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… associated with the street gang, the Mara Salvatrucha (commonly 1 The record does not include a corresponding … release pursuant to NERA. The court also imposed the requisite fines and penalties and awarded defendant 1050 days of … and bring them to justice." The court added: [A] very severe penalty will be meted out, not only to dignify …
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… to reject this argument, defendant argues the trial judge committed reversible error by denying defense counsel's and … sure you do, but we'll make sure that justice is served to everyone and proceed, okay? Thank you very much. With the assistance of juror number 11, the judge …
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… FINDINGS. POINT IV 4 A-4243-17T1 EVEN IF ANY ONE OF THE COMPLAINED-OF ERRORS WOULD BE INSUFFICIENT TO WARRANT … outcome of the trial, and if unfavorable then condemn the very procedure he sought and urged, claiming it to be error … he immediately corrected that misstep by giving the jury a very forceful curative instruction that they were not to …
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… the marital home. On December 21, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce. 1 We use initials to protect the … they had one joint bank account into which they deposited both of their salaries and used to pay the family's … son also testified. He stated that he and the daughter were very close despite their age difference, and that he would …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2017-5603. Kotlar, … injury with the arm overhead. Other causes could be "a very, very forceful twisting injury perhaps, but to a lesser … 'but for' or positional-risk test" in "determining the requisite connection[.]" Ibid. "Essentially, that test asks …
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… Law Division, Essex County, Docket No. L-2946-21. 1 In her complaint, plaintiff used initials in lieu of her full name … judge granted T-Mobile's motion and stated: [T&Cs] in the very first paragraph are clear that any disputes are to be … Under the guise of Atalese, this court reached the opposite conclusion to that of Atalese in Roman v. Bergen …
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… drive after drinking, are responsible, you are at risk to commit another offense." Judge Borkowski emphasized that defendant not only chose to drive while very intoxicated, but continued her dangerous driving even … those who have a history of drug or alcohol dependency is very difficult. Id. at 593-95. We also noted the need for …
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… in this matter, appellant's privacy constitutes a compelling interest that outweighs the Judiciary's … her brain. He described appellant's mental state as being very fragile and dysfunctional, with an inability to control … during Dr. Hunt's evaluation, which included sobbing, as very exaggerated some two years after the accident. He noted …
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… going to cut her neck "wide open." N.C. yelled for R.P. to come and R.P. took the knife from defendant. Defendant then … I heard them arguing and I know he had a knife and I got very nervous and I know that my son, Rainlin, is a very … manifestly inappropriate." We find Gregory factually inapposite. In Gregory, the defendant pled guilty to possessing …
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… the DV proceedings. However, a subsequent domestic violence complaint 1 We use initials and pseudonyms to maintain the … court." The judge permitted the parties to engage in discovery and set new dates for a plenary hearing in July 2012. … the orders under review do not define the necessary prerequisites of defendant's admission of wrongdoing, based upon the …
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… attempts to expand the principles of sidewalk liability for commercial properties to a residential property that was … snowstorm—according to plaintiff's weather expert—had deposited as much as another 3.5 inches of snow in the area. The … direction, then landed on her back and "hit the ground very, very hard." Plaintiff immediately went for treatment …
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… child. Defendant challenges the court's: admission of fresh-complaint evidence; jury instructions; refusal to charge a … watched J.P. and her two cousins, A.P.F. and C.V., "almost every weekend" from when J.P. was about seven years old until … because he was not computer-savvy enough to hide the websites. 8 A-2904-23 After the State rested, defense counsel …
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… injuries he sustained in the accident. Plaintiff filed his complaint in November 2021. In July 2022, plaintiff failed … subsequently served a demand for supplemental discovery, requesting the photographs taken by plaintiff's wife … until his wife reminded him during the course of discovery, the court continued: [Plaintiff] knew [the photos …
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… 18, 2024) … The indictment charges the defendant with committing the crime of home invasion burglary. The … These preparatory steps must be substantial and not just very remote preparatory acts.[footnoteRef:12] [12: State v. … These preparatory steps must be substantial and not just very remote preparatory acts.12 (Charge when appropriate) …
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… violated his due-process rights in finding defendant had committed the predicate act of harassment. Unpersuaded by … she believed she was in danger and that defendant was "very capable of" hurting her again and would hurt her again. … child from the car seat. He described plaintiff as being "very angry," "upset," and "aggressive." Plaintiff told him …
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… prior to the six-day trial on the remaining charges, which commenced on February 15, 2023. Trial testimony established … Ruby3 and Candeisha's cousin John Robinson, and drove everyone back to the residence. Latoya, London and Gresham … individuals and "fired that firearm multiple times in a very narrow stairway of a house where he was well aware that …
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… 1998), the Appellate Division held that the trial court committed plain error in failing to modify the model charges … itself at N.J.S.A. 30:13-5 to include the following: Every resident of a nursing home shall: a. Have the right to … opportunity for interaction with members of the opposite sex. If married, the resident shall enjoy reasonable …
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… judicial proceeding against the plaintiff such as signing a complaint, etc. ) … Third. … The plaintiff must establish … In the only case interpreting this statute, the Court, in a very brief opinion in Black v. Koener , 44 N.J . 140 (1965), … may for the purpose of attempting to effect such recovery, take the person into custody and detain him in a …
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… 10 … 4.41 BAILMENT … (Approved 6/72) … NOTE TO JUDGE … Recovery in bailment depends on proof of failure to exercise the requisite degree of care which proximately results in loss or … evidence, etc. Definition of Bailment : Under the Uniform Commercial Code “bailee” is defined as “the person who by a …
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… here, either: … (1) Naphthoylindoles. Defined as any compound containing a 3-(1-naphthoyl)indole structure with … compounding necessary to prepare the substance for that delivery. … ] … [Charge the following when applicable … : To … a certain thing. Intent is a state of mind, and it is very rare that intent is proven by witnesses who can testify …