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… Among other things, plaintiff contends that Hoyt failed to communicate material information to him concerning the full … dismissed this case on that basis, without allowing discovery to be completed and without conducting any evidential … malpractice action in October 2014, supported by the requisite affidavit of merit. In his complaint, plaintiff alleged …
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… began implementing PTI programs after a 1967 President’s Commission Report recommending the diversion of some … and the return of a guilty verdict is the antithesis of the very purpose of the program. The Court’s holding is not … PTI programs require entry of a guilty plea as a prerequisite to admission in a program. Due to this procedural …
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… its proofs. As a result, the judge dismissed plaintiff's complaint and, after a bench trial, entered judgment for … "doing the fabrication processes starting from the very beginning . . . all the way through the completed … eventually A-1600-15T1 8 fabricated and shipped to the site. In the photographs, the templates are placed on either …
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… poor mother. Among her weaknesses as a parent, defendant complained that she was not giving the children the vitamins … 6:25 a.m. – Defendant's text to himself Mom, listen to me very, very carefully. Tracey is gone. Suffice it to say she has …
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… for the reasons stated by Judge Cavanaugh in her comprehensive written decision. The evidence is outlined in … asserted that the visitation location was too far from the site where the bus from New York left him for defendant to … defendant was cooperative, presented physically with "very heavily soiled clothing" and had "very strong body odor …
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… for the reasons explained by the Family Part judge in her comprehensive oral decision. The Division first became … for his development and growth." The judge noted Celia was very clear in her preference for adoption. She confirmed she … Celia, specifically KLG and adoption. He stated Celia was very clear in her preference to adopt Mason but would …
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… 4:10-2-Scope of Discovery; Treating Physician 4:10-2 Unless otherwise limited by … furnishing of a copy of that person's report. Discovery of communications between an attorney and any expert retained … own initiative after reasonable notice to the parties. Official Comment Regarding Paragraph (f)(1) (August 1, 2016) …
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… away. In 2016, decedent's four children (plaintiffs) filed complaints in the Probate Part seeking accountings regarding … filed exceptions to the four accountings and discovery ensued. As for the complaint in question in this appeal … Notwithstanding, the parties continued to engage in discovery into 2018 and, by the end of January 2018, the bank …
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… that plaintiff, who was licensed by the DDD to operate a community care residence (CCR), had mistreated a … the DDD. Well into this litigation, apparently after discovery had closed, plaintiff became disgruntled with … file, Farmer advised plaintiff that the situation seemed "very difficult" but that if she still wanted to proceed, he …
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… Judge Michele M. Fox heard oral argument, and then placed a comprehensive oral decision on the record. The judge … rejected several plea offers before eventually accepting a very favorable plea offer – in exchange for pleading guilty … alleged errors, defendant would still have taken the very favorable plea offer. Judge Fox noted the maximum …
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… the duty to exercise for his/her own safety reasonable care commensurate with the risk of such crossing. In determining … In addition, N.J.S.A. 39:4-36 provides, in part, that: [e]very pedestrian upon a roadway at any point other than … In addition, N.J.S.A. 39:4-36 provides, in part, that: [e]very pedestrian upon a roadway at any point other than …
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… you should know that consent in the law has a meaning very similar to its everyday meaning. It is the victim's voluntary and serious … where appropriate. … (a) the victim was not legally competent to authorize the conduct charged to constitute the …
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… that plaintiff, who was licensed by the DDD to operate a community care residence (CCR), had mistreated a … the DDD. Well into this litigation, apparently after discovery had closed, plaintiff became disgruntled with … file, Farmer advised plaintiff that the situation seemed "very difficult" but that if she still wanted to proceed, he …
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… Sent: To: Subject: Leslie Ellis < leslie@thecaissagroup.com > Wednesday, November 3, 2021 8:45 AM Comments Mailbox … those jurors can set aside their bias. 1 Implicit bias is very difficult to uncover during voir dire, in part because … subjects but, with education and training, counsel can be very effective at asking relevant and direct questions …
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… away. In 2016, decedent's four children (plaintiffs) filed complaints in the Probate Part seeking accountings regarding … filed exceptions to the four accountings and discovery ensued. As for the complaint in question in this appeal … Notwithstanding, the parties continued to engage in discovery into 2018 and, by the end of January 2018, the bank …
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… Judge Michele M. Fox heard oral argument, and then placed a comprehensive oral decision on the record. The judge … rejected several plea offers before eventually accepting a very favorable plea offer – in exchange for pleading guilty … alleged errors, defendant would still have taken the very favorable plea offer. Judge Fox noted the maximum …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) initiated a complaint against John after concerns of physical abuse of … Further the results indicated John tended to have a very positive self-concept, externalize responsibility and … so that his children could be safely returned to him as "very poor" and "minimal." She similarly found John's ability …
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… the defense acknowledged that state-of-mind evidence may become probative where accident is the defense, counsel … if T.S. would “give [him] to the end of September . . . everything will be okay, the stress will be -- a lot of the … same area conducting business. She stated that Jody was “very frightened of [defendant].” M.H. described how, in the …
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… failing to act with reasonable diligence. Sixth, no other competent counsel was prepared to try the case: defendant … and your word -- the word of the county is you’re a very fair judge, a very fair judge, and I want to appeal to your fairness. When …
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… of child pornography separate from those found on his computer. At Miller’s sentencing hearing, the trial judge … allowed the trial judge to determine that “infants” and “very young children” were caused to engage in sexual … that “[t]hese are numerous, numerous children, infants, very young children in these cases who are portrayed. Not …