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… 2 Appellant Alejandro Perez was employed as a police officer by respondent Kean University (Kean). Perez was … entered the locked gym at about 3:11 a.m. Perez removed his duty weapon, police-issued radio, and cell phone and laid … a public employee, N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(a)(6); neglect of duty, N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(a)(7); and other sufficient cause, …
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… find your Directory of Superior Court Family Division Offices county courthouse. You can properly serve the packet …
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… … , Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement Program Officer, 609-815-2900 ext. 52364 Diversity, Inclusion, and …
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… 267, 272 (App. Div. 1996). Section 1 of Model Civil Jury Charge 2.24 (now 2.24B) was used for claims of gender … on unequal pay for equal work. Section 2 of Model Civil Jury Charge 2.24 was used for all other claims of pay discrimination. Model Civil Jury Charge 2.24B should continue to be used for NJLAD …
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… an "Attorney Professional Account," or an "Attorney Office Account." The IOLTA account or accounts shall each be … in a form provided by the Court, to report to the Office of Attorney Ethics in the event any properly payable …
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… February 2009, petitioner began his employment as a police officer in the Borough of Tenafly. He was automatically … physically incapacitated for the performance of his usual duty and of any other available duty in the department which … live testimony established that the traumatic workplace injury occurred during petitioner’s regular assigned duties, …
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… February 2009, petitioner began his employment as a police officer in the Borough of Tenafly. He was automatically … physically incapacitated for the performance of his usual duty and of any other available duty in the department which … live testimony established that the traumatic workplace injury occurred during petitioner’s regular assigned duties, …
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… vehicle stop, received a radio transmission that an off-duty officer from another municipality observed a vehicle being … that implicates a risk of imminent death or serious injury to a particular person such as a vehicle's driver or to …
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… vehicle stop, received a radio transmission that an off-duty officer from another municipality observed a vehicle being … that implicates a risk of imminent death or serious injury to a particular person such as a vehicle's driver or to …
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… Manslaughter. See, for example, footnote 1 of Model Jury Charge, Justification – Self Defense In Self Protection … if they: (1) caused the victim’s death or serious bodily injury that then resulted in death; and (2) the defendant did … caused … (insert victim's name) … death or serious bodily injury that then resulted in … (insert victim's name) … death, …
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… could have chosen a different course of action, and a jury should determine "what [was] reasonable under the … been for defendant to comply with R.A's demands and that a jury could find a reasonable person would not have reacted … R.A. "The fundamental elements of a negligence claim are a duty of care owed by the defendant to the plaintiff, a …
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… judge the defendant's conduct cannot be determined by the jury without the assistance of expert medical testimony. … However, in some cases, such as the case at hand, the jury may determine from its common knowledge and experience … case plaintiff contends that the defendant violated the duty of care he/she owed to the plaintiff by doing …
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… could have chosen a different course of action, and a jury should determine "what [was] reasonable under the … been for defendant to comply with R.A's demands and that a jury could find a reasonable person would not have reacted … R.A. "The fundamental elements of a negligence claim are a duty of care owed by the defendant to the plaintiff, a …
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2C:29-3.1d
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… 4/7/14 Page 1 of 2 INTERFERING WITH A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER USING AN ANIMAL - LESSER INCLUDED1 N.J.S.A. … offense of interfering with a law enforcement officer using an animal. The applicable statute provides, in … that: Any person who interferes with any law enforcement officer using an animal in the performance of his official …
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… the suggestion Gaines, as adopted by Aguas, requires the jury to assess the degree of effectiveness of defendant's … 220 N.J. at 510-11). Relatedly, we also "disagree[d] the jury may assess or even consider whether an employer's … was 12 A-3173-22 on terminal leave and did not return to duty. The failure to transmit the reprimand letter to an …
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… the suggestion Gaines, as adopted by Aguas, requires the jury to assess the degree of effectiveness of defendant's … 220 N.J. at 510-11). Relatedly, we also "disagree[d] the jury may assess or even consider whether an employer's … was 12 A-3173-22 on terminal leave and did not return to duty. The failure to transmit the reprimand letter to an …
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… the prior conviction was for domestic violence. See Model Jury Charge for N.J.S.A. 2C:39-7(b)(2). ] … NOTE … [The … of the second trial if it is tried before the same jury that decided the possessory charge of a weapon or … N.J. 572, 585 (if defendant stipulates to the offense, the jury must be instructed only that defendant was convicted of …
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… the State alleges the claims are distinct. … INSTRUCT THE JURY AS TO THE NATURE OF THE STATE’S CLAIM(S). … CHARGE THE … crime of Insurance Fraud. � If attempt is charged, the jury should be instructed from the Model Jury Charge, Attempt N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1, as attempt requires a …
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… of these facilities and premises and assume all risks of injury, illness or death[.] This waiver and release of … added).] Plaintiff's accident, which caused a substantial injury requiring hip surgery, was unrelated to using physical … Div. 2009), aff'd, 203 N.J. 286 (2010). An owner has a duty to guard against any dangerous conditions that the …
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… of these facilities and premises and assume all risks of injury, illness or death[.] This waiver and release of … added).] Plaintiff's accident, which caused a substantial injury requiring hip surgery, was unrelated to using physical … Div. 2009), aff'd, 203 N.J. 286 (2010). An owner has a duty to guard against any dangerous conditions that the …