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… of the opinion of the Court. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … for summary judgment, concluding that defendants owed a duty to Innes, and also denied defendants’ motion to exclude … At the conclusion of trial, the only issue submitted to the jury was whether defendants were negligent in releasing …
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… Defender, argued the cause for amicus curiae New Jersey Office of the Public January 19, 2018 APPROVED FOR … to subpoena "adverse witnesses," in this case, police officers, to testify at a pretrial detention hearing. I. …
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… and Canon 23(a judge should not lend the prestige of office to advance a private interest nor convey the … We cannot fathom how Respondent’s theory that J.H. owed a duty of care based on her purported failure to “adequately …
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… Director of the Courts PETER McALEER MARYANN SPOTO Office of Communications 609-815-2910 RICHARD J. HUGHES … lunch, activities, and family photos will be held in the jury assembly room following the proceedings. Each family … Hunterdon and Warren counties, and the surrogate’s offices in Somerset and Hunterdon counties. National …
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… out to be David. David fell and got up complaining of an injury to his arm. David, Max, Marvin, and Oran all testified … he went to the bathroom. On his way back, he saw two police officers standing by the fence near the field. He told the … defendants summary judgment, finding that the police had no duty and there was no evidence establishing causation. …
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… out to be David. David fell and got up complaining of an injury to his arm. David, Max, Marvin, and Oran all testified … he went to the bathroom. On his way back, he saw two police officers standing by the fence near the field. He told the … defendants summary judgment, finding that the police had no duty and there was no evidence establishing causation. …
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… for appellant (Suzanne M. Smith, on the brief). Law Offices of James H. Rohlfing, attorneys for respondent … a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must … 149 (1959), the motion judge noted that a driver owes a duty to pedestrians and other drivers to act reasonably …
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… for appellant (Suzanne M. Smith, on the brief). Law Offices of James H. Rohlfing, attorneys for respondent … a sufficient disagreement to require submission to a jury or whether it is so one-sided that one party must … 149 (1959), the motion judge noted that a driver owes a duty to pedestrians and other drivers to act reasonably …
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… the early morning hours of October 1, 2017, Trenton Police Officers Frankie Guzman and Tomas Martinez were dispatched … Before defendant testified, the trial judge addressed the jury charges for the close of the case, particularly on … instructed the jury at length on self- defense and the duty to retreat. Consistent with instruction that was …
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… the early morning hours of October 1, 2017, Trenton Police Officers Frankie Guzman and Tomas Martinez were dispatched … Before defendant testified, the trial judge addressed the jury charges for the close of the case, particularly on … instructed the jury at length on self- defense and the duty to retreat. Consistent with instruction that was …
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… PUBLICATION March 3, 2022 APPELLATE DIVISION A-4156-19 2 A jury convicted defendant Rakim P. Williams of second-degree … State presented the testimony of several law enforcement officers and introduced in evidence surveillance video from … the State in criminal matters, observing that the primary duty of a prosecutor is not to obtain convictions but to see …
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… received a referral alleging substantial risk of physical injury or environment injurious to the health and welfare of … 2, 2016. Counsel from the New Jersey Public Defender Office of Parental Representation was assigned to represent … with the father's visitation rights and stating that the "duty of a father to support his children and the right of a …
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… trial, as will be more specifically described herein. The jury trial is scheduled to begin on March 3, 2025. … the amended law, and almost a decade before Mikulski took office, Wildwood enacted two Resolutions which addressed the … i zed manner, or did knowingly refrain from performing a duty imposed upon him by law -or clearly inherent in the …
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… from his judgment of conviction and sentence after a jury found him guilty of two NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … counts of third-degree aggravated assault on a corrections officer, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(5)(h). He presents the … State's burden regarding self-defense, (2) it mentioned a duty to retreat without explaining it, and (3) it failed "to …
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… from his judgment of conviction and sentence after a jury found him guilty of two NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … counts of third-degree aggravated assault on a corrections officer, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(5)(h). He presents the … State's burden regarding self-defense, (2) it mentioned a duty to retreat without explaining it, and (3) it failed "to …
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… If you are asking for child support, your county welfare office can help you locate the other parent. They receive … forms to the Directory of Superior Court Family Division Offices county courthouse. If you are asking for child …
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… After the revocation hearing, the hearing officer prepares and submits a written report to a Board … made within 21 days of your revocation hearing. The hearing officer is also authorized to determine whether you may be …
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… change of venue is ordered, the criminal division manager's office in which the complaint-warrant or complaint-summons, … is pending shall notify the criminal division manager's office in the county to which the matter is transferred, and …
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… 4:69-7 If a final decision or action of an agency or officer is reviewable by a trial division of the Superior … leave to appeal an interlocutory order of such agency or officer in the manner prescribed by R. 3:24, insofar as …
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… by way of a separate captioned paper filed with the Clerk's office, either through the eCourts-Appellate system, or on … In scheduling appeals for oral argument, the Clerk's office considers attorneys' vacation plans and other conflicts which the Clerk's office has been apprised of prior to scheduling. It is …