-
njcourts.gov
… to [his] left." He also saw defendant standing "really close to [May] with very little space in between them." … his right hand, and with his left hand "ordered" May to come down to the sidewalk where he was standing. Defendant … to attend to her wounds. Joseph Householder, one of the paramedics who responded to the scene, testified as follows: …
-
njcourts.gov
… the Court considers what showing is required under the Compassionate Release Statute, N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e, for a … “significant help” with laundry, grocery shopping, preparation of meals appropriate to his condition, and house … identity of a litigant seeking relief in the setting of a future compassionate relief proceeding. (pp. 40-43) AFFIRMED …
-
njcourts.gov
… employees or independent contractors under the Unemployment Compensation Law, which sets forth a test -- commonly … disputed entities were engaged in independent businesses separate and apart from East Bay. The case at hand presents … need not analyze prongs A and B.3 1. Prong C “provides the closest connection between the obligation to pay taxes and …
-
njcourts.gov
… that there is a substantial likelihood that [Acoli] will commit a crime if placed on parole.” On May 2, 1973, Acoli … if released on parole.” The Board imposed a fifteen-year future eligibility term. The Appellate Division affirmed. We … of Trooper Harper. Acoli and Chesimard were tried separately. A jury found Acoli guilty in 1974 of all charges, …
-
njcourts.gov
… April 19, 2013, when pre-school teachers at the Livingston Community Center observed a man dressed in camouflage, … officer involved in a training exercise. Meade went to the Community Center during or in the aftermath of the incident. … asked the Clerk to “be sure that this is on the agenda [en]closed.” Despite such communications, however, Meade …
-
njcourts.gov
… coverage, pension benefits, and services. In an amended complaint, plaintiff added claims against the Medical … cases in light of the Legislature’s enactment of the Comparative Negligence Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:15-5.1 to -5.8. … any damages assessed in the trial of this case and future successive-tortfeasor cases in which the plaintiff …
-
njcourts.gov
… she wanted an attorney present at that time or in the future. Thus, defendant’s statement was “arguably” a request … Margaret McLane, of counsel and on the briefs, and Richard Sparaco, Designated Counsel, on the briefs). Steven K. … to the United States Constitution and this state’s common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and …
-
njcourts.gov
… to surveil both 103 and 81 Browertown Road, which were separated by only two other houses. Within ten minutes of the … surveillance, a sergeant heard a very loud metallic bang coming from the backyard of 81 Browertown and, almost … without probable cause or reasonable suspicion, look in closets and other spaces immediately adjoining the place of …
-
njcourts.gov
… to surveil both 103 and 81 Browertown Road, which were separated by only two other houses. Within ten minutes of the … surveillance, a sergeant heard a very loud metallic bang coming from the backyard of 81 Browertown and, almost … without probable cause or reasonable suspicion, look in closets and other spaces immediately adjoining the place of …
-
njcourts.gov
… to establish the identification of the actor by means of comparison to the physical evidence.” (emphasis added). The … In 2002, the Lab entered the DNA profile into CODIS, the Combined DNA Index System, which is a national DNA database … witnesses have died or disappeared, and evidence has been lost. The five-year statute of limitation for most crimes …
-
njcourts.gov
… son, and she urged caution in handling the dog. Defendant completed an intake form that was displayed outside the … The intake form indicated that defendant’s dogs “Must eat separately” -- a notation underlined and emphasized with an … that Louie had bitten her son, but defendant did not disclose that the dog had bitten her in the face. The trial …
-
njcourts.gov
… These consolidated appeals test that principle through a common legal issue: whether a trial judge can consider at … reverses in Melvin and affirms in Paden-Battle. Article I, Paragraph 1 of the New Jersey Constitution bestows upon all … with the butt of the gun twice, while Younger assisted by closing the trunk. According to Hernandez, 15 Paden-Battle …
-
njcourts.gov
… concern about tainting the jury and added, “I think coming to court for jury service no one expects they are … 103 N.J. at 524. That guarantee is rooted in Article I, Paragraphs 5, 9, and 10, which together provide defendants … for defendant, this new rule of law will apply only to future cases. (p. 49) 10. New Jersey today provides far more …
-
njcourts.gov
… approval for disability retirement.” Pritchett filed a complaint alleging the State violated the New Jersey Law … in back pay; $472,639 in front pay; and $433,483 in future pension benefits. The next day, the court reconvened … in their view, because not all such defendants are of comparable means, meaning that the small municipality is …
-
njcourts.gov
… may not have been summarized. New Jersey Republican State Committee v. Philip D. Murphy (A-82-19) (084731) Argued … general revenue to support non-COVID-19 related spending in future budgets.” (pp. 16-18) Plaintiffs filed a complaint on … Act, § 2(ll). The Court does not read those phrases as separate, stand-alone justifications for borrowing under the …
-
njcourts.gov
… and seizures than the Fourth Amendment. Under Article I, Paragraph 7 of the State Constitution, it is simply not … plates, which do not contain the phrase “Garden State.” A companion statute to section 33 addresses groups that supply … As commonly used, “conceal” means “to prevent disclosure or recognition of,” or “to place out of sight.” …
-
njcourts.gov
… and seizures than the Fourth Amendment. Under Article I, Paragraph 7 of the State Constitution, it is simply not … plates, which do not contain the phrase “Garden State.” A companion statute to section 33 addresses groups that supply … As commonly used, “conceal” means “to prevent disclosure or recognition of,” or “to place out of sight.” …
-
njcourts.gov
… to expedite its consideration of inmates for parole and the Commissioner of the Department of Corrections (DOC) to … furlough received a two-sentence form letter from the Commissioner that notified them of the outcome but did not … T. Moran, Deputy Attorney General, on the briefs). Joseph Paravecchia, Assistant Mercer County Prosecutor, argued the …
-
njcourts.gov
… this appeal, the Court considers whether the prosecutor’s comments and use of a particular PowerPoint slide in her … eye level, and leaned toward the bars above the counter separating tellers from customers. Defendant then passed … deliberations.” To avoid the risk of similar errors in the future, defendant suggests that the Court adopt a …
-
njcourts.gov
… These consolidated appeals test that principle through a common legal issue: whether a trial judge can consider at … reverses in Melvin and affirms in Paden-Battle. Article I, Paragraph 1 of the New Jersey Constitution bestows upon all … with the butt of the gun twice, while Younger assisted by closing the trunk. According to Hernandez, 15 Paden-Battle …