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… of a person's conviction record. A fee of $100 shall be payable to the Alcohol Education, Rehabilitation and … Driver Resource Center, a person shall be required to pay a per diem fee of $75 for the first offender program or … section a surcharge of $125, of which amount $50 shall be payable to the municipality in which the conviction was …
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… and groundwater contamination and requiring defendants to pay for all testing and cleanup under the Spill Act.3 In …
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… he ultimately found approximately $500, which included his payment to her, she had placed under the hotel room … conviction. The court also required defendant to pay certain monetary fines and penalties and to provide a …
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… he ultimately found approximately $500, which included his payment to her, she had placed under the hotel room … conviction. The court also required defendant to pay certain monetary fines and penalties and to provide a …
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… CDS, along with disorderly conduct. G.N. was ordered to pay fines and was sentenced to sixty days of incarceration. …
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… to ensure that all New Jerseyans begin to pay a fair share to support important investments like those … in accordance with the following tables with respect to taxpayers' taxable income: a. For married individuals filing a … discussions and recommendations regarding the State’s taxpayers and the ability of the State to collect revenue for …
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… YMCA, and if an apartment was found, welfare would pay the security deposit and help furnish it. On October 1, … enough by social security to be [W.H.'s] representative payee, which . . . she is, also she would have history of … of epilepsy but was not medicated for it. He received SSI payments for a medical condition; his work history was …
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… information pertaining to persons receiving or ordered to pay child support, including the child(ren); custodial …
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… shall not exceed the amount the client would have had to pay had no substitution been required. If an …
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… exceed $1,000,000. Thus, under N.J.S.A. 54:3-21, “a taxpayer feeling aggrieved by the assessed valuation . . . of the taxpayer's property . . . , may on or before April 1, or 45 … (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… Sciaretto had earlier in the day told him he would have to pay for opiate pills. In part, defendant said he would not …
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… everything," and let them "know that [Demond] offered to pay [defendant] to kill this man, if that was the case." She …
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… medical providers. The medical providers can then seek payment from insurers, like Allstate. See N.J.S.A. 39:6A-4 … in providing the services for which defendants obtained payments from Allstate. Thus, Allstate seeks declaratory … and reducing the amount of premium dollars used to pay fraudulent claims. [N.J.S.A. 17:33A-2.] The Fraud Act …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … case-in-chief, the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer . . . to demonstrate that the judgment [or local …
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… "[the children's mother] told [him] that she [would] pay [him] to make these, these allegations that [he] did …
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… on March 3, 2014. On the question that asked whether the taxpayer was dangerous, defendant answered "yes." Defendant … walked away from him while saying "and you can't even pay your taxes," which angered him more. According to …
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… to favor David, having "higher expectations" for him and paying him more attention during visits "either doing his …
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… provide more because it was selling well; (12) agreeing to pay a subordinate on a weekly basis and discussing his cut; …
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… HEARING; NO FINDING WAS MADE OF DEFENDANT'S ABILITY TO PAY THE LARGE RESTITUTION ORDER. Mykal asserts the …