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… the disregard of the risk was a gross deviation from the way a reasonable person would have conducted himself/herself … However, you may consider the evidence that he/she committed [a] motor vehicle offense[s] in deciding whether … the disregard of the risk was a gross deviation from the way a reasonable person would have conducted himself/herself …
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… traffic control devices, failing to yield the right of way, or following another vehicle too closely. The third … It would seem prudent to define auto in this section in compliance with that in N.J.S.A. 2C:11-5d. � N.J.S.A. … Degree) (N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1c(4)) Page 2 of 2 the right of way, or following another vehicle too closely.2 The third …
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… … ( … N.J.S.A … . 2C:29‑9) … The defendant is charged with committing the crime of contempt. The Statutes of New Jersey … entity] when he/she has purposely or knowingly in any way made the accomplishment of the juridical order or … entity] when he/she has purposely or knowingly in any way made the accomplishment of the juridical order or …
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… murder of her husband, Ralph Ludvik, Jr., conspiracy to commit murder, third-degree drug offenses, and third-degree … through the exercise of reasonable diligence." State v. Ways, 180 N.J. 171, 192 (2004) (citing Carter, 85 N.J. at … we are not persuaded that her "new" evidence meets the requisite criteria because not only was it discoverable at the …
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2C:11-4a
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… is adapted from the following portion of the Code Commentary: The Code requires, however, that the risk thus … is demanded after everything is weighed. There is no way to state this value judgment that does not beg the … would observe. This seems to us to be the most appropriate way to put the issue to a jury. (2 Final Report of the New …
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2C:11-4b(1)
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… is adapted from the following portion of the Code Commentary: The Code requires, however, that the risk thus … is demanded after everything is weighed. There is no way to state this value-judgment that does not beg the … would observe. This seems to us to be the most appropriate way to put the issue to a jury. (2 Final Report of the New …
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… For the reasons that follow, we now affirm. By way of background, plaintiff Val J. Lawnick, Cynthia Smith, … 13 to 14, 2020, referenced discovery scheduled to be completed by November 8, 2019, and certified that efforts to … in transmitting the order to the parties did not in some way prejudice Gregory's rights either. The order correctly …
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… 2C:14-2(b). Pursuant to the plea agreement, the State recommended defendant serve an eight-year prison term, subject … to show how his trial attorney's performance "was in any way unreasonable or deficient." Further, the judge stated it … assessed defendant's petition. Finally, our opinion in no way implies any criticism of the PCR judge. The correctness …
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… Plaintiff Tara Lueddeke appeals from a July 15, 2019 order compelling arbitration and dismissing her complaint without … clause, at least in some general and sufficiently broad way, must explain that the plaintiff is giving up her [or … expressly waived the parties' right to proceed in court by way of a jury trial. It is therefore valid and enforceable. …
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… since been made on her behalf. This foreclosure action was commenced in 2015, approximately ten years after the … and her ownership of the property at the time of death. By way of the amended complaint, plaintiff sought to foreclose … with the Fair Foreclosure Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:50-53 to -68. By way of his August 30, 2019 order, which was accompanied by a …
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… after a fire damaged his unit. Plaintiff then filed a complaint seeking damages and injunctive relief so he could … the master deed or bylaws." N.J.S.A. 46:8B-15(e). In this way, the Legislature intended for the collection of … 279 N.J. Super 319, 323-24 (Ch. Div. 1994). Put another way, the unit owner must reimburse the association for fees …
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… two buildings. The back of the ticket includes "officer's comments" where the officer wrote: "X street pumphouse 153 … the Legislature would want the courts to construe it 'in a way that conforms to the Constitution.'" (quoting State v. … record indicates, for example, how often the pumphouse is visited, or any other facts that might bear on whether it is …
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… per year and defendant having an earning capacity or income of $140,000 per year. The "alimony duration" section of … by age [sixty-seven] to better provide for herself in a way that is more in line with . . . [d]efendant's … by age [sixty-seven] to better provide for herself in a way that is more in line with . . . [d]efendant's …
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… have moved before this Court to Reinstate Plaintiff’s Complaint, which is currently dismissed without prejudice … under the controlling POU Orders, as there is no way for the Court to identify the source of this statement, … and there is certainly no corroboration of same by way of specifics (e.g., a specific vaccination date, …
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… agencies for their use. On November 17, 2020, petitioner, accompanied by two other officers, was unloading government … of Defense property to local law enforcement agencies. completed his work for the day, went home, and when he woke … supplies was a part of his regular job tasks, the box getting stuck in the process of moving it qualifies as an …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Robert E. Lytle in his comprehensive twenty-three-page statement of reasons. I. On … in exchange for dismissal of the remaining counts and a recommended concurrent twenty-year term in state prison … been applied properly. Your argument is did your client get the proper advice as to the impact of gap[-]time credits …
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… of water into the module housing the radio's electronic components under the carpet beneath the front passenger … that because the malfunction was caused 1 Although the complaint names Range Rover as a defendant, testimony at … seat and carpeting to determine if the components were getting power but not communicating with the computer …
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… the State agreed to dismiss the remaining charges and recommend a six-year custodial term with thirty-three months … [defendant] to keep his hands in the air so that [he] could get a look inside [defendant's] coat pocket." Lastly, … front coat pocket, he and the other person "split in opposite directions." Based on his training, experience, and …
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… THEFT. (NOT RAISED BELOW) 2 On March 31, 2017, T.E. filed a complaint with the Jamesburg Police Department alleging … circumstances, and neither party were under any compulsion to buy or sell. The State has the burden of … that, because T.E. paid $300 to defendant in return for getting her phone back, T.E. acted as the "buyer" and …
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… claimed the parties agreed to the sum of $10,000 for the completed bathrooms. According to Fadl, Saleh agreed to … pipes, cleaned gutters, fixed a leak in the porch, completed grout work in an existing bathroom, purchased … The judge found "no contract to delineate . . . who would get the permit, who would do this, by when, none of that is …