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… Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for respondent (Charles A. Fiore, Gloucester County Prosecutor, attorney; … and signed a polygraph consent form. After the exam was completed, the detective advised defendant that he failed … the desire to remain silent,' the police are reasonably unsure whether the suspect was asserting that right, they 'may …
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… MARILYN VELEZ, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. ROCKTENN COMPANY and RAYMOND PERRY, Defendants-Appellants. Argued … 2. PLAINTIFF'S ALLEGATIONS FAILED TO MEET THE REQUISITE "REASONABLE WOMAN" STANDARD. 3. PLAINTIFF'S ALLEGATIONS … in light of the record and applicable legal principles. We reject each point and affirm. I. We glean the …
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… detailed in our previous unpublished opinion. We nevertheless recount many of those facts to provide necessary … went downstairs, he said "[i]f that was my kid I would make sure she was okay." In response, because she trusted … Kelly in the water when Lucy noticed "that she was uncomfortable and . . . it looked like she was cold . . . ." …
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… ability to pay restitution to the Victims of Crime Compensation Office (VCCO) and on the penalty for the Sex … Reversible Error In Allowing Testimony About What Was On A Surveillance Video That Was Not Presented At Trial. D. The … or accusation must be made pursuant to R. 3:10-2, unless the court, for good cause shown, enlarges the time." We …
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… and third degree endangering the welfare of a child, as a lesser included offense of second degree endangering the … believe his daughter's allegations against defendant. II Complaining Witness' Testimony Amelia was sixteen years old … claimed these same State agents warned him 3 Diego's disclosure of defendant's detention status prompted defense …
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… and N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1 (count four), 1 stemming from his communications in a chat room with a Passaic County … OF ACQUITTAL BECAUSE THE STATE FAILED TO PROVE THE REQUISITE ELEMENTS OF THE OFFENSES BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. 5 … Court observed "Brady's focus . . . is on the nondisclosure of exculpatory evidence, not on challenges to the …
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… decision-making abilities as "emotionally immature" and recommended that Beth engage in weekly individual counseling. … clinicians, and stated therapeutic visitation would be revisited once Beth began DBT. Beth began her DBT therapy in … Beth to continue individual counseling through her own insurance, permitting Beth to have supervised visitation with …
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… considered defendant their stepfather. 3 A-3476-16T4 Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) was improperly admitted in … have been admitted, but we also conclude the error was harmless. Finally, we find no merit to defendant's argument … the admissibility of evidence which have been crafted to assure that jurors receive relevant and reliable evidence to …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS D.D., on behalf of S.R. and A.R. … and fairly direct; (2) the state actors acted with the requisite level of disregard for the safety of the plaintiff; (3) … out of sight of the firemen when the truck left the premises. Id. The children were subsequently injured jumping …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS LETTER OPINION Samuel Scott Cornish, … LED MAY 15 2018 Norman Ostrow Management, Inc. and Stephen Lesko Sany P. Sarkisian, P.J.crr.-· Re: Park Stone … to the Defendants by (a) failing to make certain disclosures to Defendants with regard to Mr. Lesko's prior …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY LAW … the Lease when it failed to pay rent and abandoned the premises at issue, and (ii) the Guarantor defendants breached … LEGAL STANDARD The Supreme Court of New Jersey revisited the standard to be applied by the trial judge when …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … individuals from LifeCell, ranging from scientists to sales representatives, in breach of their employment … the FDA in 2010. The second, called ERT, is intended for surgical applications but could not be marketed for hernia …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … injured his left knee. As a result, plaintiff underwent surgery on February 17, 2009, and subsequently returned to … his request to drive automatic transmission vehicles since manual transmission trucks aggravated his knee …
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… the DV proceedings. However, a subsequent domestic violence complaint 1 We use initials and pseudonyms to maintain the … this case, the judge very well might have authorized disclosure over any objection. Defendant's other arguments … the orders under review do not define the necessary prerequisites of defendant's admission of wrongdoing, based upon the …
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… in this matter is the entitlement to a real estate broker's commission for the lease and sublease of a commercial … referred to interchangeably. Robert B. Stang and Charles Hack were the managing members of both entities. As one … – and Hankins "abandoned my efforts to purchase the premises, and started assisting in putting an agreement …
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… "always" outside, unsupervised, and eats dry, uncooked noodles. The harm alleged was substantial risk of physical … children to adoption in January 2015 and a guardianship complaint was filed in February 2015. Thereafter, the … as a plan and the Division did meet with him. But we're unsure of what's going to happen with [Eric] because he just …
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… claims to be time barred. Because our standard of review compels deference to the judge's findings of fact, Cole v. … ADVERSE REACTIONS: Clinical Trials and Postmarketing Surveillance: The adverse reactions listed below reflect the … an injury with fault to be considered to have the requisite knowledge for the claim to accrue." Kendall I, 209 N.J. …
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… the lyrics was written, the State concedes that many were composed before the circumstances underlying the instant … majority also believed that the State had access to other, less prejudicial, evidence concerning defendant’s motive and … bad acts should be evaluated under N.J.R.E. 404(b). To be sure, writing rap lyrics – even disturbingly graphic lyrics, …
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… pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery in exchange for a recommended sentence, and agreed to testify against defendant. … The panel, 2 however, concluded that any error was harmless. The Court granted defendant’s petition and summarily … judge, she remembered 12 certain, mostly irrelevant, facts surrounding the taking of her statement. The judge …
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… owner. A.C. and B.B. sued the Tailors in 1994. The verified complaint filed by A.C. and B.B., and certified by B.B., … named company with full power of substitution in the premises.” That same day A.C. signed a similar “STOCK POWER” … of Easterner and installed A.C. as President and Treasurer of Easterner and B.B. as Assistant Secretary. B.B. …