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… unsafe aspect of the product and the product was accompanied by an adequate warning or instruction. � The … § (b), Reporters Note, Cmt f: 2. The proposition that, in order to determine that a design is not reasonably safe, the … characteristic might not render the product totally useless, but it would measurably reduce the product’s …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY MIDDLESEX … Deed and Articles of Incorporation, the By-Laws, in that order, shall be deemed controlling.” LEGAL STANDARD On a … interests affected by the contract.” Id. at 356; Vitale v. Schering-Plough Corp., 231 N.J. 234, 247 (2017). The By-Laws …
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… of the search warrant. The judge accordingly entered an order on December 19, 2014, dismissing count one and … false information," specifically with regard to a past conviction, provided by Sheffrin and, therefore, the … found probable cause to believe that a crime had been committed, and that evidence of the crime might be found at …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment Nos. 12-02-0355 and 12-03-0474. … of second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm while committing, attempting to commit, or conspiring to commit a … asserting the following arguments: POINT I THE PCR COURT'S ORDER THAT DENIED DEFENDANT'S PETITION FOR POST- CONVICTION …
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… 2 A-3999-14T1 A jury found defendant B.D.,Jr.1 guilty of committing first- degree aggravated sexual assault, N.J.S.A … oral sex on him, making her watch pornographic movies in order to emulate what the women were doing in those movies, … force her to perform oral sex on him in the car. If a car passed by with a driver who could see inside their vehicle, …
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… also was sentenced to parole supervision for life, to comply with 1 We use pseudonyms throughout this opinion to … Megan's Law requirements,2 to adhere to a restraining order under Nicole's Law,3 and to a no-contact order. At … by the detectives, defendant did not allege the requisite "bad faith" by the detectives in not preserving them. …
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… two blocks away, walking in the middle of a street, causing passing vehicles to "swerve[] around him." At the time, one … wrong with him. Mantz testified there was no "infraction" committed by defendant. When the officer confronted … manner, if he [or she] did not make demands or issue orders, and if his [or her] questions were not overbearing …
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… Defendant stated "while he was negotiating the curve coming into town, he lost control of his vehicle and went … 4 A-1399-15T3 explained he looked into the car through the passenger side window, and observed "documents and a bottle" … conduct. At side-bar, after objection, the trial judge ordered the recognition testimony limited to a simple "yes …
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… BY THE COURT'S IMPROPER INSTRUCTION ALLOWING THE JURY TO DISCREDIT DEFENDANT BASED ON HIS AUNT'S FAILURE TO INFORM THE … the penetration was only two inches deep, the knife passed through Kareem's second rib, entered his pericardial … process conducted by the sentencing court, and a prerequisite to effective appellate review. We note the defendant …
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… the Prosecutor's Office who had previously served as deputy commander of the NTF, as an expert witness in street level … bag in defendant's hand and only picked it up because Weitz ordered him to do so. In her summation, counsel reiterated … Defendant argues that the judge focused on her past criminal history and not the "gravity of the offense." …
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… began speaking to defendant. As Opaleski stood outside the passenger side of the vehicle, he observed what he … The officers directed defendant to exit the vehicle and he complied. Opaleski directed Clyne to conduct a pat-down … Opaleski did not immediately seize the wax fold. Opaleski ordered defendant out of the car, subsequently searched him, …
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… 4:6-2(a) for lack of subject matter jurisdiction and to compel arbitration pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:23B-7. We affirm. … parties would have to agree to mediation or arbitration in order for that method to be used." 5 A-1907-15T1 by the same … requiring it advise them of all the component rights encompassed in that waiver. To require advice on all component …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS PREPARED BY THE COURT SUPERIOR COURT … partial summary judgment and submitted a proposed form of order dismissing Count V of the Complaint in Asbury Park Law … Act. CONCLUSIONS OF LAW The Supreme Court of New Jersey revisited the standard to be applied by the trial judge when …
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… her supervisory role, Sweeney oversaw employees' use of the company expense account. Defendant Russell Lee was the … are not sensible and I too want to deal with it properly. I passed the email for advice to an organi[z]ation in England … as of the date of his resignation even though the customer orders were not delivered and invoiced until after his …
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… about how he knew defendant from previous encounters in the community under N.J.R.E. 403, as well as by admitting … or acts" cannot be used "to prove a person's disposition in order to show that on a particular occasion the person acted … this burden, the moving party must show that the evidence passes the Cofield test. Regarding Cofield's first prong, …
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… to resentencing in light of the Legislature's recent passage of N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(14), establishing youth as a … previous involvement in the criminal justice system, the recommendations of the prosecutor and the probation … v. Zarate, __ N.J. __ (2022), in which the Court revisited "the constitutional limits that apply to sentences for …
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… rush[ing]" Bennett. As defendant tried to force his way past the officer, Bennett wrapped his arms around him to … jurors, noting that Juror No. 1 told the officer that the comments he heard were just "chitter chatter" and "not … N.J. Super. 530, 563 (App. Div. 2011) (quoting State v. Scherzer, 301 N.J. Super. 363, 486 (App. Div. 1997)). 16 …
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… her supervisory role, Sweeney oversaw employees' use of the company expense account. Defendant Russell Lee was the … are not sensible and I too want to deal with it properly. I passed the email for advice to an organi[z]ation in England … as of the date of his resignation even though the customer orders were not delivered and invoiced until after his …
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… or any other jurisdiction, and has not been adjudged a disorderly person or petty disorderly person on more than two … "limit[ed] expungement to A-4210-18T3 4 offenders who have committed no more than an isolated infraction in an … said defendant pled guilty to fourth-degree criminal trespass, not burglary. We were not provided a transcript of the …
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… cohabiting, the judge also mistakenly weighed the parties' competing sworn statements and accepted as true Cynthia's … demonstrated by Jeffrey's moving papers. In fact, the opposite approach should have been taken; Jeffrey was entitled … members, that Cynthia and William are now or have in the past resided together, that they have had a fourteen-year …