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… 2C:12-1(a)(1) (providing in pertinent part that a person commits a simple assault by recklessly causing bodily injury … basis to conclude defendant acted recklessly, and defendant points to none. Defendant admitted he was confronted and … under N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(a)(2), which provides that a person commits the offense by "[n]egligently caus[ing] bodily …
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… stored information. The State sent defendant computer aided dispatch (CAD) reports and further responded … hearing and waited outside the courtroom for his case to come up. Because the record contained no indication of … information from the police officer's laptop computer. We disagree. Due process requires the State …
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… 3 A-3337-16T1 Before giving his plea, defendant reviewed, completed, and signed a plea form. In response to question … fell short of the prevailing norms of the legal community. Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356, 366-67 (2010). … Nunez-Valdez, 200 N.J. at 143). Moreover, counsel's duty encompasses informing a defendant who enters a guilty plea of …
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… "taking it to a sexual point." Defendant said that Lacey "comes on to me . . . sexually." When asked about the … the trial court erred when it: (1) failed to give fresh complaint limiting instructions; and (2) barred evidence of … did not apply here. We also rejected defendant's fresh complaint limiting instructions argument. That aspect of our …
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… 3 A-0973-16T3 but ordered that he submit a DNA sample and comply with Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23. The judge … judge stated that while defendant should be sentenced to community supervision for life (CSL) on count one, and … to impose both CSL and PSL" and PSL "is more encompassing." It should be noted, however, that the judgment …
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… DNA. It was sent to Mitotyping Technologies, where it was compared with a buccal swab from defendant and determined to … who could have produced the test sample. That finding becomes more significant when it is determined how common or … upon them." Now on appeal, defendant raises the following points for consideration: POINT I – THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN …
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… v. MIDDLESEX REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES COMMISSION, Defendant-Respondent. … September 2013, plaintiff Robert Benning filed a one-count complaint against defendant Middlesex Regional Educational Services Commission. He claimed defendant terminated his employment …
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… 20, 2018, plaintiff filed a domestic violence civil complaint against defendant, and alleged that defendant had … that on her social media Snapchat, she was "snapping" how uncomfortable she was being at the gym while defendant was … watched her whole story on Snapchat, and she felt "really uncomfortable." Plaintiff further testified that she purchased …
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… entered judgment in favor of defendants and dismissed the complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff moved for judgment … a left turn and when the light turned green, seeing no oncoming traffic, Reif slowly began his turn. He was … judge should have 9 A-1559-17T2 stricken defense counsel's comments and provided a curative instruction.1 These …
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… a disorderly persons offense. The State agreed to recommend one year of non-custodial probation and to dismiss … one of the EMTs. According to Pensado, defendant was being "completely uncooperative." Defendant engaged in "tumultuous … defendant. He unsuccessfully attempted to get defendant to comply with his orders. The videotape was played again. …
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… trial court's denial of his motion for leave to amend the complaint at the end of the discovery period to include an … accident. A photograph of that partial chain shows it had become rusty in spots. According to an expert retained by … his complaint to add a new party. Having considered these points, viewing the record in a light most favorable to …
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… corporate veil. The jurors awarded plaintiffs $682,000 for compensatory and $301,000 for punitive damages. Cherry was … brief, plaintiffs submitted that $344,176.45 of their compensatory damages award was for their future obligations … first was filed by defendants, who sought to dismiss the complaint for failure to include an indispensable party, …
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… CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, a municipal entity, and THOMAS COMEY, individually and in his representative capacity, … judgment dismissing plaintiff's employment discrimination complaint. We reverse. The following facts are taken from … and a torn meniscus. In 2001, plaintiff filed a workers' compensation claim against Jersey City regarding his …
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… findings. When plaintiff filed her domestic violence complaint alleging harassment by defendant on December 5, … to expire by its own terms on December 31, 2015. In her complaint, she alleged defendant "purposely or knowingly" … taken a turn, and [plaintiff], she's credible. She, at some points, had difficulty with counsel's questions and …
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… L.P., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HUDSON SPECIALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, improperly pled as HUDSON INSURANCE GROUP, … argued the cause for respondent Hudson Specialty Insurance Company (Morgan Melhuish Abrutyn, attorneys; Mr. Eapen, of … summary judgment to defendant Hudson Specialty Insurance Company and dismissing the complaint with prejudice. We …
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… An individual (the 9-1-1 caller) and four people (her company) were sitting on her porch. The 9-1-1 caller … men to remove themselves from her car, and three of the men complied. The fourth man, a dark- skinned male, was wearing … the actions of defense counsel or his investigator. So, the points made were not for that purpose. We conclude the …
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… pursuant to a plea agreement in which the State agreed to recommend the imposition of a sentence one degree lower, of … ineligible for parole. The State, however, has agreed to recommend that you be treated as a third-degree offender with a recommended sentence of four years in state prison subject to …
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… interest. Monthly payroll deductions of $222.99 commenced on December 1, 1991 and terminated on 3 … appeal followed. On appeal, McMahon raises the following points4 for our consideration: I. [McMahon] has a contract … As a preliminary matter, the issues McMahon now raises in points I, II and VI, were not raised before the TPAF or the …
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… v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF THE STATE COMPTROLLER, Defendant-Respondent. _________________________ … challenge to a final agency decision of defendant State Comptroller. We dismiss the appeal for want of … This matter concerns the statutory authority of the State Comptroller with respect to the procurement of contracts by …
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… of narcotics, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(b)(3), the State would recommend time served and five years of probation for each … charges at the time of sentencing. The State's recommendation of the proposed plea was contingent on … a witness, N.J.S.A. 2C:28-5(b) provides: "[a] person commits an offense if he harms another by an unlawful act …