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… as a persistent offender. He contends that the trial court committed several errors, some of which are raised for the … improper lay-witness opinion testimony by narrating a surveillance video as it was shown to the jury and by … walking towards the bank and retracing his steps in the opposite direction shortly after the incident. Office Vitelli …
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… A.M. because information contained in a petition for compassionate release under N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e, and … to grant qualifying inmates 'compassionate release' regardless of their parole-eligibility date." F.E.D., 469 N.J. … The Commissioner of the Department of Corrections must ensure that any inmate who applies for compassionate release …
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… after the East Orange Police Department (EOPD) issued complaint-warrants; seven years after the alleged victim, … 461 U.S. at 563. Because our Supreme Court has not revisited the standard since its decision in Townsend, we … pre-indictment or pre-arrest delay"). In Alexander, we surveyed the decisions of various federal circuit courts and …
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… and second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a controlled dangerous substance (CDS)/bias … [JUDGE'S] FAILURE TO INSTRUCT THE JURY AS TO THE PRINCIPLES OF IMPERFECT SELF-DEFENSE[.] (Partially Raised Below) … in a field at the dead-end of North 18th Street. The area surrounding the intersection of North 18th Street and Pierce …
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… with the victim; and (2) prohibit the respondent from committing any future act of nonconsensual sexual contact, … A-1849-23 the law defense counsel's varied attempts to discredit plaintiff by highlighting plaintiff's delayed … arguing that plaintiff's testimony did not meet the requisite standard but only established that "seeing . . . …
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… the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office (OCPO), an expert in computer forensics. Defendant did not testify. K.E. … she was hospitalized for two weeks and underwent multiple surgeries. Meglino-Runzo responded to the scene of the … caused the accident when his vehicle "traveled into the opposite lane of travel, continued northbound in the southbound …
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… continuous interruptions of the trial, and pernicious and combative conduct throughout the proceedings. Further, … tradespeople, and professionals, as well as his own insurance carrier. During that time, plaintiff was represented … L. Wikstrom, Esq., and Jeffrey Kampf, Esq., reached the opposite conclusion in a joint report. On April 5, 2021, Judge …
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… mortally, in the head—as Hall writhed on the floor defenseless. The State moved successfully pretrial to admit … police custody. The first motion judge heard testimony at a combined hearing on both motions, and by order dated January … it would conduct a Rule 104 hearing prior to trial "to ensure [Kerilynn's] testimony comports with [the prior motion …
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… by statute, serve a disproportionate number of low-income patients -- challenge New Jersey’s charity care … generally open to the public may treat individuals on the premises are readily distinguishable from regulations … State to take all necessary and appropriate actions to ensure access to and the provision of high quality and …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ESSEX … on his responses. M.G.F. was particularly careful to ensure he fully understood counsel’s questions before … Diego. M.G.F. continued to stay in contact with N.M. and visited her when he was in California on business. M.G.F. …
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… located on the 1 Because defendant and the victim shared a common surname, we refer to the victim by her first name, with no … analysis. Michalik explained the lab generates DNA profiles through a four- step process: extraction, quantitation, …
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… (1) what the appropriate standard should be to measure whether a judge’s personal behavior presents an … the Court on a Presentment from the Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct (ACJC or Committee). The facts … can invite different problems. Ethical principles meant to guide judges cannot depend on unreasonable …
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… V. ISABELLA, JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT The Advisory Committee SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON … accordance with Rule 2:15- 15(a) of the New Jersey Court Rules. The Committee's Findings demonstrate that the charges … the Court and include A.L.'s initials despite T.M.'s disclosure of her identity and that of A. L. during the Formal …
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… Agreement" (2004 Agreement) 1 Biomet, Inc., EBI's parent company, was previously dismissed from the proceedings. … the subsequent motions, had no basis to A-5417-11T4 24 discredit it. The possibility of bias was simply not enough for … requires as to contractual intent. Savarese is inapposite, however, because the 2004 Agreement is not a life-time …
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… on the seized evidence. Defendant also claims he was not competent to stand trial and his due process rights were … black bag back into his waistband provided sufficient requisite suspicion to support the stop and frisk that resulted … has recognized "police officers should consider their surroundings" in determining whether reasonable and …
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… improper lay opinion testimony during the narration of surveillance recordings; admitting crime scene and other … living in the apartment building who defendant often visited, and he had seen defendant sleeping in the building's … the State relied on evidence defendant had a motive to commit the murder, arguing Patel was the victim and primary …
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… argues in a pro se supplemental brief that the prosecutor committed misconduct during both the charging process and at … declare a belief that [the constitutional error] was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt." See State v. Weaver, 219 … went to Valero and spoke with the two attendants. Surendra Vasisht, one of the Valero attendants, testified …
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… No. 09-07-2029, with: second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 (count one); two counts of … answered the phone. Other witnesses confirmed defendant visited the Columbia Avenue residence prior to the murders and fire. One resident of the home (the survivor) testified regarding defendant's visit in early …
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… in defining an employee under the Employment Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), held that the undisputed facts … cases and is incompatible with the legislative purpose of insuring income security to wage-earners. Finally, although … most likely employer and that an “employment test is inapposite when the economic relationship is an arms-length …
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… Public Employees' Retirement System, Department of the Treasury, PERS No. xx-8655. Samuel M. Gaylord argued the cause … they stayed on task and focused, and helping them maintain composure both physically and verbally. Toscano suffered … The ALJ concluded that Dr. Lomazow "lack[ed] the requisite direct knowledge of Toscano and her psychological …