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Attorney General Alleges 3-D Gun Suit Relied on Fabricated Document
The New Jersey Attorney General's Office claimed in a court filing Wednesday that a key document filed by the plaintiffs in a suit over blueprints for making 3-D guns was falsified.
Clear and Convincing Standard Appropriate in Sexual Misconduct Proceedings
While a student disciplinary proceeding does not have the consequences of a criminal trial in which guilt must be established beyond a reasonable doubt, neither is it the same as an ordinary civil dispute between two private parties over money.
Another Big Talcum Powder Trial Postponed Over Residency Issues
The April 8 trial was to feature claims by 24 women that Johnson & Johnson's talcum powder products caused them to get ovarian cancer.
Despite Cell Data Privacy Right, Kidnapping Defendant Can't Suppress Location Evidence
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit affirmed its previous denial of defendant Jay Goldstein's motion to suppress his cell site location information, reasoning Goldstein had no reasonable right to privacy.
Lacking Proof of Interest Rate, State Denied Full Recovery in Student Loan Case
"We are not persuaded that the loan print outs, which included interest rates, filled the void in plaintiff's proofs; they were prepared just prior to trial and there is no evidence the purported interest rates were ever communicated" to the borrower, Appellate Division Judge Mitchel Ostrer wrote in New Jersey Higher Education Student Assistance Authority v. Siaw.
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Judge Upholds $4.7 Billion Talc Verdict, Citing J&J's 'Reprehensible Conduct'
One day earlier, another judge ruled that he had "grave doubts" about granting Johnson & Johnson's summary judgment in a case brought by the state of Mississippi.
In Latest Bail Reform Ruling, High Court Sets Standard for Reopening Detention Proceedings
In the latest decision implicating New Jersey's revamped bail system, the state Supreme Court reiterated the mandate that prosecutors must release all exculpatory information to criminal defendants before pretrial hearings, and set guidelines for situations in which judges should reopen detention proceedings.
Using Expert Testimony in Construction Disputes
Construction disputes require lawyers to deal with complex, highly technical architectural, engineering and construction issues, making expert testimony crucial to prove or defend claims arising from construction projects.
Alcotest Ruling Highlights Importance of Scientific Evidence
The careful scientific analysis undertaken by the special master and adopted by the court is especially important in this state, and reminds us of the importance of science and scientific analysis in today's world where scientific evidence is too often ignored.
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