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… and Firko. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-1872. Alexis T. Miller, … the Division formally evaluated Miller's performance every thirty days and also provided her with a cumulative … test period Miller did not demonstrate she had the requisite knowledge—or interpersonal skills—to effectively …
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… former girlfriend. His contentions are that the trial judge committed plain error when he failed to: 1) instruct the … said they started arguing, which he said, "happened every day." While Castro was putting beer in the refrigerator … on passion/provocation manslaughter "would have been inapposite with defendant's theory at trial of self-defense." We …
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… PREJUDICED THE DEFENDANT. II. THE PROSECUTOR'S IMPROPER COMMENTS IN CLOSING ARGUMENT REGARDING THE SURVEILLANCE … the little minor foot thing. Something else he does, too, every once in a while. Is the best way to describe it is a … adequately on the record" that juror number eight was "very alert." Ibid. Judge Oxley further explicitly stated …
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… GARB. (PARTIALLY RAISED BELOW) POINT III THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT IN SUMMATION, INCLUDING WHEN SHE URGED, … identification counsel attacked. Counsel emphasized how everyone at both gatherings was impaired from alcohol and … incorporate defenses that pre-suppose the existence of the very fact his main method of defense contests destroys the …
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… up and went to his home office, where defendant was on the computer. They began to argue. According to R.L., defendant slapped him in the face, and then threw the computer, monitor, and copy machine onto the floor. … of cumulative evidence." N.J.R.E. 403. "[T]here must be a 'very strong' showing of prejudice to exclude evidence of a …
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… and underwent surgery to address her injuries. After the completion of discovery, defendants moved for summary judgment. As to … a foot brace and physical therapy. Plaintiff later visited Ralph Napoli, M.D. who, after reviewing a magnetic …
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… near the courtyard of the Riverside Villa public housing complex in Newark, substantially were filmed by a security … rule to operate in that fashion would be to authorize every arresting officer to opine on guilt in every case." Ibid. The Court further noted in McLean that …
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… time, materials it received in response to a July 4, 2004 communications data warrant. The date of the materials … which included, significantly, the police's reported discovery that a cell phone stolen in the carjackings was used, … found that defendant satisfied none of the three prerequisites for relief under State v. Ways, 180 N.J. 171, 187 …
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… of the criminal code, including the Registration and Community Notification Laws, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -11 (Megan's … became . . . known to the victim's mother. And from everything that I had reviewed and had talked to [R.S.] … a reasonable degree of clinical certainty and that he was "very confident that [R.S.'s] behavior was compulsively …
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… rather "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … Finally, "in December 2019, [M.M.W.] started relapse recovery but did not show up on December 4, 2019[,] as … tested negative for alcohol and drugs, and regularly visited B.S. Nonetheless, the judge credited Dr. Lee's opinion …
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… Association (defendant or BHIA). The court- appointed commissioners valued the property and fixed just … the remaining property constitutes the severance damages visited upon that property as a result of the taking. [State, … [the FMV analysis] is not one which is mandated in every condemnation matter. Where the property involved has a …
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… LANGUAGE ACCESS PLAN The New Jersey Judiciary is committed to ensuring equal access to our courts and … Code of Judicial Conduct requires that judges ensure that every person legally interested in a proceeding is afforded … information, see the National Association of the Deaf website’s FAQ Question – What is wrong with the use of these …
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… muscle tone was normal and he showed no signs of injection sites or drug residue in the mouth or nose. Schwartz … in July 2013. On July 25, 2013, the State offered to recommend probation with 364 days in jail, in return for … July 2013, [nineteen] months ago. The State provided discovery to the defense on July 16, 2013. Arraignment was held …
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… Ophthotech after April 1, 2014, the date after the divorce complaint was filed, and the court's order that plaintiff's … gave it considerable weight. He testified the family was "very dysfunctional" and there was "considerable … per week. The child support order mistakenly said the opposite- that defendant owed child support to plaintiff of $31 …
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… to me. Why can't you understand that. Stop calling me every night. I don't want to talk to you. You really are a slut like everyone said. Just stay away from me and my girlfriend. We … too skinny, and my belt gave me [a] muffin top. Then she commented on my Instagram message, wrote that I looked like …
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… defendants) and dismissing plaintiffs' legal malpractice complaint against defendants, the January 23, 2018 order … "one and the same. We created it, we managed it, we did everything. We're one and the same." He said that Ciardi … plaintiffs advised in a May 18, 2010 email that they had "very limited cash," although they "definitely want[ed] to …
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… and MANUFACTURERS ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Appellant. … employees. Lear and Beggs were Morrison's only employees on site at the Village. Morrison presented no evidence that … pending Minter's deposition and the completion of discovery. In light of that discovery, Minter withdrew his …
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… A jury convicted defendant of: first- degree murder as an accomplice, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) and (2); first-degree … from defendant's computer sent to voodoo and black magic websites were both relevant and reliable. The judge explained: … Defendant can hardly claim reversible error when this very damning evidence was kept entirely from the jury. C. …
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… waiting, C.G. told K.K. that defendant sometimes had her come to the couch and “rub his pee pee.” When their mother … testimony. She testified that C.G. alleged “that every night before a special occasion, [defendant] would come … in Clausell, supra, the court found that when a police composite artist testified that the key prosecution witness was a …
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… Court. In this appeal, the Court considers whether the comparative negligence of an employee injured in a workplace … were installing a sewer pipe at a residential construction site, the wall of the trench in which they were working … defense to liability. This doctrine served to bar recovery by a plaintiff whose fault, no matter how slight, …