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… Any Evidence From Which A Jury Could Find That [Defendant] Committed Either Degree Of Robbery Against Joseph. B. The … The court advised defendant of his "right to be present at every 1 At arraignment, defendant faced several open criminal … that he was denied an expert and had not reviewed discovery, which the court addressed on the record. The court …
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… and she admitted to using illegal substances. After she completed court-ordered services through the Division, the … would attend or simply not showing up. Ultimately, she visited with the children fewer than a dozen times during this … in with another friend. She reported that her life was "very complicated right now" and that she "need[ed] more …
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… day. Gladys believed the relationship between the two was "very bad" in June 2017 due to defendant's jealousy. … sleeping. Defendant said he wanted to see if Londono was communicating with a prior boyfriend. Defendant told … 26, 2017, between 10:30 p.m. and 11:00 p.m., defendant visited a restaurant in Fort Lee, where he told manager Cesar …
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… and autopsy photos; (3) permitting the prosecutor's comments in summation, which amounted to misconduct; (4) … her. Defendant's adult daughter, A.P., testified that she visited defendant with her children the weekend of June 22, … such as "physical barriers" or the "cell site could be very busy," affecting the connection. Kearns explained that …
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… crime of bias intimidation if he … [CHOOSE APPLICABLE] … commits, attempts to commit, conspires with another to … That is, the step taken must be substantial and not just a very remote preparatory act, and must show that the accused has a firmness of criminal purpose. … [Charge in Every Case Except One Involving the Renunciation Defense:] … …
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… crime of bias intimidation if he … [CHOOSE APPLICABLE] … commits, attempts to commit, conspires with another to … That is, the step taken must be substantial and not just a very remote preparatory act, and must show that the accused has a firmness of criminal purpose. … [Charge in Every Case Except One Involving the Renunciation Defense:] … …
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… Tax Cases 18 B. State Tax Cases 19 VI. The Supreme Court Committee on the Tax Court 21 VII. Conclusion 22 Appendix 25 … available through the Rutgers-Camden Law School internet site, opinions may also be accessed through the State … to Tax Court Judges. 13 have not had revaluations for a very long time; (3) an increase in the number of tax appeals …
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… v. SOUTH JERSEY INDUSTRIES, INC., d/b/a SOUTH JERSEY GAS COMPANY, Defendant-Appellant. Argued April 11, 2011 – … that she had to have this same conversation with him every four to six months, which always resulted in a … testimony. In other words, some [] parts of it may sound very believable, may sound very understandable. Other parts …
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… I. On February 27, 2008, plaintiffs filed an amended complaint against defendants alleging breach of contract in … order permitting plaintiffs and Wall to join Asset Recovery Services (ARS) as a fourth-party defendant. Plaintiffs' … part of our common law"). Furthermore, both cases are inapposite as they involved debt collection agencies separate and …
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… THE DIRECTOR OF THE NEW JERSEY DIVISION ON CIVIL RIGHTS, Complainants-Respondents, v. DANE CONSTRUCTION CO., and PAT … heard Buckley use the word "nigger" on other occasions in everyday conversation. Lin testified that Buckley used the "N … In a May 6, 2013 decision, the Director came to the opposite conclusion. Treating Lin as the functional equivalent …
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… Cross-Respondent, v. NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent/ Cross-Appellant. … Ms. Breuninger and Ms. Ramalho, on the brief). Peter M. Avery argued the cause for respondent/cross-appellant … Rosemary J. Bruno, of counsel; Ms. Bruno and Mr. Avery, on the brief). August 6, 2012 A-3155-09T4 2 PER CURIAM …
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… instruct the jury regarding the prosecutor's improper comments during closing argument. Finally, he argues we … O'Connell's testimony was unnecessary as Dilks had been very emphatic in his testimony that defendant was not his … After the jury began deliberations, the trial court revisited defense counsel 's application, but ultimately …
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… sales are done," and the NBPD had received numerous complaints from citizens that "numerous individuals were … this area. While conducting surveillance, Alexander "had a very good view" of defendant, who was wearing a grey hooded … denominations. 8 A-2552-19 Muntone made it clear that "every case stands on its own" and various factors such as the …
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… cause for appellants/cross-respondents (Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, LLC, attorneys; Matthew A. … a decision on facts that were "not really in dispute" the very question of whether or not Giamella was a 1 Our … as a refrigeration mechanic, repairing gensets. On its website, MT described the two companies as affiliated, and it …
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… process and a lengthy gap during trial to allow discovery regarding late-discovered evidence and to accommodate jurors' vacation plans, a careful review of the … 32 A-4606-14 uniform markers. The markers shall be deposited in a box. b. The box containing the markers shall be …
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… v. NORTH BEACH 1003, LLC, a New Jersey limited liability company, Defendant-Appellant, and STATE OF NEW JERSEY, … and any or all appurtenant structures and work, on any and every shore front along the Atlantic ocean . . . to prevent … "improvement or development" includes protecting the very lands being acquired for improvement or development. …
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… tier classification under Megan's Law; and (4) whether a recommendation by the Judiciary's Pretrial Services Program to … Super. ___ (App. Div. 2017) (clarifying the State's discovery obligations in connection with the detention … (slip op. at 37-38) (noting that the Attorney General had posited an abuse-of-discretion review (continued) supervision …
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… Act (CEPA), N.J.S.A. 34:19-1 to -8, an employee who becomes the victim of employer retaliation for engaging in … of DuPont’s facilities. Phosgene is a “highly toxic” and “very reactive chemical.” Among Seddon’s duties was to ensure … -- absent an actual discharge -- should be a prerequisite to the award of lost wages. They reason that applying …
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… outside Ferdinand's apartment, they smelled the odor of "decomposition." After no one answered their knocks, the police … "Uh-huh." Rivera then asked if defendant understood everything and defendant replied, "yes." Thereafter, the … that he and other FBI agents had performed historical cell-site analysis using Sprint PCMD thousands of times. Hauger …
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… with a forty-year period of parole ineligibility, comprised of two consecutive sentences. The convictions … the same two victims. However, defendant's motion for discovery in the Guzman case was denied by the trial court and … COURT ERRED IN DENYING DEFENDANT'S REQUEST FOR FURTHER DISCOVERY OF EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE REGARDING THE GUZMAN CASE. …