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… L- 1023-11. Nina Rossi argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of William J. Courtney, LLC, attorneys; Nina Rossi, … New Jersey Department of Education (DOE), following the jury's verdict in favor of DOE. We affirm. I Plaintiff filed … Chiappetta, a psychiatrist, to evaluate if she was fit for duty or a danger to herself or others. During the evaluation …
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… L- 1023-11. Nina Rossi argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of William J. Courtney, LLC, attorneys; Nina Rossi, … New Jersey Department of Education (DOE), following the jury's verdict in favor of DOE. We affirm. I Plaintiff filed … Chiappetta, a psychiatrist, to evaluate if she was fit for duty or a danger to herself or others. During the evaluation …
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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 … considers whether it was plain error not to instruct the jury about the “castle doctrine,” a part of the law on … safety. The castle doctrine provides an exception to the duty to retreat: a person “is not obliged to retreat from …
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… Territorial Limits. … A warrant shall be executed by any officer authorized by law. The warrant may be executed at … that is issued by the court that orders a law enforcement officer to take the defendant into custody. (b) … How …
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… the defendant shall pay is the verdict reached by the jury. Whenever a plaintiff and a defendant enter into a … in a multi-defendant action that is to be tried by jury, the parties shall disclose the existence of that …
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cfccomp.pdf
Charges Document PDF
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… ___________ GENERAL INFORMATION Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury, the evidence in this case has been presented and the … The defendant in a criminal case has no obligation or duty to prove his/her innocence or offer any proof relating … or request on a sheet of paper and give it to the sheriff's officer who will be standing at the jury room door who, in …
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… goods and chattels are delivered by the sheriff or other officer to the defendant upon the making of a claim thereto … bond or cash deposit pursuant to law, the sheriff or other officer shall promptly make a return of the facts to the …
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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 the Appellate Division erred by imposing a duty on school boards to “notify, in advance, full-time … and explicitly extended Bridgewater-Raritan to impose a duty on school boards to “provide advance notice to their …
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… Donald F. Burke, Jr. argued the cause for appellant (Law Office of Donald F. Burke, attorney; Donald F. Burke and … action, the judge deprived her of her right to have a jury decide the disputed facts. For the reasons that follow, … status" based on the result of an undisclosed "Fitness for Duty evaluation." On July 23, 2020, after engaging in three …
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… copied under this rule shall be directed to the following officers or their designees: (1) Supreme Court records (including committees and offices reporting to the Supreme Court): Clerk of the …
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… forms to the Directory of Superior Court Family Division Offices county courthouse . There is no fee if filing for … forms to the Directory of Superior Court Family Division Offices county courthouse . If asking to modify a case, …
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… if you do not report as directed; talk to your probation officer or the judge for you; or change any of your … probation. See all Ombudsman Directory Judiciary Ombudsman Offices . Visit the Judiciary Ombudsman Program Judiciary …
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… cases, legal representation may be available through the Office of the Public Defender . Court Ombudsman staff can help you find information and offices. They can explain court processes and guide you …
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… motion to dismiss count two pursuant to the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004 (LEOSA), 18 U.S.C. § 926B, which … to certain conditions. Thereafter, defendant was tried by a jury and convicted of count two but acquitted of counts one … a [nine] millimeter." Although defendant was "not issued a duty weapon as part of her employment," Pizzo stated …
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… motion to dismiss count two pursuant to the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004 (LEOSA), 18 U.S.C. § 926B, which … to certain conditions. Thereafter, defendant was tried by a jury and convicted of count two but acquitted of counts one … a [nine] millimeter." Although defendant was "not issued a duty weapon as part of her employment," Pizzo stated …
Administration
Rules of Court
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… 1:28-7-Administration 1:28-7 The Administrative Office of the Courts shall provide supporting services as … from funds available, shall reimburse the Administrative Office of the Courts for the salaries and benefits of Fund …
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… other cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1827-21 Tried to a jury, defendant Jergere E. Minaya-Acosta, appeals from the … her. Other Witnesses' Testimony A responding police officer testified he observed R.C. "holding her hands … a provision of the proposed jury instructions regarding duty to retreat: "It says: 'If the defendant does not resort …
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… other cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1827-21 Tried to a jury, defendant Jergere E. Minaya-Acosta, appeals from the … her. Other Witnesses' Testimony A responding police officer testified he observed R.C. "holding her hands … a provision of the proposed jury instructions regarding duty to retreat: "It says: 'If the defendant does not resort …
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5.72
Charges Document PDF
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… CHARGE 5.72 ― Page 1 of 3 5.72 NEGLIGENCE — PROPRIETOR’S DUTY OF CARE TO PATRONS AGAINST CRIMINAL ACTIVITY OF THIRD … type of business entity involved, i.e. store, restaurant, office etc.] owes a duty of reasonable care to its [insert … premises, i.e. customers, patrons, etc.] from potential injury inflicted by individuals that the owner/operator could …
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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 … prior incidents of the officer firing his weapon while on duty. Defendant argued that the prior incidents were … trial, video from Officer Lee’s dashcam was played for the jury during the testimony of Officer Lee, defendant, and …