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… C.M. for a “substantial period” for the purpose of committing various crimes against her. The Appellate … For the next several hours, despite her pleas, defendant compelled her at knifepoint to perform various sexual acts … at 521-22 (quoting La France, 117 N.J. at 591). The court ultimately concluded that C.M.’s confinement was merely …
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… and damaging Sun’s facility. Sun brought a single-count complaint under the CFA in federal court alleging that Fike … would have an audible alarm; (3) the Suppression System complied with industry standards; and (4) the system had … of additional settings in which the CFA did not apply). Ultimately, we held that the consumer’s CFA claim was not …
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… by plaintiff Marilyn Flanzman and her former employer compels arbitration of Flanzman’s discrimination claims … organization to conduct the proceeding, or set forth a process for the parties to choose an arbitrator. In … declaring unenforceable any contract that “disallow[ed] an ultimate disposition [of a dispute] by a jury.” Such a law …
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… then-member of the New Jersey State Police (NJSP), filed a complaint under the Conscientious Employee Protection Act … facie case under N.J.S.A. 34:19-3(c)(2) and a verdict was ultimately entered in plaintiff’s favor, which the Appellate … to be lawyers on the spot; once engaged in the legal process, and with the assistance of counsel or careful …
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… of child pornography. Defendant admitted that his computer files included pornographic videos of his … implications of plea bargaining under a provision of the Comprehensive Drug Reform Act that substantially 3 expanded … admonished, “it must be remembered that legislatures are ultimate guardians of the liberties and welfare of the …
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… was not memorialized. Defendant, who was suspected of committing the alleged offenses, was stopped and brought to … other remedy deemed appropriate by the trial court. 1. Due process requires that the State prove beyond a reasonable … as well as previous encounters with law enforcement. The ultimate determination of voluntariness depends on the …
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… did not have an opportunity to respond to the State’s final comments before the court imposed its sentence. On June 14, … After navigating through the PCR trial and appellate processes, defendant’s sentencing issues were addressed at … the proceeding was arbitrary or unfair.” Id. at 305-06. Ultimately, Justice Hoens, writing for the Court, instructed …
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… J., writing for the Court. At issue in this case are two common law doctrines that protect speech from overreaching … protect speech from unwarranted attacks through the legal process. At issue in this case are two common law doctrines … limitations and fair report privilege barred the lawsuit. Ultimately, the trial court concluded that the defamation …
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… from the police, he went to their younger brother’s room accompanied by an officer, found a phone, and gave it to the … unconstitutional police action and the secured evidence becomes so attenuated as to dissipate the taint from the … officers’ search procedure may have been imprudent, it was ultimately defendant’s brother -- without any coercion or …
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… offense, not to decide that defendant has a propensity to commit crime. The jury convicted defendant of the certain … it here because the error cut mortally into defendant’s due process right to have the jury decide each element beyond a … the factfinder’s responsibility at trial to find the ultimate facts beyond a reasonable doubt. (citing Cty. Court …
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… to -13, of the constitution and bylaws of a volunteer fire company that is a member of a fire district established … authorizes a municipality to create and elaborates on the process of creating a fire district: “The district or each … to which government -- in the form of the District -- ultimately controls 15 the MVFD. Amicus also emphasizes that …
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… opinion may not have been summarized.) Allstate Insurance Company v. Northfield Medical Center, P.C. (A-27-15) … a limited scope of practice (here, a [chiropractor]) can compel—by the simple fact of majority voting rights— the … for the creation of the necessary entities. Neuner ultimately paid $2600 for those form documents. Unbeknownst …
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… damage” and an “occurrence” under a property developer’s commercial general liability (CGL) insurance policy. This … the construction of Cypress Point, a luxury condominium complex in Hoboken. Co-defendants Adria Towers, LLC, Metro … construction and claiming various consequential damages. Ultimately, a question arose as to whether the Association’s …
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… This appeal requires the Court to address the statutory process governing parole, and to determine whether it was … that “a substantial likelihood exists that [Acoli] would commit a new crime if released on parole at this time.” The … judicial review, if critical of the substance of that ultimate determination by the Parole Board under the …
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… gang-related criminal charges and a favorable sentence recommendation. The agreement also provides for sentence … court did not find the informant’s privilege applicable. Ultimately, the court ruled that, notwithstanding their lack … “For example, defendants cannot transform the discovery process into an unfocused, haphazard search for evidence.” …
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… Executive had the authority to order the removal of certain commissioners; and (2) whether by use of her veto power the … may be removed from office, subject to notice and hearing processes. That protection guaranteed under the MCUAL does … the proposed action and protect reputational interests. Ultimately, the board can decline to impose discipline …
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… 16-17) 2 2. Attempted passion/provocation manslaughter is comprised of four elements: (1) the provocation must be … State, and would undermine the integrity of the judicial process by disrupting the finality of jury verdicts. The AG … was actually impassioned and intended to kill Parham. Ultimately, there was insufficient evidence in the trial …
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… (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week,” and described the process by which an individual would obtain drugs from the … was being made” into the residence, he received another communication from an officer at the scene telling him that … (“It is well settled that in warrantless search cases the ultimate burden of proof rests upon the State to justify the …
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… is whether, in order to disclaim coverage, an insurance company must show it was prejudiced by an insured’s failure to comply with the notice provision in a Directors and Officers … the insured that underlie the instant litigation and were ultimately settled. With respect to those claims, the …
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… counsel. When the parties divorced, David’s annual income was $208,900, while Cathleen’s was $21,476. The PSA … percent for fifty-six months, until he had recovered the combined value of the payments he had made during the … testimony and she had to modify or change her testimony.” Ultimately, the trial court concluded that Cathleen was not …