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Business Opinions
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… Sept. 22, 2015 … Business Opinion Issue Types … Breach of Duty of Loyalty … Publication Status … Published … Judge … …
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… and translators shall be appointed and perform their duties in the manner established by the Chief Justice and …
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… Travel out of state needs permission of the probation officer based on compliance with Probation. A travel permit … must be available to sign the travel permit. Probation officers will submit requests for travel out of the country …
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… of the opinion of the Court. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … N.J.S.A. 2C:39-7, when the redacted evidence prevented the jury from confirming that defendant’s prior conviction was … his pockets, and fled the scene. A Middlesex County Grand Jury returned an indictment (Indictment 1650) against …
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… owners and lessees represented by Regina Little proved at a jury trial that the Sephia, model years 1997 through 2000, … that all owners had suffered damage due to the defect, the jury awarded each member of the class $750 ($6.3 million … situated, against defendant, a California corporation with offices in New Jersey. The putative class alleged that the …
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… The pertinent facts are as follows. Howell Township Police Officer David Gilliland stopped defendant's vehicle after he … (citation omitted). Courts look to the purpose behind an officer's actions when determining whether a search was …
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… arising from the same episode. (2) Regardless of whether a jury sits as the finder of facts with respect to the … persons offense that must be submitted to the jury in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A.2C:1-8(e), … offense, the court shall hear that evidence outside of the jury's presence and may, in its discretion, postpone such …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … the practices of additur and remittitur. Currently, when a jury’s damages award is so grossly excessive that it shocks … finding, subject to the right to appeal. Likewise, when a jury’s damages award is so grossly inadequate that it shocks …
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… 4 A-4896-15T1 alleging an invasion of their privacy in an office building's restroom – could only claim the presence … and that it would be unreasonable to impose on them a duty to ensure that someone like 6 A-4896-15T1 this janitor … of this sort. Another judge denied that motion, and, during jury selection, the remaining plaintiffs and defendants …
Judgment; Costs
Rules of Court
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… 6:6-5-Judgment; Costs 6:6-5 Upon receipt of the verdict of a jury, upon determination by a judge sitting without a jury, or upon other determination by a judge, the clerk …
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… the landlord can apply to the Special Civil Part Office for a warrant of removal, which permits the landlord … of removal is $35 plus the applicable Special Civil Part Officer’s mileage fee. A second mileage fee will also be …
Immunities
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… on their respective conduct in performing their official duties. Note: Adopted December 18, 2009 to be effective …
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… K. Knight (defendant in A-437-21), were found guilty by a jury of armed robbery and other offenses.1 The State's … prejudice—that trial courts in their discretion may grant a jury's requests during deliberations to replay the videos in … that he had mentioned this detail to an unnamed police officer while at the station. He also stated that he never …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … condemnation award in favor of defendants entered after a jury trial. The issue is whether it was error to admit … in closing that, when calculating the property’s value, the jury could assume a variance will be granted. But the court …
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… This includes having regular contact with your probation officer at their office and in your home; taking drug tests; …
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… … Communications & Community Relations - Administrative Office of the Courts … Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex 25 … N.J. 591 (1992) , the Supreme Court reaffirmed the bar's duty to represent indigent defendants without pay where the …
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… attention to themselves while performing their professional duties. A. When interpreting or transliterating for a … attitudes, or beliefs while performing their professional duties. Part 1 … Discover a variety of judicial programs, …
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… to comply with the conditions of parole. Your parole officer’s job is to help you and make sure you follow these …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … assigned), writing for a unanimous Court. This personal injury case involves application of the multi-factor test … a worker who negligently caused a plaintiff’s jobsite injury was a so-called “borrowed employee” of the plaintiff’s …