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… (2017), applying those constitutional principles. Defendant committed felony murder as a seventeen-year-old juvenile in … opinions recognizing that the Eighth Amendment can prohibit very lengthy prison terms imposed on juvenile offenders that … Miller decision was issued, defendant "took, basically, everything that he could possibly take in terms of …
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… trial, a juror informed the court that her daughter had visited her the prior evening wearing a sweatshirt bearing the … jury indicted defendant for first- degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3(a)(1) (count … shooting because he heard two different guns being fired. Everyone ran. Queeson was shot four times in the right upper …
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… Defendant now appeals, arguing: POINT I THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT IN HER SUMMATION IN MULTIPLE WAYS, … Nancy testified that the group was "just talking and everything and then after a while [they] heard the shot." … to the garment-changing comments, the State presented cell site data, indicating defendant had been present …
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… and Smith. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2015-2963. Nathan M. Edelstein argued … team's leader and could override treatment plans even if everyone else disagreed with him. M.M. testified both F.S. … that action may be taken to remedy discriminatory conduct visited on State employees even where that conduct does not …
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… a final adjudication of delinquency for behavior which, if committed by an adult, would constitute the crimes of … make bald assertions in support of his position. At the very least, J.A.W. should have obtained a sworn statement … if established. See Lamb, 218 N.J. at 313. Here, at the very least, the Williams affidavit established a question of …
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… adoption. In rendering her decision, the judge noted Kevin completed outpatient substance abuse rehabilitation but was … on the record: [T]he certified deaf interpreter will remain very close to defense attorney . . . and . . . have clear … Assis- tance) 1, 4-5 (Aug. 2015), https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/disability.pdf. The provision of aids, …
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… for a "caregiver" and adult day care. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce in September 2018. Three months later, … DEFENDANT'S COUNSEL: Your Honor -- COURT: -- I mean, I was very patient, and I really tried, but the court does recall … appointing a [GAL] for the plaintiff, indicating that discovery is to be completed in accordance with [the previously …
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… individually (Walsh); Smith-Sondy Asphalt Construction Company and its engineer, Nicola Genchi; and Straight Edge … risk of error and confusion [wa]s significantly increased" everywhere in the lot. Lee D. Klein testified for plaintiff … plan in August 2015, and that was reflected on a revised site plan Walsh identified at trial. Walsh said the traffic …
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… numerous issues on appeal. He contends the trial court committed plain error on several occasions in providing … fall while Murray continued to live in Staten Island but visited on weekends. At 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 21, … appeared "staged" or "altered." Johnson agreed that "[e]verything is consistent with the victim being [seated] in …
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… counseled and uncounseled briefs, alleging that the court committed prejudicial errors during trial, and that the … charges against defendant arose from the May 13, 2013 discovery of the victim, Joseph Galfy, Jr., a … that because the evidence did not demonstrate the requisite state of mind, the judge should have granted his motion …
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… with plaintiff's firm following the conclusion of discovery; and (2) denying defendant's motion to amend its pleadings to assert a counterclaim and third-party complaint against plaintiff.1 Having considered the parties' … plaintiff sought $860,593.28 in damages. The discovery end date in this matter was January 20, 2020.8 Eleven …
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… v. LIME CONTRACTING, INC., and KEMPER INSURANCE COMPANY, a Corporation, as successor in interest to … reports and was deposed over the course of six days. Discovery ended on July 1, 2016. 8 A-4058-18 In April 2016, Lime … testimony. The judge noted that Scheerer conducted multiple site visits from 2007 to 2012 to observe and prepare …
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… without instructing the jurors that they should not compromise simply to reach a verdict. He claims that these … there, man. You know about the city camera and you see everything . . . . Like I know about the car. I know about … I know that? There's cameras there, you know. We tracked everything down from the bar all the way around, you know. We …
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… and Corrupt Organizations Act, 18 U.S.C.A. §§ 1961 to 1968, commonly known as the RICO Act or RICO. State v. Ball [Ball … V THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN FAILING TO COMPEL FULL DISCOVERY OF STATE'S MATERIAL WITNESS[.] POINT VI THE TRIAL COURT … our RICO law, Ball II, 141 N.J. at 156, we find apposite the Second Circuit's opinion in United States v. …
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… he appointed Dr. Suneeta Sayyaparaju, a psychiatrist recommended by Alice's school, to perform an independent … was at his suggestion, defense counsel admitted he "was very unhappy to have read [her] letter[,]" and thought "it … defendant lacked funds for the appointment. Counsel also posited Dr. Merritt A. Hubsher as an alternate psychiatrist.5 …
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… Richard Armen Mc Omber argued the cause for appellant (McOmber & McOmber, PC, attorneys; Richard Armen Mc Omber, … "to accept these principles and to reflect their spirit in everyday relationships with fellow staff members." It further … [her] cubicle again" and complained when other employees visited plaintiff. Although plaintiff claimed that McGrath's …
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… aspect of [an LDA award] be preserved." Ibid. To overcome that presumption, a recipient seeking to extend the … [she has] for [their] two special needs children," her "very limited income," "[her] age," and "the fact that … advice, there is a viable issue of deviation from the requisite standard of care presented for a jury. Additionally, we …
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… 2C:11- 3(a) (count two); first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a) … even have to be here. It's the State that has to prove everything. Are you okay with that concept?" Again, Juror 7 … deliberate exercise by the State. I find actually the opposite. That the State gave reasons that are legitimate, or …
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… of the three girls. The court directed that the parties comply with all Division recommendations. In January 2015, … tested high on the "dominance scale," which typifies a "very rigid" personality that, at times, could lead to … with the children, visiting them "once a week, or once every two weeks" for a couple of hours. The court found …
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… A different judge heard oral argument on the motions. In a comprehensive oral opinion outlining the parties' arguments … who, the doctor observed, was "really trying" and was "very attentive" to the children. Dr. Fleming asserted that … discrete nor separate. They overlap to provide a composite picture of what may be necessary to advance the best …