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… Argued March 11, 2024 – Decided February 14, 2025 Before Judges Gilson, DeAlmeida, and Bishop- Thompson. On … decedent had been suspended "in the best interest of our community members." He did not name Crespo. Also on February … of O'Donnell and the expanded record, the trial court revisited the issue of the accrual date of the claims of …
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… Subtitle May 24, 2019 eCourts Expungement System for Self-represented litigant and Private Attorney New … to the Prosecutor’s objection. • Court staff can review the complete list of cases, save the final order for the judge … • Click the Refresh link to refresh the page with the latest information. This action will: • update the petition …
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… of Presentation Subtitle May 24, 2019 Expungements Training for Public Defenders New Jersey Judiciary Topics • Overview … manually outside the system. Moreover, they can review the complete list of cases and choose to return the … • Click the Refresh icon to refresh the page with the latest information. This action will: • update the petition …
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… other weapon under circumstances not manifestly appropriate for such lawful uses as it may have, is guilty of a crime. . … weapon was under circumstances not manifestly appropriate for a lawful use. The first element that the State must … State alleges that defendant possessed the weapon at (set forth allegations). A person acts knowingly with respect to …
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… … NOTE TO JUDGE … An “expedited jury trial” is a form of “summary jury trial” conducted pursuant to a consent … evidence not to believe. Regardless of whether the evidence comes from a layperson or expert, you may believe all of it, … the witness or preparer of the written material in the outcome of this case; 2. the accuracy of the recollection of …
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… (FALSE ARREST) … (Approved 6/89) … C. Citizen's Arrest for a Crime Without a Warrant … It is the law of this State … a warrant if he/she knows that a crime has actually been committed and that there is probable or reasonable cause to … or restrained plaintiff in his/her personal liberty or freedom of movement by arresting him/her. The second …
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… … (Approved 04/2016)[footnoteRef:1] [1: This charge was formerly designated as 5.10J. ] … 1. Violation of … , 119 N.J. 628 (1990) ( N.J.S.A. 39:4-97 incorporated a common law standard of care, thus a jury finding of a … 30:13-8, constituted a cause of action against the person committing the violation). Cf . Ptaszynski v. Atlantic …
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… … (Approved 05/1998; Revised 11/2019) … Note to Judge … The Committee has extensively reviewed the propriety of the … charges on proximate cause (most of which were prepared before 1984) in light of two significant recent developments. … case. Second, recent research and literature on jurors’ comprehension of instructions uniformly indicates that …
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… Approved 1/14/13 … JUDGE’S INSTRUCTIONS FOR SELECTING … AND CHARGING ALTERNATES … AND APPOINTING … You will be kept in a separate location in case it becomes necessary to substitute one or both of you for another … this case with anyone or between the two of you. If it becomes necessary to substitute an alternate I will give you …
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… arrangements of a minor child. • A motion to change the visitation/parenting time arrangements in your case. • A … this packet, and may apply for a new social security card free of charge with the Social Security Administration … (FM, FD or FV cases). • A motion to reinstate your divorce complaint. • A cross-motion responding to one of the motions …
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… Defendant let go of plaintiff's throat when he heard R.E. come back inside. Plaintiff then checked the house to make … plaintiff agreed to meet defendant only in public places to visit with Alexa. She told defendant she felt uncomfortable … while plaintiff packed. Defendant stated plaintiff was free to go if she chose and he did not try 8 A-1575-22 to …
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… to plead to the robbery or weapons offenses [he] did not commit," his attorney "just continually told [him] to plead … to raise any of the issues he now complains of. He also was free to not sign the plea deal. Instead, he confirmed under … defendant's specific contention that trial counsel did not visit him in jail, Judge Smith acknowledged "the practical …
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… a caveat to the will, David—who was named executor—filed a complaint and order to show cause (OSC) in a summary action … exertion sufficient to preclude the testator's exercise of free will, by preventing them "from following the dictates … 6 A-4560-18T3 controlled her. [James] was not allowed to visit her, and [his] cousin Sandy [Kohler] was also not …
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… order denying her motion to dismiss the custody matter commenced by plaintiff, P.H., the father of the parties' … In 2012, she met plaintiff in Chicago, where they both were visiting. Their relationship continued in South Dakota, … exclusive, continuing jurisdiction, South Dakota courts are free to exercise jurisdiction without trampling upon New …
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… a caveat to the will, David—who was named executor—filed a complaint and order to show cause (OSC) in a summary action … exertion sufficient to preclude the testator's exercise of free will, by preventing them "from following the dictates … 6 A-4560-18T3 controlled her. [James] was not allowed to visit her, and [his] cousin Sandy [Kohler] was also not …
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… order denying her motion to dismiss the custody matter commenced by plaintiff, P.H., the father of the parties' … In 2012, she met plaintiff in Chicago, where they both were visiting. Their relationship continued in South Dakota, … exclusive, continuing jurisdiction, South Dakota courts are free to exercise jurisdiction without trampling upon New …
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… to plead to the robbery or weapons offenses [he] did not commit," his attorney "just continually told [him] to plead … to raise any of the issues he now complains of. He also was free to not sign the plea deal. Instead, he confirmed under … defendant's specific contention that trial counsel did not visit him in jail, Judge Smith acknowledged "the practical …
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… Defendant let go of plaintiff's throat when he heard R.E. come back inside. Plaintiff then checked the house to make … plaintiff agreed to meet defendant only in public places to visit with Alexa. She told defendant she felt uncomfortable … while plaintiff packed. Defendant stated plaintiff was free to go if she chose and he did not try 8 A-1575-22 to …
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… unless the context indicates otherwise. 4 A-1800-18T4 Accompanied by his wife and friends, Underhill walked across … the demised premises; and (c) Keep the demised premises free of obstructions, snow, and ice. [(Emphasis added).] … with the plaintiff. The landlord had no knowledge of who visited the property and offered no services to them. …
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… unless the context indicates otherwise. 4 A-1800-18T4 Accompanied by his wife and friends, Underhill walked across … the demised premises; and (c) Keep the demised premises free of obstructions, snow, and ice. [(Emphasis added).] … with the plaintiff. The landlord had no knowledge of who visited the property and offered no services to them. …