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… 2C:33-31a(1) … The indictment charges the defendant with committing the crime of dog fighting. The indictment reads … with or interested in the management of, or receives money for the admission of a person to, a place kept or used … elements: (1) That the defendant knowingly … [Choose one or more as appropriate: … kept, used, was connected with …
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… or object designed to explode or produce uncontrolled combustion, including (1) any explosive or incendiary bomb, … having an explosive or incendiary charge of more than one-quarter of an ounce; (3) any weapon capable of firing a … and has the intention to exercise control over it. So, someone who has knowledge of the character of an item and …
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… of a Condition of Parole Supervision for Life if he commits a violation of one of certain enumerated offenses while being subject to a … a violation of ________ ( … SELECT APPROPRIATE from one of the following offenses): … (A) Murder, in violation …
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… Office and heard in Superior Court. Reasons why someone may need a guardian include: Mental illness Intellectual … and in their best interest. Watch the https://vimeo.com/1108086895/b85e4f6cd9 GMP volunteer video . … Do I need … or may be reached at Regional Legal Services Office Telephone Number 732-572-9100 . The NJ State Bar Association also …
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… … [CHARGE WHERE APPROPRIATE] … [When the actual victim was one other than the intended victim, add: … It is immaterial … The place where the acts occurred and all that was done or said by defendant preceding, connected with, and … one acts with knowledge, if one acts consciously, if he/she comprehends his/her acts. The sixth element that the State …
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… of the indictment, the State alleges that the defendant committed the crime of perjury by virtue of the following … State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt each and every one of the following elements: … (1) That the statement was … oath, including any referee, hearing examiner, commissioner, notary or other person taking testimony or deposition …
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… or influence a jury or juror to be more favorable to the one side than to the other by promises, persuasions, entreaties, threats, letters, money, entertainment or other sinister means; or any person … II … [If the facts raise the question whether the crime was completed, the jury should be instructed to "turn to a …
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… in property that has been stolen is not an offense. It becomes a criminal act when one deals in stolen property knowing it has been stolen. … mind which can be determined by drawing an inference from one’s conduct, words or actions, and from all of the …
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… Voluntary Placement – CPR Board Recommendation Child’s Name: Docket #: FC- Review Date: … CPR Review Board Recommends the Following: … Choose Only One: … |_| … A. … Continued placement of the child outside … the Court Order. … In addition, we further request: (Choose One or More) … |_| 1. Sufficient information to be provided …
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… heat of passion resulting from a reasonable provocation. One of the elements that the State must prove beyond a … number and nature of wounds inflicted, and all that was done or said by defendant preceding, connected with, and … a deadly weapon, it may not draw such an inference from the commission of the homicide itself. State v. Chavies, 345 …
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… defendant's insanity. All persons are assumed capable of committing crimes. Insane persons, however, are not capable … may be sick. A hostile act, that is, an illegal act, may in one case spring from wickedness and in another from some … a forbidden act should not be punished criminally unless done with a knowledge of wrongdoing. The law, however, from …
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… a reasonable doubt is that the defendant knowingly … CHOOSE ONE … : (made) (caused to be made) a false, fictitious, … or contract of re-insurance, issued by an insurance company, including, but not limited to, a State-assigned … are never required or compelled to draw an inference. You alone decide whether the facts and circumstances shown by the …
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… Statute] … The statute provides that this offense may be committed in three ways; that is by representation that the … a CDS. The circumstances of the case will determine which one (or more) of these sections should be charged. … (1) … a knowingly or purposefully distribution of CDS.) Nonetheless, in light of N.J.S.A. 2C:2-2c(3) it would seem …
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… Session Closed: … / / … Mediation Status: … ☐ Partially completed (PT) ☐ Adjourned (AJ) ☐ Completed (CM) … Next … Time, if needed: … … If the matter was adjourned, select one reason from the following list: … ☐ CAN - Request of the … for mediation, enter their names below: … … Select one of the outcomes below: … ☐ Mediated Consent Agreement …
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… CEPA and conflicting case law supports both positions. Compare Cokus v. Bristol Myers-Squibb Co., 362 N.J. Super. … framework of pretext and burden-shifting need not be a component part of the jury charge”). The New Jersey Supreme … plaintiff’s prima facie burden should only be charged when one or more of the elements of the prima facie case are in …
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… any distribution or attempted distribution of S was accompanied by an exchange of or demand for money or other thing as consideration for S and the value of … substance analog , the following charge, rather than the one set forth above, should be given as the instruction on …
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… or appropriate count, if indictment contains more than one count.) … The State contends that on (date), while committing the crime of fleeing [or attempting to elude] a … support and that he/she died at some point after this was done. Should you find beyond a reasonable doubt that … …
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… a knowing, intentional control of a designated thing, accompanied by a knowledge of its character. Thus, the person … have the property, but although not physically on one’s person, he/she is aware of the presence of the … The law recognizes that possession may be sole or joint. If one person alone has actual or constructive possession of a …
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… beyond a reasonable doubt that he/she is the person who committed the alleged offense. The burden of proving the … to show that the crime, if committed, was committed by someone else, or to prove the identity of that other person. You … of factors. Relying on some of the research that has been done, I will instruct you on specific factors you should …
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… TO UNLAWFULNESS OF FORCE … ( … N.J.S.A. … 2C:3-9a) … (To accompany Charge(s) on … N.J.S.A. … 2C:3-4, 2C:3-5 and 2C:3-6 … the right to use force for the purpose of: … (here insert one of the following) … self protection - (2C:3-4) … … does not give him/her the right. The fact that he/she was honestly mistaken as to what the law says would be no defense …