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… the purchase of compact discs (CDs) for use by the Clerk's Office. According to Gordon, the City makes audio recordings … because "[d]iscs are not ordered separately for the Clerk's Office." On March 17, 2016, Gordon submitted another OPRA … sent an email to Joy Lascari, the City's Chief Financial Officer. She asked Lascari to provide her with a copy of …
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… the Newark Police Department and Essex County Prosecutor's Office Narcotics Task Force (ECPO) executed a search warrant … the child or recklessly creates a risk of serious injury to the child.'" Id. at 183-84 (citation omitted). "[A] … the child or recklessly creates a risk of serious injury to that child." Id. at 181 (citation omitted). In …
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… investigatory stop or a Terry1 stop." Id. at 338. A police officer may conduct an investigatory stop if it is based on … reliability, courts must give "sufficient weight to the officer's knowledge and experience and to the rational … the facts objectively and reasonably viewed in light of the officer's expertise." State v. Arthur, 149 N.J. 1, 10 …
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… Government Ethics Law declares that a local government officer may not act in an official capacity when the officer, a member of the officer's immediate family, or the officer's business "has a …
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… Police Department contacted the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office, which then investigated plaintiff's allegations. … by an individual with the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office. According to defendant, the children were … a result of the questioning. The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office and the Fort Lee Police Department found no evidence …
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… F.R. violated parole four times. In 2007, his parole officer discovered a private Myspace account and a Yahoo! … listed his account as private to hide it from his parole officer and F.R.'s testimony to the contrary lacked … account to meet women. In 2018, he admitted to his parole officer that he was using social media, including Facebook, …
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… I Sergeant David Borzotta of the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office testified that on September 9, 2011, he supervised a … length away from another co-defendant, Omar Rios. Another officer, Detective Finch, secured that weapon, a Glock … that restricts a person's movement, it must be based on an officer's 'reasonable and particularized suspicion . . . …
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… Government Ethics Law declares that a local government officer may not act in an official capacity when the officer, a member of the officer's immediate family, or the officer's business "has a …
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… I Sergeant David Borzotta of the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office testified that on September 9, 2011, he supervised a … length away from another co-defendant, Omar Rios. Another officer, Detective Finch, secured that weapon, a Glock … that restricts a person's movement, it must be based on an officer's 'reasonable and particularized suspicion . . . …
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… Police Department contacted the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office, which then investigated plaintiff's allegations. … by an individual with the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office. According to defendant, the children were … a result of the questioning. The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office and the Fort Lee Police Department found no evidence …
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… F.R. violated parole four times. In 2007, his parole officer discovered a private Myspace account and a Yahoo! … listed his account as private to hide it from his parole officer and F.R.'s testimony to the contrary lacked … account to meet women. In 2018, he admitted to his parole officer that he was using social media, including Facebook, …
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… the Newark Police Department and Essex County Prosecutor's Office Narcotics Task Force (ECPO) executed a search warrant … the child or recklessly creates a risk of serious injury to the child.'" Id. at 183-84 (citation omitted). "[A] … the child or recklessly creates a risk of serious injury to that child." Id. at 181 (citation omitted). In …
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… investigatory stop or a Terry1 stop." Id. at 338. A police officer may conduct an investigatory stop if it is based on … reliability, courts must give "sufficient weight to the officer's knowledge and experience and to the rational … the facts objectively and reasonably viewed in light of the officer's expertise." State v. Arthur, 149 N.J. 1, 10 …
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… the purchase of compact discs (CDs) for use by the Clerk's Office. According to Gordon, the City makes audio recordings … because "[d]iscs are not ordered separately for the Clerk's Office." On March 17, 2016, Gordon submitted another OPRA … sent an email to Joy Lascari, the City's Chief Financial Officer. She asked Lascari to provide her with a copy of …
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… F.R. violated parole four times. In 2007, his parole officer discovered a private Myspace account and a Yahoo! … listed his account as private to hide it from his parole officer and F.R.'s testimony to the contrary lacked … account to meet women. In 2018, he admitted to his parole officer that he was using social media, including Facebook, …
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… Police Department contacted the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office, which then investigated plaintiff's allegations. … by an individual with the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office. According to defendant, the children were … a result of the questioning. The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office and the Fort Lee Police Department found no evidence …
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… * Victims of Crime Compensation Office Assessment Revised Form Promulgated by 07/02/2025 … maximum fine and to pay the maximum Victims of Compensation Office Assessment Fee? ☐ Yes ☐ No c. You must pay a minimum Victims of Crime Compensation Office Assessment Fee of $50 ($100 minimum if you are …
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… Township Clerk of the Township of Lakewood, Defendants, and Office of the Prosecutor of the County of Ocean, and Marc E. … in light of Paff v. Ocean Count,i Prosecutor’s Office, 235 N.J. 1 (2018). Jurisdiction is not retained. …
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… his vehicle right behind defendant's vehicle. Another officer stopped his unmarked vehicle behind Bernard's … the passenger's side. After identifying himself as a NJSP officer, Bernard asked defendant for his driving … so, the court found "[d]efendant was detained due to the officers' reasonable suspicion that the [d]efendant had …
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… property and investigation." A SWAT team of roughly twelve officers entered the house at 6:00 a.m. while Jackson, his … detaining occupants may "minimiz[e] the risk of harm to the officers" and prevent flight and destruction of evidence; … connection of an occupant to that home gives the police officer an easily identifiable and certain basis for …