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… from the 7-Eleven, Horan saw a car approaching in the oncoming traffic lane. Using the spotlight mounted to his … the denial of the motion to suppress, resulting in opposite Appellate Division outcomes. In Myers’s appeal, an … 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 … the denial of the motion to suppress, resulting in opposite Appellate Division outcomes. In Myers’s appeal, an … See Attorney General, Directive Establishing an 26 Official Statewide Policy Defining and Prohibiting the …
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… police station call means that the Piscataway police had to comply with the warrant requirement of Article I, Paragraph … right of privacy -- the right to be free from government officials arbitrarily prying into our personal conversations … The police arrested Rasheem McQueen for allegedly committing certain offenses and brought him to the police …
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… 2. In order for lay opinion testimony to satisfy the first component of N.J.R.E. 701, the witness must testify based on … that the defendant’s arrest photograph resembled a composite sketch prepared in a criminal investigation. Noting … Third, “[c]ourts evaluating whether a law enforcement official may offer a lay opinion on identification also …
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… From 2001 to 2016, he worked for a private corrections company, where he rose from an entry-level employee to … include the 12 following: if “[a]ny statutory prerequisite . . . is not fulfilled or there is any other statutory … other hand, the Law Division has held that a former public official convicted of a crime can seek public office after a …
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… this appeal, the Court considers whether the prosecutor’s comments and use of a particular PowerPoint slide in her … nor did he verbally threaten violence if Cervantes did not comply with his request. Defendant then walked out of the … and not indulge in improper expressions of personal or official opinion as to the guilt of the defendant, or …
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… to whether the defendant’s arrest photo closely resembled a composite sketch of the defendant should not have been allowed … “[c]ourts evaluating whether a law enforcement official may offer a lay opinion on identification also …
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… the heightened duty-of-care standard governing private common carriers applies to public common carriers such as … Jury Charges (Civil), 5.73(A)(2). (pp. 34-36) 5. Public officials are cloaked with immunity from tort claims under … stiches to treat the wound to her forehead -- the site now of a permanent scar that has left her …
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… appeal, the Court reviews the Public Employment Relations Commission’s (PERC) decision that the employees’ health … therefore non-negotiable. PERC’s construction of Chapter 78 comports with the statute’s language and the Legislature’s … of Teachers, 233 N.J. at 583. “Where available, ‘[t]he official legislative history and legislative statements …
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… wearing the ankle bracelet causes him physical discomfort and has burdened his life in numerous ways. H.R. and … ostracized. Due to the stigma of the device, he has not visited a doctor for medical issues; moreover, he feels that … (holding that a student’s purse may be searched by school officials based on reasonable suspicion); State v. Best, 201 …
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… guilty of criminal attempt if the person acts with the requisite culpability and “[p]urposely does . . . anything which, … step in a course of conduct planned to culminate in his commission of the crime.” N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1. To prove a … Div. 1988). One of the inmates, Satkin, “informed prison officials of the plans and . . . cooperated in gathering …
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… to waive them. Because A.A.’s inadmissible statements comprised a substantial part of the proofs against him, a … between mother and son -- which took place on opposite sides of the gate of a holding cell -- and the State … 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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… including one for a wiretap of, and another for further communications data from, defendant’s cell phone. According … Positioning System (GPS) location of a phone -- and “cell-site records” -- records of when a cell phone connects to a … cell-phone location information required law- enforcement officials to obtain a court order based on a …
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… further pointed to other investigatory failings or shortcomings, citing as “shocking” the failure to interview … of another swab. Moving on to the State’s application to compel defendant to provide a new buccal swab under Rule … reasonableness on the exercise of discretion by government officials to protect persons against arbitrary invasions.” …
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… to pick up her daughter by 3:20 p m. The detectives did not comment on her time constraint. Detective Wilden then asked … the poisonous tree, the Court missed addressing the prerequisite question to an inventory-search analysis, according to … have “expresse[d] a clear preference for government officials to obtain a warrant issued by a neutral and …
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… Inn motel in Neptune City. She called the front desk to complain she had been bitten by bed bugs. The motel owner … and, particularly, the purpose and flagrancy of the official misconduct. Here, Shaw’s confession was a product … of the tote bag. Whenever a defendant is charged with committing a possessory drug offense -- as in this case -- …
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… treatment and having no contact with his brother unless recommended by a therapist. The court also ordered C.K. to … scheme is public safety -- to “permit law enforcement officials to identify and alert the public” about sex … offender-registry/faqs.shtml (last visited Mar. 16, 2018). 20 Registration requires the …
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… became particularly strained after Burkert read online comments attributed to Halton’s wife that Burkert felt … Halton’s wife apparently had posted on a social media website. He then copied the photograph and made two flyers, … in a criminal prosecution on the ground that such official coercion “interferes with the exercise of the Fifth …
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… State’s expert’s testimony concerning Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) offered against J.R. conformed … five “areas” of behavior attributed to child victims that comprise CSAAS. N.R., fourteen years old at the time of … Within hours, the parents met with their children, school officials, and law enforcement. The New Jersey Division of …
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… 2013, with the agency’s consent, J.E.V. and D.G.V. filed a complaint for adoption. The court entered an order … by “state-authorized action.” (pp. 11-15) 2. In Lassiter v. Department of Social Services, 452 U.S. 18, 24 … First, the private interest that will be affected by the official action; second, the risk of an erroneous …