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… to permit him to oppose it. Counsel explained, "it took my office a long time to obtain the [medical] information from … withdraw its motion. Counsel informed the court, "[t]his office cannot consent to such requests as [p]laintiff is not … party's failure to comply therewith. "The rule imposes a duty on the motion judge 'to take action to obtain …
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… also referred the matter to the Essex County Prosecutor's Office for investigation for insurance fraud. Defendant was … exists between the fault for the accident and defendant's duty to accurately disclose the accident to her insurer. … collateral consequence of the conviction is loss of public office. State v. Medina, 349 N.J. 108, 122 (App. Div. 2002) …
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… would be available. 6. On that same date, Mr. Sitzler's office sent an email to the Camden City Municipal Comi and … for February 24, 2017. 8. Ms. Bryant notified Mr. Sitzler's office, via email, on December 27, 2016 of the February 24, …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … any evidence of the devices’ 510(k) clearance to the jury. The trial court found the 510(k) evidence … are assessed under a standard of reasonableness, and a jury must consider several factors in determining whether a …
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… part of the Court’s opinion. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It … any evidence of the devices’ 510(k) clearance to the jury. The trial court found the 510(k) evidence … are assessed under a standard of reasonableness, and a jury must consider several factors in determining whether a …
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… follow, we affirm. In May 2013, a Monmouth County grand jury charged defendant in an indictment with five CDS … that on January 23, 2013, he and other law enforcement officers arrived at defendant's residence to execute the … motion to suppress evidence seized from a storage closet by officers executing a search warrant for the neighboring …
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… follow, we affirm. In May 2013, a Monmouth County grand jury charged defendant in an indictment with five CDS … that on January 23, 2013, he and other law enforcement officers arrived at defendant's residence to execute the … motion to suppress evidence seized from a storage closet by officers executing a search warrant for the neighboring …
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… neutral, or any professional member of that mediator's firm/office, shall not subsequently represent or provide … neutral, or any professional member of that mediator's firm/office, shall not subsequently represent or provide …
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A-33-23 Petition for Certification
Briefs
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… Rivera v. Union Cnty. Pros. Office, 250 N.J. 124 (2022) … uses deadly force is investigated and the resulting grand jury proceedings have rarely resulted in indictments. It … 20 the public. This is true even though there is a grand jury presentation to determine whether the officers should …
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… The following facts are derived from the record. In 2014, a jury convicted defendant of first-degree armed robbery, … In a separate trial that immediately followed, the jury convicted defendant of second-degree certain persons … identified defendant from a photo array. The following day, officers arrested defendant at his home. During the arrest, …
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… people in the car, speeding away from the scene. Some officers pursued the Nissan and a high-speed chase ensued. … wearing dark clothes and ski masks fled on foot. Officers quickly apprehended three individuals near the … M.J.K., 369 N.J. Super. 532, 549–52 (App. Div. 2004); Model Jury Charge (Criminal), "Expert Testimony" (rev. Nov. 10, …
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… to personally ask Lisa for discovery by "calling his office" and "send[ing] him letters." Defendant also "had … – once in the county jail and twice in the trial judge's jury room. According to Lisa, each meeting in the jury room lasted about an hour and a half. Lisa explained …
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… to personally ask Lisa for discovery by "calling his office" and "send[ing] him letters." Defendant also "had … – once in the county jail and twice in the trial judge's jury room. According to Lisa, each meeting in the jury room lasted about an hour and a half. Lisa explained …
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… RAMAN and TITO KRISHNAMURTHY, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. LAW OFFICES OF JOHN E. CLARKE, LLC, and JOHN E. CLARKE, ESQ., … of care . . . ." On July 20, 2015, just before the start of jury selection, the accident cases settled for a combined … equitable issues are for the court to decide, and not for a jury. See Sun Coast Merchandise Corp. v. Myron Corp., 393 …
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… The following facts are derived from the record. In 2014, a jury convicted defendant of first-degree armed robbery, … In a separate trial that immediately followed, the jury convicted defendant of second-degree certain persons … identified defendant from a photo array. The following day, officers arrested defendant at his home. During the arrest, …
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… people in the car, speeding away from the scene. Some officers pursued the Nissan and a high-speed chase ensued. … wearing dark clothes and ski masks fled on foot. Officers quickly apprehended three individuals near the … M.J.K., 369 N.J. Super. 532, 549–52 (App. Div. 2004); Model Jury Charge (Criminal), "Expert Testimony" (rev. Nov. 10, …
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2C:17-2d
Charges Document PDF
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… REASONABLE MEASURES TO PREVENT OR MITIGATE WIDESPREAD INJURY OR DAMAGE (N.J.S.A. 2C:17-2d) Count of the indictment … reasonable measures to prevent or mitigate widespread injury or damage in violation of a statute which provides as … that he is under an official, contractual or other legal duty to take such measures; or (2) He did or assented to the …
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… Louis A. Zayas argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of Louis A. Zayas, attorneys; Mr. Zayas and Alex Lee … evidence created a question of fact to be considered by a jury. Plaintiff's claims about the hit list and political … against self-incrimination, the court can instruct the jury that they may draw an adverse inference. See, e.g., …
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… Louis A. Zayas argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of Louis A. Zayas, attorneys; Mr. Zayas and Alex Lee … evidence created a question of fact to be considered by a jury. Plaintiff's claims about the hit list and political … against self-incrimination, the court can instruct the jury that they may draw an adverse inference. See, e.g., …
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… words, and appeared disoriented and confused at the scene. Officers administered a field sobriety test and, based on … to carry motor vehicle insurance, N.J.S.A. 39:6B-2. A grand jury indicted defendant with fourth-degree assault by auto, … to maintain headlights on her motor vehicle. A grand jury indicted defendant, charging her with third-degree CDS …