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… instructed the jury, and affirm. I. Plaintiff filed a complaint seeking damages for personal injuries caused by … the duty to exercise for his/her own safety reasonable care commensurate with the risk of such crossing. 4 A-2565-23 In … a duty to exercise, for her own safety, reasonable care, commensurate with the risk of such crossing. In determining …
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… OF CORRECTIONS, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, and DEVON BROWN, COMMISSIONER, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, individually and in … BROWN COULD NOT AID AND ABET THE 1We have renumbered the points in plaintiff's brief because the point entitled … in the brief between what the plaintiff designated as Points II and III, was not numbered by plaintiff. …
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… appeal, Walker has narrowed his arguments to the following points: POINT I THE CLAIMS IN DEFENDANT'S PETITION FOR … PLEA OFFER. 1 For the sake of the record, we present these points in an appendix at the end of this opinion. However, … application for [PCR] is being alleged." Failure to comply requires dismissal. Rule 3:22-4(b) states that a …
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… aggravating and mitigating factors that are supported by competent credible evidence in the record. Assuming the …
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… to dismiss his petition without prejudice pending the outcome of his motion for a stay before the District Court. Due … time of the victim's death, regarding an unspecified murder committed in Newark. The certification disclosed that Kelly … identification procedures. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I NEWLY DISCOVERED EVIDENCE THAT …
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… and Maria. Jimenez stated he was told either by the phone company or an assisting investigator that phone records were … Tyler report. On May 30, 2018, the PCR court issued a comprehensive fifty-five-page written decision, denying the … the PCR court noted it would not have changed the outcome of the trial. As this court noted in the direct appeal, …
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… on a couch, looked over the bannister, and saw defendant coming up the stairs. He told Marshall, "You think I'm … third- party guilt, yet defendant now argues that the judge committed plain error by failing to provide this charge at … was mere conjecture. 10 A-2757-17T4 Because there was no competent evidence of third-party guilt adduced at trial, …
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… attempt to have his conviction overturned, he argues these points on this appeal: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ABUSED ITS … indictment, not seek an extended-term sentence, and recommend a seven-year custodial term with forty-two months of … enter the driver's door. Defendant tampered with the glove compartment, and after a brief moment, exited the Buick …
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… County Prosecutor's Office and to the firm's insurance company, Travelers Insurance Company (Travelers). Hanna's Travelers policy covered … the money she deposited into her account was her legitimate compensation. Defendant testified that Hanna "knew every …
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… registered the motorcycle with the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. He placed the title in the trunk of the … INSTRUCTED THE JURY FOREPERSON THAT SHE ONLY HAD TO COME BACK WITH A “ONE-WORD RE[S]PONSE” FOR THE VERDICT, … HE SERVED AS A FATHER FIGURE TO HIS STEPCHILDREN, AND HIS COMPENSATION OF THE VICTIM, REQUIRING RESENTENCING. …
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… He was first tried by a jury on four counts alleging commission of those crimes against a woman and her young … was to move for the dismissal of all other counts and to recommend an aggregate sentence of fifty-five years subject to … crimes were committed. He raises the following overlapping points for our consideration: POINT I PLEA COUNSEL WAS …
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… were tenants of defendant and pursuant to a tenancy action commenced by defendant in 2018, reached a settlement whereby … of [s]ettlement." Defendant raises the following points on appeal: [Point] I[:] The Trial Court Abused Its … the dispute did not involve a novel theory of recovery. In Points II and III, defendant argues the trial court lacked …
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… credibility only. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE JUDGE DEPRIVED DEFENDANT OF HIS RIGHTS … III. We do not reach defendant's other arguments as they become moot in light of our decision that the conviction …
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… GROUP, Defendants, and NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … in favor of defendant, New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company (NJM).1 We affirm. Plaintiff was injured when a car … policy. On this appeal, plaintiff presents the following points of argument: Point One: NJM's Policy as Exclusion …
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… failure to acknowledge the gravity of the offense that he committed, the extent of his prior record, and the need to … unique hardship. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I BECAUSE THE JUDGE FAILED TO INSTRUCT THE … such officer to bring the vehicle or vessel to a full stop commits a crime of the third degree; except that, a person …
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… instructed the jury, and affirm. I. Plaintiff filed a complaint seeking damages for personal injuries caused by … the duty to exercise for his/her own safety reasonable care commensurate with the risk of such crossing. 4 A-2565-23 In … a duty to exercise, for her own safety, reasonable care, commensurate with the risk of such crossing. In determining …
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… an amended second PCR petition on September 16, 2016. In a comprehensive written opinion issued on August 23, 2018, the … an arrest/intake photograph that would have changed the outcome of [defendant's] motion to suppress, resulting in …
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… a January 15, 2025 Chancery Division order directing her to comply with the sale of residential property located in … This appeal followed. On appeal, Sally raises the following Points for our consideration: POINT I. COURT CANNOT ORDER A … presented at trial," and having not properly raised the points in the trial court, the plaintiff was "precluded from …
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… 2013, Kafarr Logan Horton called a friend and asked him to come to his residence in Oaklyn, New Jersey. Horton said he … videos, and identified defendant as the female who accompanied Horton to the hospital. Defendant later provided a … hearing, defendant admitted that on July 28, 2013, she accompanied Horton to his apartment where they had "intimate …
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… employer prohibited his return to work. We affirm. I. We commence our review with a discussion of the governing legal … eligible for ADRB. On appeal, Lynch raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE PFRS BOARD'S … See Masse, 87 N.J. at 263. Turning to Lynch's remaining points, we agree that his separation from service was not …