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… in consultation with halachic authorities, that a Judaic studies teacher has behaved in a way that does not adhere to … Additionally, plaintiff's picture appeared on Jewish websites such as "Frums Follies" and "Lost Messiah," and the … community, which affected any possibility of him obtaining future employment in education. On November 29, 2019, …
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… and reassigned him to a position at the Police Training Commission (PTC). In the chief's place, the AG appointed an … action or proceeding" in all instances where a person has died in an encounter with, or in the custody of, a law … the AG to supersede a county prosecutor where a person has died during or after an encounter with a law enforcement …
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… he lacked the physical capability as an elderly man to have committed the murder of the younger victim. Second, he … The judge also noted trial counsel had used these and other points in closing arguments to the jury. The judge found … that his attorneys had not sufficiently emphasized these points, deeming the choice of what weight to place upon …
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… he lacked the physical capability as an elderly man to have committed the murder of the younger victim. Second, he … The judge also noted trial counsel had used these and other points in closing arguments to the jury. The judge found … that his attorneys had not sufficiently emphasized these points, deeming the choice of what weight to place upon …
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… thirty-year prison term would begin to run after his completion of a sentence on an unrelated matter. We rejected … found dead in his Jersey City apartment. His head was "bloodied" and the apartment was "in considerable disarray." … belief that deadly force was necessary at some or all points of the melee and that his subjective belief was …
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… thirty-year prison term would begin to run after his completion of a sentence on an unrelated matter. We rejected … found dead in his Jersey City apartment. His head was "bloodied" and the apartment was "in considerable disarray." … belief that deadly force was necessary at some or all points of the melee and that his subjective belief was …
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… 29 1. Review of Data on Juvenile Justice Decision-Making Points 31 2. Ongoing Juvenile Justice Systems Improvements … and equal treatment from judicial and administrative bodies. The New Jersey Judiciary has a strong reputation for … review these areas during the current term. Looking to the future, the Committee plans to explore the issue of …
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… offer an intermediate approach between the status quo and complete abolition of peremptory challenges. They would … will make race-based peremptory challenges in the future; instead, it largely functions as a reminder not to … ef fects of race discrimination in jury selection. Studies in multiple jurisdic- 46 I say this even though I …
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… brought an action seeking to declare that decedent died intestate. Defendant disputed that claim, sought to … the cause of the water damage was disputed, the insurance company found no malfeasance and paid the Estate's claim. … the Property during the years he maintained the Property, commissions owed to plaintiff, and attorney's fees. 5 …
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… brought an action seeking to declare that decedent died intestate. Defendant disputed that claim, sought to … the cause of the water damage was disputed, the insurance company found no malfeasance and paid the Estate's claim. … the Property during the years he maintained the Property, commissions owed to plaintiff, and attorney's fees. 5 …
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… N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). We affirm.1 I. The following facts come from the trial court's oral opinion, except as … harm" or "safely care for her son within the foreseeable future." There was ample evidence to support those findings. … "the mental status sufficient to eliminate the risk of future harm to the child." N.J. Div. of Youth & Family …
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… N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). We affirm.1 I. The following facts come from the trial court's oral opinion, except as … harm" or "safely care for her son within the foreseeable future." There was ample evidence to support those findings. … "the mental status sufficient to eliminate the risk of future harm to the child." N.J. Div. of Youth & Family …
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… Schuster, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; David G. Futterman, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). Joseph E. … of defendant in the expectation of freeing the children for future adoptive placement. We affirm. We provide some of the … in placing him and he would "need a supportive family who's committed to meeting his needs." Frank Dyer, Ph.D., …
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… Schuster, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; David G. Futterman, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). Joseph E. … of defendant in the expectation of freeing the children for future adoptive placement. We affirm. We provide some of the … in placing him and he would "need a supportive family who's committed to meeting his needs." Frank Dyer, Ph.D., …
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… care and supervision of Zoey after Ashley threatened to commit suicide and punched a police officer. Ashley was … John into her apartment when he arrived and repeated her comments about "the Lord's blood" and the devil. John heard … Okay. III. On appeal, Ashley argues the following three points: (1) the Division failed to establish she was …
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… care and supervision of Zoey after Ashley threatened to commit suicide and punched a police officer. Ashley was … John into her apartment when he arrived and repeated her comments about "the Lord's blood" and the devil. John heard … Okay. III. On appeal, Ashley argues the following three points: (1) the Division failed to establish she was …
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… the time of the shooting and, if subpoenaed, Burks would be compelled to testify, he stated he "can't bring [her] in." … testimony must have the ability to bolster the defense or refute the prosecution if believed by the jury. See id. at … testimony must have the ability to bolster the defense or refute the prosecution if believed by the jury. See Pierre, …
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… 2 involuntary dismissal of plaintiff's personal injury complaint, pursuant to Rule 4:37-2(b).1 We reverse. On … 2 Plaintiff's trial attorney, Roosevelt Jean, was "the per diem . . . attorney" retained by John J. Pisano, plaintiff's … to testify," and thus "an adjournment would [have] be[en] futile at th[at] point in time." Second, the judge explained …
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… 2 involuntary dismissal of plaintiff's personal injury complaint, pursuant to Rule 4:37-2(b).1 We reverse. On … 2 Plaintiff's trial attorney, Roosevelt Jean, was "the per diem . . . attorney" retained by John J. Pisano, plaintiff's … to testify," and thus "an adjournment would [have] be[en] futile at th[at] point in time." Second, the judge explained …
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… the time of the shooting and, if subpoenaed, Burks would be compelled to testify, he stated he "can't bring [her] in." … testimony must have the ability to bolster the defense or refute the prosecution if believed by the jury. See id. at … testimony must have the ability to bolster the defense or refute the prosecution if believed by the jury. See Pierre, …