … involved in rendering the opinion, including the motive, duty, and interest of the declarant, whether litigation was …
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… Plaintiff Victor Ottilio appeals from a no cause jury verdict in favor of Stephen Deehan, D.M.D., and his … being unable to remove the bridge during six different office visits from December 2013 to February 2014, Dr. … involved in rendering the opinion, including the motive, duty, and interest of the declarant, whether litigation was …
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A-2518-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… based on the training and experience of the detectives and officers, police had sufficient reasonable suspicion because … PROCEDURAL HISTORY On June 9, 2022, an Ocean County Grand Jury returned Indictment No. 22-06-1110 charging defendant … “There can be no question that a police officer has the duty to investigate suspicious behavior.” State v. Letts, …
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… she was on-site at DGMB. He told her he planned to move her office to the operations floor of the casino although it … to the situation at work. Ibid. The case was tried before a jury that awarded judgment for the plaintiff on the CEPA … there were a number of actions by her employer from which a jury could infer she suffered retaliatory actions. Her …