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… from the record. On January 30, 2019, plaintiff filed a complaint on a book account seeking $124,541.32 in unpaid … AND WOULD HAVE PREFERRED TO FILE THE PRESENT MOTION SOONER, BUT FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES PREVENTED IT FROM DOING … cannot establish that the default was "attributable to an honest mistake that is compatible with due diligence or …
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… The officers ran the license plate number through their computer and learned the registered owner's driver's license … driven by defendant, stopped in an area described by one of the officers as a residential parking lot. Defendant lives in one of the homes or apartments adjoining the area where he …
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… a summary judgment order dismissing her premises liability complaint against defendant Saker ShopRites, improperly pled … video system. The video shows a man and two teenagers, one with a shopping basket, walking through the pharmacy … a plastic bottle falls onto the floor, dislodging its cap. One of the boys returns the bottle to the shelf and the man …
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… No. 03-10- 1298. P.L.M., appellant pro se. Yolanda Ciccone, Middlesex County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent … Defendant appealed, and we remanded for a hearing regarding one of the child victims. 3 A-0007-20 State v. P.L.M., No. … the second PCR petition in an order dated August 6, 2020, accompanied by a written decision. He rejected the ineffective …
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… We affirm. Defendant was convicted by a jury of having committed murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a), third-degree unlawful … defendant filed two unsuccessful petitions for PCR, one in 2004 and one in 2012. We affirmed the denial of his petitions in each …
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… a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Id. at 694. "[I]f counsel's performance has been so … involved in the incident, and Kramer's friendship with one of the victims to show that they had reason to lie about … credibility by questioning them about the fact that neither one of them called police after the incident occurred and …
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… guilty of first-degree robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 (counts one and two); second-degree burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2 … the jury returned its verdict, defendant pled guilty to one count of fourth-degree possession of a weapon by a … because defendant failed to file his second petition within one year of the denial of his first petition. See R. …
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… these offenses does not mean that the Court has any opinion one way or another about whether the defendant committed these, or any, offenses. You should consider these … then you must find the defendant not guilty. � Note that one cannot be guilty of committing an attempt of this …
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… measures to prevent or mitigate widespread injury or damage commits a crime . . .if: (1) He knows that he is under an … seen and can only be determined by drawing inferences from one’s conduct, words or actions, and from all of the … examine his/her conduct and actions, all that was said or done at that particular time and place, and all the …
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… a warrant if he/she knows that a crime has actually been committed and that there is probable or reasonable cause to … it. When such an arrest without a warrant is made, the prisoner must be taken without unnecessary delay before the … So, in deciding whether plaintiff was falsely imprisoned, there are two decisions you have to make. The first is …
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… of a misrepresentation made to him/her by the defendant. One who represents as true that which is false with the … representation depends upon whether the fact represented is one that a reasonable man would consider important in … to the burden of proof in cases involving claims of fraud — common law — equitable or legal. Early case law would …
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… a knowing, intentional control of a designated thing, accompanied by a knowledge of its character. … [Charge: Model … with or without a fee by an issuer that can be used, alone or in connection with another means of account access, in obtaining money, goods, services or anything else of value on credit, …
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… Approved 2/23/04 … DISEASED PERSON COMMITTING AN … ACT OF SEXUAL PENETRATION … N.J.S.A. … sexual organ, is a form of sexual penetration even if one does not insert his/her tongue into the other’s vagina. … male sexual organ, is a form of sexual penetration even if one’s penis does not enter the other’s mouth. Placing the …
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… Acting Administrative Director of the Courts www.njcourts.com • phone: 609-984-0275 • fax: 609-984-6968 Assignment Judges … To be authorized to post bail in the State of New Jersey, one must be active in the Surety Bond Registry. To register …
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… No. 03-10- 1298. P.L.M., appellant pro se. Yolanda Ciccone, Middlesex County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent … Defendant appealed, and we remanded for a hearing regarding one of the child victims. 3 A-0007-20 State v. P.L.M., No. … the second PCR petition in an order dated August 6, 2020, accompanied by a written decision. He rejected the ineffective …
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7.31
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… CHARGE 7.31 —Page 1 of 4 7.31 COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE/FAULT: ULTIMATE OUTCOME (Approved … Revised 11/2023) If you find that the plaintiff and one or more individuals or entities were [negligent/at … jury apportions negligence (fault) between plaintiff and one or more tortfeasor.1 It is 1 It remains within the trial …
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2C:12-1b(5)(h)
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… [CHARGE WHERE APPROPRIATE] [When the actual victim was one other than the intended victim, add: It is immaterial … The place where the acts occurred and all that was done or said by defendant preceding, connected with, and … one acts with knowledge, if one acts consciously, if he/she comprehends his/her acts. The sixth element that the State …
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2C:39-5b
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… possessed the handgun. To “possess” an item under the law, one must have a knowing, intentional control of that item accompanied by a knowledge of its character. So, a person who … in its nature.] In other words, to “possess” an item, one must knowingly procure or receive an item or be aware of …
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… We affirm. Defendant was convicted by a jury of having committed murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a), third-degree unlawful … defendant filed two unsuccessful petitions for PCR, one in 2004 and one in 2012. We affirmed the denial of his petitions in each …
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… Filer Name: NJ Attorney ID Number: Address: Telephone: Email: (3) (2) Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate … copies of my motion on all of the parties to the above-captioned matter. Attached is a copy of my Certification of … New Jersey Judiciary - Appellate Division Instructions for Completing the Notice of Motion General Information About …