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… The issue at trial was whether that was a recognized complication of the surgery, as defendant argued, or a … and the other from the right lobe, which merge to form the common hepatic duct. The duct descending from the … intestine. At Dr. Rodriguez-Davalos's de bene esse deposition, the parties stipulated the doctor was testifying as …
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… PREMIER MORTGAGE SERVICES, L.L.C., and CARDINAL FINANCIAL COMPANY, Defendants. … the judge entered two orders dismissing plaintiff's complaint as to Katchen and Brooks. Plaintiff appeals, … we explain the principles that inform the proper disposition of a motion for involuntary judgment and our review …
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… Department of Environmental Protection and the State House Commission, Docket No. SHC 1531003 (Amended). Renée … Department of Environmental Protection and State House Commission (Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, … on the property under the New Jersey Green Acres Land Acquisition and Recreation Opportunities Act (Green Acres Act), …
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… in New Jersey, there must be territorial jurisdiction. At common law, the requirement for territorial jurisdiction … meant that a state could prosecute only those crimes committed within its territorial borders, but this notion … harm that can be inflicted on a child by one who holds a position of trust is what propels the offense of endangering …
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… this Court’s decision in In re Opinion No. 26 of the Committee on the Unauthorized Practice of Law, 139 N.J. 323 … the property. In December 2008, Zaman filed the underlying complaint, claiming that he was the purchaser in an … to suspend foreclosure proceedings, but reversed its position after Zaman filed suit to compel it to accept his …
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… crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:40-18b. The State agreed to recommend dismissal or merger of the vehicular homicide charge … controls, or other laws whose violations risk harm to the community at large.” Defendant argues that a violation of … Motors Corp., 111 N.J. 238, 268 (1998), for the proposition that the Seat Belt Law 8 is clearly “intended to …
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… (Kimball) as the architect and engineer. Defendant Natkin & Company (Natkin) was designated the principal contractor for … the hot water was distributed to the various buildings that comprised the Project. Perma-Pipe, Inc. (Perma-Pipe) … Bakula, 180 N.J. 528 (2004), as establishing a blanket proposition that manufacturers are not subject to the statute of …
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… June 18, 2019 APPELLATE DIVISION 2 A-3298-17T3 Newark Communities for Accountable Policing (Gibbons, PC, … City of Newark (the City), which created a civilian complaint review board (the CCRB) in response to an alarming … interviewer shall inform the interviewee of the name and position of the person in charge of the investigation, name …
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… the following major legal conclusions: (1) the Board's imposition of Internet monitoring conditions upon PSL offenders, … to impose conditions of PSL restricting Internet access. "Community supervision for life was 'designed to protect the … sentence, a special sentence of parole supervision for life commencing upon the offender's release from incarceration. …
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… (NOT RAISED BELOW) POINT II: A CRIMINAL ATTEMPT CAN ONLY BE COMMITTED WITH A PURPOSEFUL STATE OF MIND; YET THE JURY … "not very much different." However, viewed in context, that comment would not have confused the jury, because the judge … the burglary conviction with the arson convictions, a disposition from which the State has not cross- appealed. …
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… incorrect, that would "curtail" the doctor's ability "to come to a conclusion with a reasonable degree of certainty." … but the analyst needed a buccal swab from Amelia for comparison purposes. Heck then collected a swab from Amelia. … answers to this question with the court, the State's position was that it would be erroneous for the jury to …
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… two aggravating factors, specifically that defendant committed the murder while engaged in the commission of, or flight from, the other murder or the … conduct was purposeful or knowing, as the State argued, or, committed in the heat of passion or by accident, as …
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… PREJUDICED THE DEFENDANT. II. THE PROSECUTOR'S IMPROPER COMMENTS IN CLOSING ARGUMENT REGARDING THE SURVEILLANCE … against her back and told her to open the register. Bohnert complied and after the customer stole $714.30, she ran … wrongs, or acts is not admissible to prove a person's disposition in order to show that on a particular occasion the …
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… GARB. (PARTIALLY RAISED BELOW) POINT III THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT IN SUMMATION, INCLUDING WHEN SHE URGED, … to the sentencing court a . . . still photograph, a computer- generated presentation, or a video presentation of … said that [u]ltimately, the trial court is in the best position to determine whether the jury has been tainted. That …
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… focus on the "puzzle pieces" he had presented, use their "common sense" and not to be distracted by defense counsel's … The prosecutor asserted Nadjhier's "willing[ness]" to accompany defendant created a "probability" of knowledge from … alone and later returning to the area. 20 A-5070-17T1 acquisition of knowledge through use of one's sense of touch, …
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… and fire-bombing of four Jewish synagogues and a Jewish community center. Specifically, defendant was convicted of … 2C:17-1(a); two counts of first-degree conspiracy to commit arson, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:17-1; two counts of first-degree aggravated arson as an accomplice, N.J.S.A. 2C:2-6 and N.J.S.A. 2C:17- 1(a)(2); three …
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… and underwent surgery to address her injuries. After the completion of discovery, defendants moved for summary … and affirm. I. We derive the following facts from the competent evidence submitted by the parties in support of, and in opposition to, the summary judgment motions, viewed in a light …
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… 3 A-3282-16T4 I. Here, the State charged that defendant committed the aforementioned offenses on various dates … Susan Cohen Esquilin testified about Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS). Dr. Esquilin stated that CSAAS … "An appellate court's review of a sentencing court's imposition of sentence is guided by an abuse of discretion …
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… time, materials it received in response to a July 4, 2004 communications data warrant. The date of the materials … and whether there is a reasonable probability that the outcome of the trial would have been different had the State … TO TRANSFER HIS PCR PETITION TO ANOTHER COUNTY FOR DISPOSITION. POINT V THE PCR COURT ERRED IN DETERMINING THAT NO …
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… again started to attend the youth group activities and her communications with defendant increased. She would see … Defendant said he could help her "be happy" and "become closer to God" if they reenacted his "visions." B.H. said defendant would position her on the floor. He told her where to put her legs …