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… J.A.D. This appeal requires us to determine if a police officer employed in a non-civil service municipality can be … premature to determine whether there is a violation of the officer's Fifth Amendment constitutional right against self …
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… court was delivered by SABATINO, P.J.A.D. This personal injury case arises from a pedestrian's fall on black ice in a … ruling, arguing the property owners had a non-delegable duty under 3 A-1800-18T4 tort law to keep the premises safe … 234, 237 (App. Div. 1995)). In Vasquez, the owner of an office building had leased the premises to a commercial …
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… employee shall not: hold an elective governmental office or position, except for the office of Surrogate. be … the propriety of the employee's conduct in carrying out the duties of employment. Therefore, no judiciary employee … trial court administrators, vicinage chief probation officers and division managers, as well as the judge's …
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… by counsel and given to the attendant for delivery into the jury room. Exhibits marked for identification do not go into the jury room as they are not in evidence. Counsel are …
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… and that of all interested parties, including the hearing officer. In such a case, only one hearing, a revocation … elect to proceed with a probable cause hearing, the hearing officer will need to determine whether a revocation hearing …
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… VIDEO RECORDED TESTIMONY … (04/2016) Members of the Jury, under certain circumstances, a party to a lawsuit has … VIDEO RECORDED TESTIMONY (04/2016) Members of the Jury, under certain circumstances, a party to a lawsuit has …
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… we address a question of first impression: is a grand jury subpoena sufficient to access prescription drug … Program (PMP). We hold that a properly issued grand jury subpoena is sufficient to obtain information concerning … by prosecutors and detectives in the Attorney General's Office. They also argue that even if the subpoenas were …
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… in any situation in which the judge reasonably believes a jury may find a basis for its application. See State v. … in any situation in which the judge reasonably believes a jury may find a basis for its application. See State v. …
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… select "Disciplinary Review Board" under "Administrative Office of the Courts" on the Court Webcasts livestream page … It reviews all attorney misconduct cases prosecuted by the Office of Attorney Ethics (OAE). After it receives the OAE’s …
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… … (Approved 11/98, Revised 5/07) [ To be given after the jury is sworn in but before the openings. ] … E. Outline of … (Approved 11/98, Revised 5/07) [To be given after the jury is sworn in but before the openings.] E. Outline of …
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… evidentiary, and substantive issues. In addition, in jury trials, the parties shall also exchange and submit (1) … any proposed voir dire questions, (2) a list of proposed jury instructions pursuant to R. 1:8-7, with specific …
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… this State; any proceeding, hearing or session of a grand jury, of a surrogate or of any arm of the Judiciary, … Panel, Child Placement Review Boards, Child Support Hearing Officers, attorney and judicial disciplinary committees, …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … capacity to undermine his credibility before the jury. 1. As all parties now agree, defendant’s interrogation … tarnished defendant’s credibility in the eyes of the jury. In a case such as this -- where the State’s theory …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … the employer -- against an employee’s workplace personal injury lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges that SIR’s negligence, … to appeal. 257 N.J. 247 (2024). HELD: Here, Hartford has no duty to defend the employer. The employee’s allegations of …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … whether owners of vacant commercial lots have a common law duty to maintain the public sidewalks abutting those lots in … the wrongdoer whose flagrant neglect of duty has caused injury to an innocent party who is left with recourse against …
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… and affirm. In doing so, we hold that school boards have a duty to notify, in advance, full-time teachers who consider … her full-time position, and that the Board had a separate duty to inform Parsells of the consequences of going … should be limited to circumstances where the duty of a school board to give notice to a teacher arises …
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… Simon received certain training from the Administrative Office of the Comis. Judge Simon attended five days of … or any level of instruction from the Administrntive Office of the Courts, Municipal Court Presiding Judge, or …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION 2 A-1500-20 We consider whether a police officer, who walked onto the driveway of a home without … driveway was part of the home's curtilage, we hold that the officer conducted an unlawful search and his subsequent …
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… Carl L. Marshall, Judge of the Municipal Court, with offices located at 701 Newark Avenue, Elizabeth, NJ 07208, … 2004 • Elizabeth police dept. Death/Serious bodily injury No Assigned agency 2004 • Elizabeth police dept. …
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… 3/93) As you know, Juror #___ has been excused from the jury. An alternate juror has been appointed to take his/her place. As of this moment, as a new jury, you are to start your deliberations over again. The …