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… of summary judgment dismissing their medical malpractice complaint against defendant registered nurses Aldrin … and crying all night. A child with a sprain should be getting better, not worse. . . . . The nurses at issue … N.J. Super. 603, 612 (App. Div. 1984), while it is not always fatal for a judge to rely on the reasons advanced by a …
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… to show his hands multiple times but defendant did not comply. Devlin then opened the door and ordered defendant … of a mile switching lanes to buy . . . time to drop and get rid of that gun and figure out what am I doing." Again, … 10 A-4453-13T1 "A prosecutor is given 'considerable leeway in summing up the State's case.'" State v. Atkins, 405 …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:13-4(a)(1). The jury also found that defendant committed the murder by his own conduct and that the victim … had visited a friend, J.B., and they had smoked marijuana together. Between 11:30 a.m. and 1:20 p.m., defendant called a … the connection of the witness to his daughter would in no way affect his ability to be fair and impartial. Following …
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… references to avoid any confusion caused by their common last name. 3 At trial, Minter recanted, and a … all black and carrying guns. He then watched the two men get into the car with Parsley and drive off. Moore then … "Call of Duty." One day, when Moore asked Parsley why he always chose the same 4 Here again the trial transcript does …
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… S. LEON, ANNA KELLY, a/k/a ANA BOLBOTOWSKI, BARKER BUS COMPANY, ROBERT CLEMENTS, III, DAVID HANNA, PAWEL ZAWADKA, … because they were all friends , and she did not want to get him into trouble. She also testified that her group of … was the proximate cause of the accident, not in any way attributable to Mullaly. As to Petrock's motion for …
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… (2) (count one); one count of first-degree felony murder – commission of crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(3) (count two); two … my first trial. When trial counsel told the judge, "I did get you mad, probably for good reason and for very logical … his necklace. Shortly thereafter, and several blocks away, defendant held another victim, [who later identified …
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… FIND COUNSEL RENDERED INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE FOR FAILURE TO GET DEFENDANT'S PERMISSION TO ARGUE FOR THE LESSER INCLUDED … Jones was a security guard and a resident at the apartment complex where the homicide occurred. She testified that her … victim sitting on the ground a little over forty-five feet away. And she saw defendant — whom she had known for twelve …
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… we conclude the prosecutor did not clearly and convincingly commit a patent and gross abuse of discretion in denying the … [i]nure to her benefit. That doesn't necessarily mean she gets into the program, but the prosecutor has an obligation … factors 1-7, 14 and 17 outweigh the factors that in any way favor . . . defendant's admission to the PTI program." …
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… - General Equity) Who Should Use This Packet? You should complete this packet if you wish to participate in the … Think About Before You Represent Yourself in Court Try to Get a Lawyer CAUTION: Some Foreclosure cases are very … and the plaintiff or plaintiff’s servicing company by way of the plaintiff’s attorney. By signing below, I / we …
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… of summary judgment dismissing their medical malpractice complaint against defendant registered nurses Aldrin … and crying all night. A child with a sprain should be getting better, not worse. . . . . The nurses at issue … N.J. Super. 603, 612 (App. Div. 1984), while it is not always fatal for a judge to rely on the reasons advanced by a …
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… (2) (count one); one count of first-degree felony murder – commission of crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(3) (count two); two … my first trial. When trial counsel told the judge, "I did get you mad, probably for good reason and for very logical … his necklace. Shortly thereafter, and several blocks away, defendant held another victim, [who later identified …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:13-4(a)(1). The jury also found that defendant committed the murder by his own conduct and that the victim … had visited a friend, J.B., and they had smoked marijuana together. Between 11:30 a.m. and 1:20 p.m., defendant called a … the connection of the witness to his daughter would in no way affect his ability to be fair and impartial. Following …
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… references to avoid any confusion caused by their common last name. 3 At trial, Minter recanted, and a … all black and carrying guns. He then watched the two men get into the car with Parsley and drive off. Moore then … "Call of Duty." One day, when Moore asked Parsley why he always chose the same 4 Here again the trial transcript does …
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… S. LEON, ANNA KELLY, a/k/a ANA BOLBOTOWSKI, BARKER BUS COMPANY, ROBERT CLEMENTS, III, DAVID HANNA, PAWEL ZAWADKA, … because they were all friends , and she did not want to get him into trouble. She also testified that her group of … was the proximate cause of the accident, not in any way attributable to Mullaly. As to Petrock's motion for …
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… FIND COUNSEL RENDERED INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE FOR FAILURE TO GET DEFENDANT'S PERMISSION TO ARGUE FOR THE LESSER INCLUDED … Jones was a security guard and a resident at the apartment complex where the homicide occurred. She testified that her … victim sitting on the ground a little over forty-five feet away. And she saw defendant — whom she had known for twelve …
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… defendant was tried before a jury that convicted him of committing third-degree possession of a controlled dangerous … Finkelstein told defendant "Okay. I appreciate it. We'll get you back and see what we can do. We'll just -- we're … for which he is on trial. You should not consider in any way or manner the fact that the police were lawfully in his …
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… to show his hands multiple times but defendant did not comply. Devlin then opened the door and ordered defendant … of a mile switching lanes to buy . . . time to drop and get rid of that gun and figure out what am I doing." Again, … 10 A-4453-13T1 "A prosecutor is given 'considerable leeway in summing up the State's case.'" State v. Atkins, 405 …
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… we conclude the prosecutor did not clearly and convincingly commit a patent and gross abuse of discretion in denying the … [i]nure to her benefit. That doesn't necessarily mean she gets into the program, but the prosecutor has an obligation … factors 1-7, 14 and 17 outweigh the factors that in any way favor . . . defendant's admission to the PTI program." …
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… conference, the municipal court noted the case was "getting quite old," observing defendant's arrest was in December 2015. On August 9, 2016, trial commenced. Trooper Diego Restrepo of the New Jersey State … her of her Miranda1 rights. Defendant stated she was on her way home and swerved to avoid hitting a deer, but later …
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… maintains defendants refused to provide reasonable accommodations, including medical-grade personal protective … 30, 2024). 5 A-3257-22 Michael Broderick, requested O'Neil "get somebody with less seniority, without a heart condition, … 305 N.J. Super. 617, 633 (App. Div. 1997). "Put another way, the LAD acknowledges the authority of employers to …