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… generally has a heavy burden when seeking to overcome a prosecutorial denial of his [or her] admission into … statements by defendant's husband that defendant becomes "very angry very fast." The judge further observed during oral argument …
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… a written opinion, R. 2:11-3(e)(2), adding only a few brief comments about Point I. In his oral decision on the … and waiver were obtained, it is in fact clear to me, very clear that the defendant was given the warning which is … warning and ultimately waived his rights. And that is . . . very clear, entirely clear to me. . . . . 5 A-2842-17T1 I've …
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… defendant argues: POINT I THE STATE FAILED TO PROVE EVERY ELEMENT OF N.J.S.A. 2C:29-9 BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT … was, in this [c]ourt's view, un- assailed. . . . [A]nd very importantly, . . . in terms of evaluating [her] … testimony was, again, corroborated by her actions that very same day that she received the calls. . . . [The …
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… his attorney failed to advise him of the potential civil commitment consequences under the New Jersey Sexually … he knew he was going to make this argument. This is a very savvy defendant who is very smart – I will give him that – and he set up his PCR at …
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… UPON PRIOR CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS … (Approved 1/97) … A. Compensatory Damages … In this case you must consider two … necessary to support a claim for malicious prosecution is very different than the “malice” necessary to justify an … necessary to support a claim for malicious prosecution is very different than the “malice” necessary to justify an …
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… a written opinion, R. 2:11-3(e)(2), adding only a few brief comments about Point I. In his oral decision on the … and waiver were obtained, it is in fact clear to me, very clear that the defendant was given the warning which is … warning and ultimately waived his rights. And that is . . . very clear, entirely clear to me. . . . . 5 A-2842-17T1 I've …
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… generally has a heavy burden when seeking to overcome a prosecutorial denial of his [or her] admission into … statements by defendant's husband that defendant becomes "very angry very fast." The judge further observed during oral argument …
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… his attorney failed to advise him of the potential civil commitment consequences under the New Jersey Sexually … he knew he was going to make this argument. This is a very savvy defendant who is very smart – I will give him that – and he set up his PCR at …
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… defendant argues: POINT I THE STATE FAILED TO PROVE EVERY ELEMENT OF N.J.S.A. 2C:29-9 BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT … was, in this [c]ourt's view, un- assailed. . . . [A]nd very importantly, . . . in terms of evaluating [her] … testimony was, again, corroborated by her actions that very same day that she received the calls. . . . [The …
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… to file a motion for review by a court on an emergent (very fast) basis. For example, if an event (for example, an … and emergent applications, please visit the Judiciary’s website, njcourts.gov. Useful information is available at the … a Request for Emergent Relief in the Supreme Court Complete the Supreme Court Emergent Matter Intake form and …
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… sexual contact. The indictment charged that defendant committed sexual assault by perpetrating "an act or acts of … progressively worse . . . . Like, foggy. . . . [I]t was a very weird feeling. It[ was] nothing [she] had ever felt … It was just like a foggy feeling." She was "aware of everything that was happening . . . [but] just felt foggy." …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(5); first-degree sexual assault by committing an act of sexual penetration on S.S. knowing she … forensic psychology. He evaluated S.S. and opined she was "very pleasant and very friendly" but had "very significant brain damage." …
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… but "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … members reported to the Division that Luke was "eating everything put in front of him," had a "red and pink burn … denial from New York due to her failure to provide the requisite documentation. David's adoptive parents declined to be …
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… shot based upon a mistaken belief that he or Cunningham had committed a burglary at a home the night before. Rivera … [Rivera] was also getting 5 A-1722-16T3 pressured to make everything right. [Rivera] continued by stating that people … sequentially versus simultaneously; (7) whether a composite sketch was used; (8) whether the procedure was a …
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… Division).2 The trial court's conclusions are supported by competent 1 Jill entered an identified surrender of her … quite frankly, Dr. Brandwein's testimony and evaluation was very telling regarding his capabilities of parenting and … Unit in order for S.R.'s home to be licensed – a prerequisite for Beth to live in that home. In April 2016, the court …
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… up to the fourth grade. Defendants met in 2015 and began a committed relationship. Their sons, Gabriel and Alex, were … with Gabriel. And once Alex was born, Mary and Ted also visited with the younger child. Typically, Mary and Ted … ever and that she was a new parent . . . and . . . had very limited education. Dr. Pérez-Rivera determined Jenny's …
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… procedural history began in 2011 when plaintiffs filed a complaint against defendant and others. Plaintiffs alleged … the neurological condition she developed. During discovery, defendant certified in an interrogatory answer that he … Myelitis-Fact-Sheet#3 (last visited Jan. 22, 2018). …
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… most likely 3 A-0409-19 caused by the squeezing or compression of the child's chest. Id. at 3-4. The expert … we noted Torres wrote to defendant that she was always very stern with the poor boy, that hurts me a lot, but I … came to think that you had someone else, that made me mad, very angry, Luis, you have no idea "yes" I punished that …
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… [Kira] upside down underneath."2 On June 30, 2017, Carl "completed a [v]ideotaped [i]nterview [s]tatement" with a … and Abulude "[b]oth . . . reported . . . [defendants] were very appropriate, . . . engaged, . . . [and] consistent in … 15 A-2819-19 Carl "also reported . . . the family had visited his family . . . the week prior[,] and []his report …
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… with the victim; and (2) prohibit the respondent from committing any future act of nonconsensual sexual contact, … kiss. While on the dance floor, plaintiff "started to feel very dizzy," like "the room was spinning around [her]." A … arguing that plaintiff's testimony did not meet the requisite standard but only established that "seeing . . . …