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… a jury trial, defendant Jamie Hayes was convicted on a one- count indictment charging him with third-degree theft, … N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3) ("risk that . . . defendant will commit another offense"); six, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(6) … on the courts to ensure that defendants receive conflict-free representation." State ex rel. S.G., 175 N.J. 132, 140 …
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… IN VIOLATION OF NEW JERSEY STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AND COMMON LAW; THESE STATEMENTS WERE INVOLUNTARY AND SHOULD … THE UNITED STATES CONSTITU[T]ION AND ARTICLE I, PARAGRAPHS ONE AND EIGHT OF THE NEW JERSEY STATE CONSTITUTION, AS WELL … the product of coercion or the overbearing of defendant's free will. 16 A-4254-17T3 Defendant contends the judge …
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… information. Dr. Rehman testified R.H. told a nurse practitioner at Hampton "she [is] only taking medication because she … the medications reach their proper level that she cannot be freed in a less restrictive setting, accordingly [her … https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/could (last visited Oct. 29, 2021) (defining "could" as "past tense of …
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… information. Dr. Rehman testified R.H. told a nurse practitioner at Hampton "she [is] only taking medication because she … the medications reach their proper level that she cannot be freed in a less restrictive setting, accordingly [her … https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/could (last visited Oct. 29, 2021) (defining "could" as "past tense of …
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… opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It has been neither … N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, and a public entity subject to the common law right of access. CPANJ is a nonprofit association whose members are the twenty-one county prosecutors. It has no employees or office. The …
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A-3391-21 Briefs
Briefs
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… THAT THE GUN FOUND WHERE DEFENDANT WAS STAYING WAS THE ONE THAT FIRED THE SHOTS THAT KILLED THE VICTIM. (5T 123-10 … OF AN ILLEGALLY INCORRECT BASIS TO FIND DEFENDANT GUILTY, COMBINED WITH JURY INSTRUCTIONS THAT WERE INSUFFICIENT TO … National Academy of Sciences, Organization, (Last Visited April 17, 2023) …
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Charges Document PDF
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… should be drawn is for you to decide using your own common sense, knowledge and everyday experience. Ask … are never required or compelled to draw an inference. You alone decide whether the facts and circumstances shown by the evidence support an inference and you are always free to draw or not to draw an inference. If you draw an …
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… Statement of Principles for the New Jersey Judiciary’s Ongoing Use of Artificial … Artificial Intelligence Consistent with its longstanding commitment to the core values of independence, integrity, … the highest standards of ethical considerations and are as free from bias as possible. All AI technologies will be …
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… OF BIAS The Judiciary's Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement (DI&CE) Program will offer another … law during 2026. The current schedule is as follows: “Tools for Advancing Equity I: Engaging in the Elimination of Bias” … courses, which will be offered via Zoom, are available free of charge. Seating is available on a first-come …
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… terminated defendant N.M.'s parental rights to one of her children, A.N.H. (Avery).1 This appeal followed. … A-1945-21 N.M. also asserts the Division wrongly terminated visits between Avery and V.M., who she claims was ready and … time the Division ruled her out based on her failure to complete probation for a 2016 weapons conviction, the fact …
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… during their parenting time, and they were ordered to communicate with each other about travel plans in advance. … between the parties; defendant's "blocking" cellphone contact between Mikayla and plaintiff's girlfriend's … on parenting time; summer parenting time; and sibling visitation. On March 3, 2021, the Family Part issued a …
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… assessments, bonding evaluations, and in-person and virtual visits. Meanwhile, at a January 2023 permanency hearing, … it appears the request was granted based on the court's comments at the time of the request and the record reflects … substitute for Olivia, Jen argues summary judgment was erroneously denied because the Division "can no longer sustain …
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… contractor for Quiktrak, Inc., an asset verification company. Her job responsibilities required her to physically … appellant and J.H. met with J.H.'s doctor via a telehealth visit. The doctor advised them that J.H. might not survive … for unemployment benefits or PUA benefits. The Division reasoned that appellant had not been advised by a health care …
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… TRAINING, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. KEVIN WALSH, ACTING STATE COMPTROLLER, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, OFFICE OF THE STATE … dismissed with prejudice. On appeal, plaintiff challenges one provision of the order — the dismissal of the New Jersey … https://nj.gov/comptroller/about/work/police/ (last visited April 25, 2024). Beginning October 4, 2021, …
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… in favor of defendant City of Newark and dismissing her complaint. We affirm. I. We glean the facts from the summary … Dexter Cobbs explained that in 2020 there was only one pothole crew consisting of five employees.1 He further … Cobbs, Peerless Place is the type of street that would be visited more than once per year because of the "very heavy …
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… the stolen items to Home Depot for gift cards, and then visiting pawn shops to convert the gift cards to cash. … based on the number of returns he made and that the company should have questioned his transactions. Plaintiffs filed suit against Home …
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… As a part of the plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend that the court sentence defendant to a term of … was provided with a certified court interpreter. At one point, defendant told Judge Taylor that she was having … https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/dialect (last visited July 7, 2017). At the plea hearing, defendant stated …
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… $108 per week in child support. Plaintiff's gross weekly income was calculated at $770, while defendant's gross weekly … of motion scheduled 1 It appears the notice of motion erroneously stated it was to decrease child support, as the … agreements "not only resolve[] issues of custody and visitation but financial matters including equitable …
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… the Burlington County plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a seven-year sentence, with three and one-half years of parole ineligibility, and to dismiss the … defendant had no relationship with the children and no visitation rights; and admitted she did not even know where …
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… who has bonded favorably with a resource parent who is committed to adopting her, would do no more harm than good. … treated for minor injuries. At the hospital, the mother "zoned out" when hospital staff were interacting with her. … only a few of which she pursued. She was sporadic in her visits with the child. The mother eventually moved to …