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… home on several occasions, during one of which defendant committed the act of penetration. At trial, the relationship … and B.P. discussed their excitement regarding defendant's upcoming sleepover at C.P's house, and how they wanted to have … instruction on sexual penetration, "[a]n essential ingredient of a fair trial is that a jury receive adequate and …
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… was a Marine on leave for the weekend. While the car was stopped at a traffic light, it was rear-ended by defendant's … followed up with Dr. Basch, an orthopedic surgeon, who recommended more PT. He also discussed spinal injections and … in radiology. Based upon his review of plaintiff's film studies, Dr. Berg concluded that plaintiff's "spinal cord was …
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… and needed to return to his apartment. K.G. agreed to accompany him, and they went to defendant's apartment … of parole supervision for life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43- 6.4, and comply with the requirements of Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 … dispute K.G. stabbed defendant multiple times and was bloodied as a result. The report also showed defendant's saliva …
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… Deputy Public Defender, of counsel and on the brief). Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney for respondent … THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, AND NOT JUSTIFIED UNDER THE COMMUNITY CARETAKING DOCTRINE. ACCORDINGLY, SUPPRESSION … Sergeant Mazzuca noted he "did not feel she was a threat to commit suicide at that point." He acknowledged the only …
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… warrant. The officers explained they were acting under the community- caretaking doctrine and were permitted to enter … Among their extensive duties, police officers serve a vital community-caretaking role. In this role, they are given the … and declining to respond to the police officer’s knock. Commentary from the Model Penal Code supports the …
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… January 28, 2022, filed an order to show cause and verified complaint, seeking custody, 2 A Dodd removal refers to the … reportedly had several dogs and they adhered to a strict dietary regimen. 5 A-1850-22 A.A. told James that once … up for school, but she wasn't even logging into the laptop." D.R. clarified that "spanking" to him meant "one or …
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… recovered the firearm through a warrantless search of a companion's backpack, which she had carried out of a parked … from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. They were in separate cars but communicating over the radio. Both officers were wearing … to protect her identity. 5 A-2084-23 told the man to stop but he fled the scene, running between nearby houses and …
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… and MICHELE DONATO and PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants. __________________________ Argued … I. On December 16, 2019, plaintiff Keith Hacker filed a complaint in the Law Division seeking damages for injuries … case "to the extent required by res judicata, collateral estoppel, the single controversy doctrine, or any other …
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… on campus, to which she replied yes. He asked if he could come over and she said yes. Plaintiff 's two friends walked … some point, his penis entered my vagina and I told him to stop because I didn't want to have sex 5 A-0517-23 with him." Defendant completely disregarded plaintiff's wishes to stop and tried …
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… is insufficient evidence supporting the judge's finding he committed the predicate acts of harassment and contempt of a … for two years from 2015 until 2017. They have a child in common, Alan, who was six years old at the time of trial. … 2021, plaintiff wrote to defendant "[y]our anger needs to stop, it scares me and Alan with every exchange." Defendant …
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… other state and federal laws. The trial court dismissed the complaint as procedurally untimely and also substantively … the previous dismissal has res judicata or collateral estoppel effects on this case. 11 A-1227-22 easily dispensed … As characterized by Hager, the Executive Branch "has muddied the waters between state marijuana laws and federal …
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… and yard requirements. Every lot in the R-50 District shall comply with the following requirements: . . . . (1) Subject … block width, and the minimum lot area shall be based and computed upon the following formula; provided, however, that … Stiles testified, "the 'median line of the block' meant the common rear property line of the lots within the block." The …
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… defendant on her cell phone. Defendant told Ellen he was coming by to drop off something for Rose, and she should come downstairs to meet him. Ellen testified that defendant, … . you, they hurt your stuff." That same Monday, Ronlee Christopher Harman, another co-worker, asked defendant what was …
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… north side of Second Street. The detectives then saw Christopher Kiraly walking toward defendant. Defendant and Kiraly … break, defense counsel stated she "did not object [to this comment] at the time, because it was kind of already out … and fell to his knees. He testified he became sick due to a combination of cocaine, alcohol, and the shrimp he ate. The …
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… v. 1 Dena is referred to as "Dina" in the second amended complaints and orders under review. We refer to her as Dena … Fred Zemel and Daniel Zemel, on the briefs). Christopher J. Sulock argued the cause for respondent Certain … that governs the insurer's obligation." Flomerfelt v. Cardiello, 202 N.J. 432, 444 (2010) (citation omitted). Doubts …
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… for the reasons set forth in Judge Robert A. Kirsch's comprehensive written opinion. I. The circumstances of this … In exchange for his guilty pleas, the State agreed to recommend that defendant serve an aggregate thirteen-year … he was "taking responsibility for a crime . . . [he] committed," and no one "pressured or threatened [him] with …
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… was owned by a CURE-insured individual, while she was stopped at a red light. Later that day, Robinson sought … 3 A-3972-23 2017 to April 2018, during which time she "complain[ed] of constant cervical spine pain and stiffness . … 2019, Robinson presented to an urgent care facility with complaints of "neck pain and vomiting," for which she was …
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… but petitioner continued to report significant difficulties completing household tasks such as lifting and carrying … light[ ]duty level work," and "[his] employer w[ould] not accommodate [him] with a permanent light duty position." The … "[five] years with a minor exacerbation [and] . . . MRI studies that . . . were completely normal until . . . the …
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… fifty-seven). She was also charged with conspiracy to commit these individual offenses, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 (counts … In exchange for her guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a five-year sentence in the second-degree range, … her testimony. Pfund told Squitieri "she intended to recommend a probationary sentence for [defendant]," which had …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY MERCER … automobile search. The search followed a motor vehicle stop prompted by an alleged motor vehicle infraction – … suspicion on the reaction.” United States v. Sigmond- Ballestros, 285 F.3d 1117, 1124 (9th Cir. 2002); see also …