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… kidnapping, third- degree criminal restraint, and the disorderly persons offense of false imprisonment. The verdict … kidnapping, third-degree criminal restraint, and the disorderly persons offense of false imprisonment, as well as … criminal restraint, N.J.S.A. 2C:13-2; and the disorderly persons offense of false imprisonment, N.J.S.A. …
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… a man who was wearing “some type of sweater or something” ordered her out of the car by tapping his gun on the … evening. Specifically, he questioned her extensively on the order in which the pickup 9 truck and the sedan left the …
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… on parole supervision for life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, and ordered to comply with the restrictions and supervision of … one and two, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(1) and (2), and erred in ordering his sentence to run consecutively rather than …
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… certain persons not to have weapons. The court ordered that defendant serve the sentences concurrently. … Ct. 1620, 1627, 20 L. Ed. 2d 476, 484 (1968)). We may not order a new trial in such circumstance unless we are …
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… in financial distress can liquidate its assets in an orderly fashion to equitably pay its creditors.” 44 New … income tax model in favor of a gross income tax act in order to avoid tax loopholes available under the federal tax …
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… has been suffering are from post-traumatic stress disorder with a delayed manifestation following the … Plaintiff was not diagnosed with post- traumatic stress disorder until January 2019. Following the accident, plaintiff … the delayed manifestation of the post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms, she did not file a timely notice of tort …
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… Court of New Jersey that concluded in October 2012 with an order dismissing that complaint. Oberg was appointed … and that [2] the moving party is entitled to a judgment or order as matter of law.” R. 4:46-2. The basic inquiry is …
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… CONVICTION SHOULD BE VACATED AND THIS COURT SHOULD ORDER A NEW TRIAL BASED UPON THE CUMULATIVE EFFECT OF THE … judge to "exercise reasonable control over the mode and order of interrogating witnesses . . . so as to (1) make the …
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… court pursuant to Rule 3:9-3(e). As a result there is no order that is subject to review on appeal, R. 2:2-3. This … court should have taken the time to listen to the tape in order to make a proper ruling. It was not sufficient for the …
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… 2021 2 A-1390-19 Defendant Daniel A. Medina appeals from an order denying his petition for post-conviction relief (PCR) … an evidentiary hearing. We therefore reverse the court's order denying defendant's PCR claim his counsel was …
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… remarks were withdrawn promptly; and (3) whether the court ordered the remarks stricken from the record and instructed … show the probability of A's desiring to commit a crime in order to obtain money. But the practical result of such a …
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… Doubt, And, Consequently, This Court Must Reverse And Order [Defendant's] Acquittal 16 A-4557-18 POINT III IN THE … need not be established beyond a reasonable doubt in order for the jury to draw the inference." State v. Brown, … that inappropriately magnified the importance of a prior disorderly persons conviction and ignored sufficient credible …
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… in bold type, note the year, chapter number and sequential order of the recommendation. For example, Committee … if the analysis requested is to command respect". In order to understand the bail setting process, the Committee …
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… 1994 sexual assault and murder, appeals from a May 4, 2018 order denying his motion for a new trial based on newly … during bitemark comparisons." Some research is warranted in order to identify the circumstances within which the methods …
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… specific knowledge of the community and its residents." "In order for permit language to be clear, specific, measurable … in any approved or adopted TMDL6 report for water bodies bordering or within the Tier A Municipality for inclusion in … knowledge of the community and its residents is needed in order to enact a municipal ordinance that will meet the …
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… community supervision for life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4,2 and ordered to comply with the registration requirements of … officers' 'comments' during defendant's interrogation," in order 12 We appreciate the natural desire of an experienced …
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… the jury at trial with the lesser-included offense of disorderly persons lewdness, which does not require as an … leaving the park. So, with that, what can we look to [in order] to determine whether the children were under the age … need to render a verdict on the lower-graded offense of disorderly persons lewdness. At sentencing, the court imposed …
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… current jurisprudence. We therefore reverse and vacate the orders under review. I. All parties concede this suit … liable would not have to prove Juanito's negligence in order to limit their potential exposure for proximately …
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… behind her, pressed a knife against her back, and ordered her to open the register. She fumbled with the … jury. The victim inspected six photographs in sequential order. She did not immediately identify defendant's … after he returned to the room and while the video recorder was turned off. See R. 3:11(b) (requiring a written …
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… a cohort study would require "an extremely large group" in order to contain "a sufficient number of cases for … on how far above 1.0 the association needed to be in order to support the author's inferences. The strength of … only one of those ways, the relative risk of 1.55 was of "borderline" statistical significance. Menstrual history was …