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… to rob marijuana from someone. They set up a meeting to buy marijuana from L.O., who defendant did not know.1 … with L.O., L.O. apparently concluded that defendant and his companions did not intend to buy the marijuana and he began to walk away. Defendant …
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… it pertains to child support, because defendant failed to comply with Rule 5:5-4(a) and failed to demonstrate just … trial court's interpretation of a contract. Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222-23 (2011). The courts encourage and … it as follows: 14 We also note that the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997, 42 U.S.C. § 629a(a)(7), defines …
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… erroneously admitted testimony about Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS), the court failed to adequately … house. According to Richard, after he told her that she was safe with him, Jenny cried and said, "Yes, it happened." In … defendant argued, and only after defendant returned from buying liquor for her, did Mary allow Jenny to go with …
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… erroneously admitted testimony about Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS), the court failed to adequately … house. According to Richard, after he told her that she was safe with him, Jenny cried and said, "Yes, it happened." In … defendant argued, and only after defendant returned from buying liquor for her, did Mary allow Jenny to go with …
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… it pertains to child support, because defendant failed to comply with Rule 5:5-4(a) and failed to demonstrate just … trial court's interpretation of a contract. Kieffer v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222-23 (2011). The courts encourage and … it as follows: 14 We also note that the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997, 42 U.S.C. § 629a(a)(7), defines …
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… I. DANA REDD DID NOT COMMIT AN AFFIRMATIVE, UNAUTHORIZED ACT RELATING TO HER … General has charged former Camden Mayor Dana Redd with Official Misconduct, as the basis for accusing her with … legally-innocent acts and omissions that do not become criminal simply because the Attorney General asserts …
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5.40D-3
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… Expectations (in rare cases only), (2)(a) Reasonable Safer Design or (b) Risk-Utility Product Defect Analysis. If … charge is used, do not charge the jury on either Reasonable Safer Design or Risk-Utility Product Defect Analysis. Each theory is compatible with an inadequate warning theory, which may also …
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… imminent danger of being impaired while she remained in the safety of the hospital’s care. The Division therefore failed … and neglect against a child. Its paramount concern is the safety of the children and not the culpability of parental … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired” due to the parent’s failure to “exercise a …
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… imminent danger of being impaired while she remained in the safety of the hospital’s care. The Division therefore failed … and neglect against a child. Its paramount concern is the safety of the children and not the culpability of parental … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired” due to the parent’s failure to “exercise a …
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5.40D-1
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… Test. Another method is applying the Reasonable Safer Design standard or the Risk-Utility Analysis.1 The … design” is “self-evident(ly)...not reasonably suitable and safe and fails to perform, contrary to the user’s reasonable … Analysis is unnecessary. The only material question 1 The Committee has weighed the phrases “alternative safer …
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… could work through their problems. The couple continued to communicate from January to February 2014. Defendant spent … the night before to let her know that he had gotten home safely. He responded with a simple "yes." She then told him … relationship on December 28, 2008, when she attempted to buy a hat from a street vendor after a Giants football game. …
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… could work through their problems. The couple continued to communicate from January to February 2014. Defendant spent … the night before to let her know that he had gotten home safely. He responded with a simple "yes." She then told him … relationship on December 28, 2008, when she attempted to buy a hat from a street vendor after a Giants football game. …
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A-0431-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… 34 Model Criminal Jury Charge, “Fresh Complaint: Silence or Failure to Complain,” (Apr. 15, 2013) … and “just wanted to calm down,” so she went to a store to buy cigarettes. (6T 141-8 to 10) After driving Rios’s car to … 22, 2024, A-000431-23 13 that point,” she “didn’t feel safe” so she picked up the tire iron because it made her …
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2C:27-2
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… Revised 2/14/11 BRIBERY IN OFFICIAL AND POLITICAL MATTERS (BRIBE GIVER) (N.J.S.A. … (a) Any benefit as consideration for a decision, opinion, recommendation, vote or exercise of discretion of a public … (b) Any benefit as consideration for a decision, vote, recommendation or exercise of official discretion in a …
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2C:27-2
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… Revised 2/14/11 Page 1 of 5 BRIBERY IN OFFICIAL AND POLITICAL MATTERS (BRIBE RECIPIENT) (N.J.S.A. … (a) Any benefit as consideration for a decision, opinion, recommendation, vote or exercise of discretion as a public … (b) Any benefit as consideration for a decision, vote, recommendation or exercise of official discretion in a …
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… the trial judge erred by failing to apply the New Jersey Safe Haven Infant Protection Act (Safe Haven Act), N.J.S.A. … The caseworker told defendant that she would need to complete a home assessment in order for M.S. to be … stated her desire to surrender, in fact it was just the opposite. Although she provided a false name, she provided the …
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… the trial judge erred by failing to apply the New Jersey Safe Haven Infant Protection Act (Safe Haven Act), N.J.S.A. … The caseworker told defendant that she would need to complete a home assessment in order for M.S. to be … stated her desire to surrender, in fact it was just the opposite. Although she provided a false name, she provided the …
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… 2. In order for lay opinion testimony to satisfy the first component of N.J.R.E. 701, the witness must testify based on … then pointed the gun at her and demanded to know where the safe was, and that she showed him a safe that contained … Third, “[c]ourts evaluating whether a law enforcement official may offer a lay opinion on identification also …
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… BANK SECURITIES, INC., DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Defendants-Respondents, and BAYSIDE CONDOMINIUM … Dyan Furey. Frame arranged to show the home to prospective buyers, plaintiffs Anne Stulpin and Daniel Cifoni, her firm … arrived, however, he found the property padlocked with a "Safeguard Properties" sticker on the door advising it had …
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… hearings on defendant's pretrial motions, the documents accompanying those motions, and the transcripts of the grand … the stolen vehicles for resale to domestic or international buyers or to other higher-level fences, and shippers who … NJSP learned that "wheel men" drove the stolen vehicles to "safe zones," typically short-term airport parking lots, …