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… to pressure or decubitus ulcers." Hector filed a personal injury complaint alleging negligence on the part of UMDNJ-UCH, … On September 26, 2011, Hector filed the personal injury complaint that is the subject of this appeal against … care" at South Woods. He alleged defendants "breached their duty" to ensure he "[did] not receive pressure or decubitus …
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… filed a pro se supplemental brief. PER CURIAM In 2018, a jury convicted defendant Charles M. Grant of first-degree … been deprived a fair trial when the trial court allowed the jury to view portions of his videotaped interrogation in which the interrogating officer, Paterson Police Department Detective James …
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… filed a pro se supplemental brief. PER CURIAM In 2018, a jury convicted defendant Charles M. Grant of first-degree … been deprived a fair trial when the trial court allowed the jury to view portions of his videotaped interrogation in which the interrogating officer, Paterson Police Department Detective James …
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… for attempted murder and weapons offenses following a jury trial. He focuses his appeal on the attempted-murder and aggravated-assault jury instructions, comments made by the assistant prosecutor in her summation, testimony by police officers about the "defaced" gun, and the finding that no …
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… for attempted murder and weapons offenses following a jury trial. He focuses his appeal on the attempted-murder and aggravated-assault jury instructions, comments made by the assistant prosecutor in her summation, testimony by police officers about the "defaced" gun, and the finding that no …
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… AUTO REPAIR CORPORATION, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. THE LAW OFFICE OF MICHAEL BOTTON, LLC, MICHAEL BOTTON, ESQ., and … will usually have to present expert testimony defining the duty and explaining the breach."); Taylor v. DeLosso, 319 … N.J. Super. 174, 179 (App. Div. 1999). The existence of a duty of care and the standards defining such a duty are …
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… two days. During that time, he did not report any injury. He "assumed [he] just tweaked a muscle or something" … Board's denial, a 5 A-3332-21 hearing was conducted in the Office of Administrative Law at which McCool testified as … incapacitated from performing his usual or any other duty. [Id. at 212-13 (emphasis added).] As the Court …
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… two days. During that time, he did not report any injury. He "assumed [he] just tweaked a muscle or something" … Board's denial, a 5 A-3332-21 hearing was conducted in the Office of Administrative Law at which McCool testified as … incapacitated from performing his usual or any other duty. [Id. at 212-13 (emphasis added).] As the Court …
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… defendant, who refused police demands to turn it over. The officer in charge repeatedly warned defendant she would be … phones, and the data extracted from them, were denied, a jury convicted her of fourth-degree tampering with evidence, … STATE FAILED TO PRESENT EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE TO THE GRAND JURY. 4 A-0370-17T2 POINT II THE TRIAL COURT SHOULD HAVE …
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… defendant, who refused police demands to turn it over. The officer in charge repeatedly warned defendant she would be … phones, and the data extracted from them, were denied, a jury convicted her of fourth-degree tampering with evidence, … STATE FAILED TO PRESENT EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE TO THE GRAND JURY. 4 A-0370-17T2 POINT II THE TRIAL COURT SHOULD HAVE …
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… 1:36-3. January 4, 2021 2 A-3262-17T2 PER CURIAM Tried to a jury, defendant L.L. was convicted of sexually assaulting … BECAUSE THE FRESH COMPLAINT EVIDENCE PRESENTED TO THE JURY WAS IMPROPER AND HIGHLY PREJUDICIAL. A. THE STATE … complaint witness, V.R. (Valerie); and two law enforcement officers. The State introduced in evidence numerous …
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… 1:36-3. January 4, 2021 2 A-3262-17T2 PER CURIAM Tried to a jury, defendant L.L. was convicted of sexually assaulting … BECAUSE THE FRESH COMPLAINT EVIDENCE PRESENTED TO THE JURY WAS IMPROPER AND HIGHLY PREJUDICIAL. A. THE STATE … complaint witness, V.R. (Valerie); and two law enforcement officers. The State introduced in evidence numerous …
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… for appellant (Jordan R. Irwin, on the brief). Law Offices of Terkowitz & Hermesmann, attorneys for respondent … beside the point, because it assumes NG Landscaping had a duty to apply such treatments on or before the date of his … no evidence that Tikal or NG Landscaping had such a duty. Plaintiff had an ample opportunity to conduct …
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… for appellant (Jordan R. Irwin, on the brief). Law Offices of Terkowitz & Hermesmann, attorneys for respondent … beside the point, because it assumes NG Landscaping had a duty to apply such treatments on or before the date of his … no evidence that Tikal or NG Landscaping had such a duty. Plaintiff had an ample opportunity to conduct …
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… Jazir Gordon proceeded to trial and was found guilty by a jury of third-degree possession of heroin, N.J.S.A. … resisting arrest by flight, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2a(2). The jury acquitted him of the remaining charges. On the unlawful … Its serial number had been defaced. 4 A-2398-15T3 Sheriff Officer Frank Betts gave chase and ultimately caught and …
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… Jazir Gordon proceeded to trial and was found guilty by a jury of third-degree possession of heroin, N.J.S.A. … resisting arrest by flight, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2a(2). The jury acquitted him of the remaining charges. On the unlawful … Its serial number had been defaced. 4 A-2398-15T3 Sheriff Officer Frank Betts gave chase and ultimately caught and …
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… 1:36-3. August 1, 2018 2 A-0436-163 PER CURIAM Tried by a jury, defendant Farad Andrews appeals his conviction for … contends the trial judge committed plain error by giving a jury charge on the non-existent crime of first-degree … returned home where the female, an Essex County Sheriff's Officer, retrieved her service weapon, and they drove back …
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… 1:36-3. August 1, 2018 2 A-0436-163 PER CURIAM Tried by a jury, defendant Farad Andrews appeals his conviction for … contends the trial judge committed plain error by giving a jury charge on the non-existent crime of first-degree … returned home where the female, an Essex County Sheriff's Officer, retrieved her service weapon, and they drove back …
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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 … motions. After being convicted for weapon possession by a jury, defendants appealed. They challenged the denial of their suppression motions and 2 asserted that the jury charge on gun possession was plainly erroneous. In …
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… Defendant was accused of fleeing from Bridgeton Police Officer Braheme Days, who was trying to arrest him.1 The … The judge ruled that, if defendant challenged 1 The jury was not told why the officer was trying to arrest … of the body-worn microphone could be played for the jury. The judge reasoned that: The . . . repeated references …