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… effective defense, to assert the right to confrontation and compulsory process of witnesses, and to due process -- in … assault victims and other crime victims in New Jersey. Together, the authorities reviewed by the Court reflect a … would “ensure [the] victim’s physical safety and keep her free from intimidation.” The judge also noted the defense’s …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS February 11, 2021 Lawrence S. Berger, … may argue from the evidence any conclusion which a jury is free to reach.’” Hayes, 231 N.J. at 387-388. Significantly, … Expert offered that “I think the best someone could hope to get at this center would be $5 a square foot for that type …
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… J., writing for a unanimous Court. This appeal, and the companion case of State v. Hedgespeth, ___ N.J. ___ (2021), … interrogation] to speak where he would not otherwise do so freely.” 384 U.S. 436, 467 (1966). Although defendants may … to kiss his son, because, you know, he didn’t want to get handcuffed in the presence of his child.” Maldonado …
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… 227 (2012), the Court declined the State’s request to revisit Pena-Flores, finding that the motor-vehicle data … yet still protective of the right of citizens to be free from unreasonable searches. I. A. Defendant William L. … State suggests that “the system is working well” and will get even better “as the State . . . trains all of its …
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… suspect] was standing when he fired the round.” Instead of commenting that the surveillance video showed the discharge … that when he said that the video was “zoomed in,” he meant “getting closer to the screen and having a closer look.” 7 … As we have observed, “no trial can ever be entirely free of even the smallest defect,” but our goal “must always …
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… lacked the requisite expertise 2 Pursuant to New Jersey's comparative negligence statute, as set forth in N.J.S.A. … "if your eyes are made small, pinpoint, your eyes cannot get enough light in." Dr. Guzzardi stated that narcotics … accident, making it "the elephant in the room with the jury free to speculate in any direction to the unfair detriment …
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… 1'S THREATS; (C) VOIR DIRE THE REMAINING JURORS ABOUT THEIR COMMUNICATIONS WITH JUROR NO. 10; AND (D) VOIR DIRE A … Trucking Company (Covenant). They had been paired together as a driving team and had driven "about 70,000 miles" … the case based solely on the evidence presented at trial, free from the taint of outside influences and extraneous …
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… principles, we affirm for the reasons stated in the judge's comprehensive written opinion in which the judge made … this to be a binding [a]greement . . . entered into freely[,] . . . voluntarily and willingly," and that the … the bankruptcy proceedings. They also continued to live together for the next two years and to vacation together. …
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… While police have the authority to perform various "community caretaking" functions—such as determining whether … under those circumstances the argument with respect to getting a search warrant has great validity. I think under … of a [person] to retreat into [their] own home and there be free from unreasonable governmental intrusion.'" 569 U.S. 1, …
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… Plaintiff-Respondent, v. TERRANCE L. JOHNSON, a/k/a MALCOM PIERCE, Defendant-Appellant. ________________________ … inside the police vehicle so that he would not be "free to roam around anywhere . . . near that vehicle." … counsel]: But you agree that he was not unwilling to get those credentials himself, correct, you never asked him? …
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… the county prosecutor's office is inherently a "necessary component of their jobs as police officers," active-duty … who had brought vodka for each of them. They walked together for about thirty minutes to defendant's boat, where … 39, 61 (1983)). A defendant is "entitled to a jury that is free of outside influences and [that] will decide the case …
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… the county prosecutor's office is inherently a "necessary component of their jobs as police officers," active-duty … who had brought vodka for each of them. They walked together for about thirty minutes to defendant's boat, where … 39, 61 (1983)). A defendant is "entitled to a jury that is free of outside influences and [that] will decide the case …
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… Inc. in A-2362-22 and as respondents in A-2593-22 (Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP, attorneys; John M. Badagliacca, … theory of liability plaintiff had not pleaded in the complaint , and plaintiff appeals from a subsequently-issued … replied the same day, requesting that the other recipients "get Alicia's question answered." 9 A-2362-22 In March 2018, …
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… reported that she had been held against her will and compelled by defendant to engage in prostitution on numerous … her, lol," and that she had then "[t]old that bitch[] [to] get up and get my money." That same day, when someone sent … begins, the defendant "is generally entitled to . . . be free from the harassment of successive prosecutions." State …
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… 4 A-0060-14T2 POINT V BECAUSE THE OFFICERS FAILED TO COMPLY WITH THE RECORDING REQUIREMENT OF STATE v. DELGADO, … the morning of October 10, 2009, and transported him to Bridgeton Hospital for medical clearance because he complained … firearms." Maslanich testified, "if [defendant] had an arm free, he would have been able to reach the pile of …
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… sales are done," and the NBPD had received numerous complaints from citizens that "numerous individuals were … displayed" around his neck. Before Powers "could even get out of [his] vehicle," defendant "immediately took off … humans, no trial 17 A-2552-19 can ever be entirely free of even the smallest defect. Our goal, nonetheless, …
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… though the Niessners permitted him to continue living rent- free in a home they owned in Berlin, New Jersey, and added … Lodge" and was "obvious[ly] . . . not interested in simply getting his loan repaid," as had been explicitly arranged … 220 N.J. Super. 250, 257 (App. Div. 1987). Once it did revisit the issue, its decision to allocate an equal portion …
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… activity." Troopers Michael Falciani and Carl Kite accompanied Ehret. The troopers "observed a blue Honda … not to mention the interview and that she was "trying to get to the fact that he collected the evidence and did the … consent was voluntary, i.e., it was the result of a free (albeit discomfiting) choice, even though it was given …
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… then "warned" Walia not to "call the police," or he would "come back and kill [him]." Walia testified that before leaving, the suspect also took "two [or] three antifreeze" containers. As the Mercedes was pulling away, Walia … "three" and "four" a.m., defendant got out of "bed to go get 10 A-4557-18 Orajel" for a toothache. According to …
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… to the joint venture. Boutte, Karaka, and their separate companies declined to pay plaintiff. The following is a more … Mitchell emailed Boutte and Karaka, stating he wanted to "get up to speed on . . . finalizing our legal agreement." … 154 N.J. 437, 457 (1998). However, trial courts are free to deny leave to amend a pleading on the eve of trial. …