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… (d), (e), (f), (g) … This charge is drafted for the most common situation, where a defendant is charged with … with differing language, to aggravated assault upon paid and volunteer firemen; emergency first-aid and medical personnel; school board members, school …
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… defendant(s) caused significant bodily injury to another; and 2. That the defendant(s) acted purposely or knowingly or … life recklessly. … (If Causal Relationship Between Conduct and Result is Not an Issue, … Charge the Following) … Whether the aggravated assault is committed purposely, knowingly, or recklessly under …
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… knew that the person was a law enforcement officer; and 3. that the defendant acted with the purpose to … a firearm. N.J.S.A. 2C:39-1v. A firearm is defined as any handgun, rifle, shotgun, machine gun, or automatic or … However, the State need not prove that the defendant accomplished his/her unlawful purpose. … Bodily injury is …
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… indifference to the value of human life, recklessly; and 3. That [name of person] meets the definition of a … violence. … (If Causal Relationship Between Conduct and Result is Not an Issue, … Charge the Following) … Whether the aggravated assault is committed purposely, knowingly, or recklessly under …
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… when the person drives a vehicle [or vessel] recklessly and causes...bodily injury to another. In order for you to … 2. That defendant caused bodily injury to (name victim); and 3. That defendant caused such bodily injury by driving … In any event, you may consider the evidence that he/she committed [a] motor vehicle offense[s] in deciding whether …
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… when the person drives a vehicle [or vessel] recklessly and causes...serious bodily injury...to another. In order … defendant caused serious bodily injury to (name victim); and 3. That defendant caused such serious bodily injury by … ] … In any event, you may consider the evidence that he/she committed [a] motor vehicle offense[s] in deciding whether …
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… when the person drives a vehicle [or vessel] recklessly and causes...serious bodily injury...to another. In order … defendant caused serious bodily injury to (name victim); and 3. That defendant caused such serious bodily injury by … However, you may consider the evidence that he/she committed [a] motor vehicle offense[s] in deciding whether …
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… upon which this charge is based reads as follows: A person commits a crime...if he... [p]urposely or knowingly offers, … gives or entices any person to take or accept any treat, candy, gift, food, drink or other substance that is intended … the knowledge of the other person as to the identity and effect of the substance.... In order for you to find the …
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… is aware of a high probability of their existence. Purpose and knowledge are conditions of the mind that cannot be seen and that can be determined only by inferences from conduct, … written threats or threats conveyed by any other means of communication or threats implied by conduct or a combination …
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… is aware of a high probability of their existence. Purpose and knowledge are conditions of the mind that cannot be seen and that can be determined only by inferences from conduct, … monitoring, observing, surveilling, threatening, or communicating to or about, a person … , … or interfering …
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… is charged by County _________ of the indictment with committing the crime of disarming a law enforcement officer. … that officer is acting in the performance of his duties, and either is in uniform or exhibits evidence of his … officer was acting in the performance of (his/her) duties, and was either in uniform or exhibited evidence of (his/her) …
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… is charged by County _________ of the indictment with committing the crime of disarming a law enforcement officer. … that officer is acting in the performance of his duties, and either is in uniform or exhibits evidence of his … officer was acting in the performance of (his/her) duties, and was either in uniform or exhibited evidence of (his/her) …
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… subjects such employee to contact with a bodily fluid commits an aggravated assault. … AGGRAVATED ASSAULT … … at the time engaged in the performance of (his/her) duties; and 4. that the defendant knew that … (insert name of … or any municipal, county or State law enforcement officer] and that the defendant knew that … (insert name of victim) … …
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… unlawfully removed __________, from _________. … and/or … That the defendant __________, unlawfully confined … TO HAVE BEEN REMOVED OR CONFINED IS OVER THE AGE OF 14 AND NOT INCOMPETENT USE THE FOLLOWING) … The term "unlawful" means to …
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… with any of the following purposes: 1. to facilitate commission of any crime or flight thereafter; 2. to inflict … confined __________, for a substantial period; … (and) … (Select as appropriate) … 2. That the removal (or … will note that I have used the term(s) "unlawfully removed" and/or "unlawfully confined". … (IF THE PERSON ALLEGED TO …
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… confined __________, for a substantial period; … (and) … 2. That the removal (or confinement) was with the … will note that I have used the term(s) "unlawfully removed" and/or "unlawfully confined." … (IF THE PERSON ALLEGED TO … REMOVED OR CONFINED IS 14 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER, AND NOT INCOMPETENT USE THE FOLLOWING) … A removal (or confinement) is …
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… ; 2. That the defendant knew the restraint was unlawful; and 3. That the restraint was under circumstances in which … unlawful. … [If the person restrained is over the age of 14 and not … incompetent, use the following definition]: … The term …
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… affirmative defense is applicable, see N.J.S.A. 2C:1-13b(1) and 2C:13-2. … ( … N.J.S.A. … 2C:13-2b) … The defendant … Involuntary servitude is a condition of one who is compelled by force, coercion, or imprisonment, and against his/her will, to labor for another. The question …
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… substantially with … [name of victim’s] … liberty; and 4. The defendant acted knowingly. The first element that … unlawful. … [If the person restrained is over the age of 14 and not incompetent, use the following definition] … : The term …
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… the appropriate terms that are relevant to the charges and delete reference to the other terms. For example, select … violation of the court’s custody or parenting time order; and 5. That the defendant acted knowingly. The first element … of age at the time alleged in the indictment. See 1971 Commentary as reprinted in Comments to N.J.S.A. 2C:13-4 …