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… Eric H. Bennett argued the cause for respondents (Law Office of Eric H. Bennett, attorneys; Michael Anthony … summary judgment. They argued they did not owe plaintiff a duty of care and were not the proximate cause of her injury because the vehicle was in Stevenson's possession when …
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… Middlesex County, Docket No. L-0671-14. Spevack Law Offices, attorneys for appellant (Howard H. Sims, on the … a plaintiff must establish four elements: '(1) a duty of care, (2) a breach of that duty, (3) proximate … the issue of proximate cause. As we recently explained, a jury should decide the issue except when a court determines …
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… Middlesex County, Docket No. L-0671-14. Spevack Law Offices, attorneys for appellant (Howard H. Sims, on the … a plaintiff must establish four elements: '(1) a duty of care, (2) a breach of that duty, (3) proximate … the issue of proximate cause. As we recently explained, a jury should decide the issue except when a court determines …
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… other cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1872-18 PER CURIAM A jury convicted defendant Thomas I. Moore of armed robbery, … identified. But the crime was witnessed by law enforcement officers who were in the area conducting surveillance of a … some obligation to come forward, because Mr. Moore had no duty to speak on the subject with anyone. Defense counsel …
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… other cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1872-18 PER CURIAM A jury convicted defendant Thomas I. Moore of armed robbery, … identified. But the crime was witnessed by law enforcement officers who were in the area conducting surveillance of a … some obligation to come forward, because Mr. Moore had no duty to speak on the subject with anyone. Defense counsel …
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… R. 1:36-3. August 15, 2018 2 A-0933-16T3 Tried by a jury, defendant Keith Harris was convicted of second-degree … 3 A-0933-16T3 To exploit the demand, then corrections officer Eric Dawson and inmate Mitchell West developed a … RETURN A GUILTY VERDICT BASED ON A VIOLATION OF AN OFFICIAL DUTY WHEN NO SUCH DUTY EXISTED. (Not Raised Below). In a …
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… R. 1:36-3. August 15, 2018 2 A-0933-16T3 Tried by a jury, defendant Keith Harris was convicted of second-degree … 3 A-0933-16T3 To exploit the demand, then corrections officer Eric Dawson and inmate Mitchell West developed a … RETURN A GUILTY VERDICT BASED ON A VIOLATION OF AN OFFICIAL DUTY WHEN NO SUCH DUTY EXISTED. (Not Raised Below). In a …
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… 2022 order granting summary judgment in favor of defendants Officer Anthony P. Rotondo, the City of Jersey City, and the … or enforcing the law is a question of fact for the jury; and (2) the court improperly usurped the jury's 5 … Bhagat v. Bhagat, 217 N.J. 22, 38 (2014)). "The most basic duty of a police officer is to enforce the law. In …
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… 2022 order granting summary judgment in favor of defendants Officer Anthony P. Rotondo, the City of Jersey City, and the … or enforcing the law is a question of fact for the jury; and (2) the court improperly usurped the jury's 5 … Bhagat v. Bhagat, 217 N.J. 22, 38 (2014)). "The most basic duty of a police officer is to enforce the law. In …
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… Latasha Walker-Harrison, a retired senior corrections officer of the New Jersey Department of Corrections ("DOC"), … prison for the use of an inmate. Appellant was tried by a jury and convicted of second- degree criminal conspiracy. … phone to an inmate [is] an extreme violation of an SCO's duty to control the movements of inmates, to prevent …
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… Latasha Walker-Harrison, a retired senior corrections officer of the New Jersey Department of Corrections ("DOC"), … prison for the use of an inmate. Appellant was tried by a jury and convicted of second- degree criminal conspiracy. … phone to an inmate [is] an extreme violation of an SCO's duty to control the movements of inmates, to prevent …
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… Plaintiff observed Sparks outside of the facility's office where Wainwright was using the restroom. Just outside … handle horses in order to know whether there is a breach of duty . . . [or] a violation of care." In particular, the trial judge indicated the jury needed an expert to discuss whether, under the …
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… Plaintiff observed Sparks outside of the facility's office where Wainwright was using the restroom. Just outside … handle horses in order to know whether there is a breach of duty . . . [or] a violation of care." In particular, the trial judge indicated the jury needed an expert to discuss whether, under the …
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… of Carr Miller Capital, LLC, and as Chief Operating Officer and Member of Board of Directors for INDIGO-ENERGY … the negligence and negligent misrepresentation claims.3 The jury found defendant was negligent and awarded damages. … first argues the motion court erred in finding he had a duty to plaintiff. "A prerequisite to recovery on a …
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… of Carr Miller Capital, LLC, and as Chief Operating Officer and Member of Board of Directors for INDIGO-ENERGY … the negligence and negligent misrepresentation claims.3 The jury found defendant was negligent and awarded damages. … first argues the motion court erred in finding he had a duty to plaintiff. "A prerequisite to recovery on a …
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… ceremony on Sept. 1, 2004. He re-affirmed his oath of office on Sept. 14, 2004, at the Trenton War Memorial. … was a partner at Fox Rothschild, a law firm with offices in Princeton and Philadelphia. He previously served …
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… Amendola argued the cause for respondent Richard Nigro (Law Offices of Terkowitz & Hermesmann, attorneys; Albertina M. … the area in which plaintiff fell, "[t]here's no reasonable jury that could conclude that the Township's reaction was … plaintiff was a social guest, and that defendant had no duty to warn her of conditions that she could reasonably …
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… Amendola argued the cause for respondent Richard Nigro (Law Offices of Terkowitz & Hermesmann, attorneys; Albertina M. … the area in which plaintiff fell, "[t]here's no reasonable jury that could conclude that the Township's reaction was … plaintiff was a social guest, and that defendant had no duty to warn her of conditions that she could reasonably …
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… the neighborhood and reported the robbery to a police officer. 3 A-4211-16T4 The officer approached the store with … of marijuana inside it near the cash register. A grand jury indicted defendant charging him with: first-degree … in the performance of his duties not resulting in bodily injury, N.J.S.A. 2C:12- 1(b)(5)(a) (count nine); fourth-degree …
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… the neighborhood and reported the robbery to a police officer. 3 A-4211-16T4 The officer approached the store with … of marijuana inside it near the cash register. A grand jury indicted defendant charging him with: first-degree … in the performance of his duties not resulting in bodily injury, N.J.S.A. 2C:12- 1(b)(5)(a) (count nine); fourth-degree …