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… the law provides that a person is guilty of an attempt to commit the crime of murder, if the person: … [Select … Preparatory steps, if any, must be substantial and not just very remote preparatory acts. In order for you to find the … evidence, you find the State has failed to prove each and every element of the crime of attempted murder beyond a …
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… on which the indictment is based reads as follows: A person commits a crime if he applies or disposes of * * * property … beyond a reasonable doubt that defendant knew that it was very likely that his/her treatment of the property would … beyond a reasonable doubt that defendant knew that it was very likely that his/her treatment of the property would …
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… further, assist, plan, aid, agree, or attempt to aid in the commission of criminal conduct by a member of a criminal … from all of the surrounding circumstances. One has the requisite knowledge or purpose if he/she knows that the person … criminal purpose. It must be substantial and not just a very remote preparatory act and must show that the accused …
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… Taylor, Jr. (George) appeals from an order dismissing his complaint against his brother, Ricky Lee Taylor (Ricky), in … Ricky started to cry and told him that Jennie "gave [him] everything" and "signed over all her personal finances . . . … corroborated by other evidence that Jennie lacked the requisite mental capacity to exercise an independent will. …
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… granting summary judgment to defendants and dismissing her complaint alleging that defendants violated the Law Against … Plaintiff also asserted that Tremmel "leered" at her "[e]very time" he saw her at work. However, she stated that … and common law battery.5 Following the completion of discovery, defendants filed a motion for summary judgment, which …
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… for appellant Danron T. Morrisey; and Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown and Schottland, LLC, attorneys for appellant … to 26, have become well-known and integrated into the very fabric of our criminal justice 3 A-2659-21 system. "The … in excludable time is the State's failure to provide discovery in a timely fashion. See N.J.S.A. 2A:162-22(b)(2) ("The …
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… argued the cause for appellant (Tonacchio, Spina & Compitello, attorneys; Ciro Spina, on the briefs). Rasmeet … of their relationship, defendant "was kind, respectful, very charming and funny," but he changed slowly over time. … (App. Div. 2006) (noting once the jurisdictional prerequisites have been met, the judge's task is two-fold; first to …
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… yet defendant was "looking . . . as if a vehicle would be coming . . . down the wrong way." Defendant was "carrying a … bag and placed it in the rear compartment of an SUV parked very close to the residence on the same side of the street. … totality of the circumstances of the encounter . . . in a very fact-sensitive analysis." Nyema, ___ N.J. ___ (slip op. …
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… services and defendant's brief in opposition. Plaintiff's complaint and amended complaint recited the following: THE … BOUGHT PROPERTIES WITH THE MONEY AND THE DEF HAS TAKEN EVERYTHING. IF THE PLA ASKED HIM FOR MONEY, SHE WAS TOLD THAT … WHENEVER THE DEF SEES THE PLA HE WILL BANG THE DOOR VERY LOUDLY AND INSTILLS FEAR IN HER. NOW WHEN SHE HEARS A …
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… she resigned from YNAP Corporation. Petitioner wrote: I am very sorry to be writing this letter to hand my resignation … working. I have tried taking time off . . . , but it did very little for me. I have been constantly in pain, and feel … my responsibilities to the performance standards of this company. I now need to face facts and pay more attention to …
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… murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1), first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1), second-degree … defendant shot the victim. Alleyne said that defendant was very close to that first victim. On the stand, Alleyne … outcome of the trial, and if unfavorable, then condemn the very procedure he [or she] sought and urged, claiming it to …
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… reiterating an earlier finding that defendant presented a "very low risk" of reoffending and "could readily be managed in the community." The defense also submitted a report from an … weight in the sentencing. But this is an offense, by its very nature, makes general deterrence more meaningful. The …
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… John Azzolina, worked in the family business, which was comprised of eight business entities, including a liquor … on May 12, 2014. Following extensive motion practice, discovery, and court appearances, the parties executed an … and equitable distribution. The agreement provided for discovery, including depositions. They agreed the "umpire,"1 a …
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… Quinn testified he spoke with the girlfriend, who was "very cooperative," and asked her for consent to search the … found in the motel room, and . . . did not even provide everything the jury needed to convict defendant on the … factors found by the sentencing court were not based upon competent and credible evidence in the record; or (3) "the …
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Charges Document PDF
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… in this case has been presented and the attorneys have completed their summations. We now arrive at that time when … on trial is presumed to be innocent and unless each and every essential element of an offense charged is proved … convinced of the defendant's guilt. In this world, we know very few things with absolute certainty. In criminal cases …
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… GAL report, Schofel analyzed her findings and submitted recommendations including that the parties and S.M. … and the basis for those findings. I found that report to be very helpful. I think the report was also very helpful to … and difficulty of the questions involved, the skill requisite to perform the legal services properly, the amount …
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… EVERETT, PETER FERRO, GLENN VAN PELL, STEVE POLLACK, LISA MCCOMSEY, CHRIS ROSATI, GERRY RODELLI, SHEREE ROBINSON, PAUL … in the proceedings." Thereafter, the trial judge entered a very detailed order regarding the procedure to be followed … to respond to the charges." Cipriani, supra, at 170. The very nature of our review of a private association's …
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… NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. SHAWN NOWICKI, a/k/a COMELLERI CHARLES, MCGRATH SEAN, MOREIERY SEAN, NOWICKI … BOLO suspect. According to Buble, Gudehus "appeared to be very nervous, visibly shaking[,] had blue lips[,] and … in-court as defendant. He immediately woke up, and "became very agitated and irate with [Gudehus] for bringing [Buble …
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… was proven by the same theory; (2) the underlying facts are very complex; (3) the allegations of one count are either … securing and preservation of an impartial jury goes to the very essence of a fair trial. See Sheppard v. Maxwell, 384 …
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… to plaintiff was improper because it "over-imputed income" to defendant and "under-imputed income" to plaintiff; … any amount. Plaintiff testified that the parties enjoyed a "very high standard of living" during marriage. They "went out often," "went on vacation every year," and went to "[v]ery expensive restaurants." …