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… in 2008 as senior director of a new health economics outcome research (HEOR) department within its oncology … the HEOR group's responsibility for evaluation of such studies, he failed to include anyone from the group as an email … defendant presented a considerable case on all these points at trial, but the jury was simply not bound to take …
Misconduct
Rules of Court
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… another to do so, or do so through the acts of another; commit a criminal act that reflects adversely on the … be disproportionate to the benefits to the system given remedies available elsewhere, and that limiting ethics … harassment, derogatory or demeaning language, and, generally, any conduct towards the named groups that is both …
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… of Recognizance. … A defendant admitted to bail, shall, together with the sureties, if any, sign and execute a … be waived. A corporate surety shall be one approved by the Commissioner of Insurance. A corporate surety shall execute … court administrator. A defendant charged on an initial Complaint-Warrant (CDR-2) with a disorderly persons offense …
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… summations of counsel, the municipal court judge rendered a comprehensive bench opinion, making detailed factual and … her to her godfather's funeral. D.F. told defendant to stop yelling as she walked toward the bathroom. Defendant … against these principles, we find defendant's arguments in Points VI, VII, VIII and IX of his brief to be without …
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… "or how their testimony may have affected the outcome of the case[.]" The court entered an order dated March … to provide defendant with discovery in a timely manner and communicate with him regarding discovery; claimed … had instructed PCR counsel to assert that: the trial court committed plain error by failing to grant adequate time for …
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… petition; an August 24, 2020 motion for reconsideration to compel discovery and reopen his PCR; and a March 29, 2021 … of the charges against him because he had retained multiple counsel, one of which negotiated the initial plea … were without error. The arguments defendant raises in Points IV through X are presented for the first time on …
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… petition; an August 24, 2020 motion for reconsideration to compel discovery and reopen his PCR; and a March 29, 2021 … of the charges against him because he had retained multiple counsel, one of which negotiated the initial plea … were without error. The arguments defendant raises in Points IV through X are presented for the first time on …
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… "or how their testimony may have affected the outcome of the case[.]" The court entered an order dated March … to provide defendant with discovery in a timely manner and communicate with him regarding discovery; claimed … had instructed PCR counsel to assert that: the trial court committed plain error by failing to grant adequate time for …
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… summations of counsel, the municipal court judge rendered a comprehensive bench opinion, making detailed factual and … her to her godfather's funeral. D.F. told defendant to stop yelling as she walked toward the bathroom. Defendant … against these principles, we find defendant's arguments in Points VI, VII, VIII and IX of his brief to be without …
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A-3309-21 Briefs
Briefs
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… 2023, A-003309-21, AMENDED -vii- TABLE OF AUTHORITIES CASES Commonwealth v. Crayton, 21 N.E.3d 157 (Mass. 2014) … 3:37 a.m., a man with a beard, sunglasses, a hat, and a hoodie walked into the upstairs bar and said hello to Dunn. (8T … he had also observed James on the surveillance system “multiple times” and identified the burglar as James based on …
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… the description of the second perpetrator, the officers stopped and detained him for questioning. Based on J.C.-V.'s … clothing, masks, cellphones, and other evidence of the commission of a crime, specifically robbery." The accompanying affidavit described the residence, which is a …
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… R. Burroughs, Designated Counsel, on the brief). Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney for respondent … vigorously advocate on defendant's behalf. In a lengthy, comprehensive written opinion, Judge Martin G. Cronin … legal authority that supports defendant's argument. To overcome the time restrictions in Rule 3:22- 12(a)(1), in …
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… testimony that defendant repeatedly touched her vagina and committed cunnilingus on her while they were in the house … brief, defendant specifically raises the following points: POINT I SUBSTANTIAL ERRORS INVOLVING THE ADMISSION … was defendant denied a fair trial by the admission of multiple text messages which evidenced the persistent nature of …
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… R. Burroughs, Designated Counsel, on the brief). Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney for respondent … vigorously advocate on defendant's behalf. In a lengthy, comprehensive written opinion, Judge Martin G. Cronin … legal authority that supports defendant's argument. To overcome the time restrictions in Rule 3:22- 12(a)(1), in …
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… testimony that defendant repeatedly touched her vagina and committed cunnilingus on her while they were in the house … brief, defendant specifically raises the following points: POINT I SUBSTANTIAL ERRORS INVOLVING THE ADMISSION … was defendant denied a fair trial by the admission of multiple text messages which evidenced the persistent nature of …
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… the description of the second perpetrator, the officers stopped and detained him for questioning. Based on J.C.-V.'s … clothing, masks, cellphones, and other evidence of the commission of a crime, specifically robbery." The accompanying affidavit described the residence, which is a …
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… WHEREBY THE PROSECUTOR VOUCHED FOR THE CREDIBILITY OF THE COMPLAINING WITNESS, ASKED JURORS NOT TO HOLD INVESTIGATORS' … D.O. reported defendant touched her inappropriately on multiple occasions beginning earlier that year, usually at home … 64 N.J. 222, 226-27 (1974); and then citing State v. Balles, 47 N.J. 331, 338-39 (1966)). The statement must also …
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… found guilty of murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a); conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a); … Mu approached Lindo from behind and shot him 4 A-3417-18 multiple times, killing him. One of the bullet fragments … LIMITED REMAND TO THE LOWER COURT. Having considered these points, we affirm defendant's conviction and sentence, and …
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… WHEREBY THE PROSECUTOR VOUCHED FOR THE CREDIBILITY OF THE COMPLAINING WITNESS, ASKED JURORS NOT TO HOLD INVESTIGATORS' … D.O. reported defendant touched her inappropriately on multiple occasions beginning earlier that year, usually at home … 64 N.J. 222, 226-27 (1974); and then citing State v. Balles, 47 N.J. 331, 338-39 (1966)). The statement must also …
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… found guilty of murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a); conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a); … Mu approached Lindo from behind and shot him 4 A-3417-18 multiple times, killing him. One of the bullet fragments … LIMITED REMAND TO THE LOWER COURT. Having considered these points, we affirm defendant's conviction and sentence, and …