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… second- degree aggravated manslaughter and, as part of his plea agreement, he agreed to give truthful testimony if … murder under count one. In return for defendant's guilty plea, the State agreed to 4 Camacho was named as a … several times, but there was no response and the voice mail system was full. On September 29, 2010, Detective Rauch …
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… to the commission of the offenses. Sherrer entered into a plea agreement. He pleaded guilty to a single count of extortion under color of … position. Plaintiff confirmed the terms of the deal in an email to Sherrer: Just got [your] message [to call] me when …
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… Law Project – Request for Expungement Question in Plea Forms ...........41 IV. Matters Held Pending … change. (3) … no change. (c) Meet and Confer Requirement; Plea Offer … no change. (d) Disposition Conferences … no … days, send the discovery to defense counsel either by U.S. mail at the defendant's cost or by e-mail without charge, …
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… Law Project – Request for Expungement Question in Plea Forms ...........41 IV. Matters Held Pending … change. (3) … no change. (c) Meet and Confer Requirement; Plea Offer … no change. (d) Disposition Conferences … no … days, send the discovery to defense counsel either by U.S. mail at the defendant's cost or by e-mail without charge, …
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… 957 (11th Cir. 2005). When one co-conspirator entered a plea agreement and agreed to testify to the contents of the … Id. at 957. The court analogized text messages to e-mails, noting that "an individual sending an e- mail loses 'a legitimate expectation of privacy in an e-mail …
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… 957 (11th Cir. 2005). When one co-conspirator entered a plea agreement and agreed to testify to the contents of the … Id. at 957. The court analogized text messages to e-mails, noting that "an individual sending an e- mail loses 'a legitimate expectation of privacy in an e-mail …
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… card. Appellant said he did not commit the offense and pleaded guilty to something he did not do because he "wanted … In that statement, appellant admitted he saw his neighbor's mail in the street, opened it, and used the information from … do and, by doing so, lied to the judge during his guilty plea. Although appellant also had arrests for possession of …
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… card. Appellant said he did not commit the offense and pleaded guilty to something he did not do because he "wanted … In that statement, appellant admitted he saw his neighbor's mail in the street, opened it, and used the information from … do and, by doing so, lied to the judge during his guilty plea. Although appellant also had arrests for possession of …
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… each court year (July 1). Before executing the contract and mail it in, interpreters should carefully read the … beginning of each court year (July 1). These are ordinarily mailed to all registered, unrepresented contract … (PSSW), which is a contract (you need to put your name and mailing address in the first section at the top, your …
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… the motion may be served on the principal and surety by mailing it, by ordinary mail, to the clerk of the court, or to the surrogate in the …
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… provided by R. 4:4-4(a)(1) or (c) or by simultaneously mailing to the last known address by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, and by ordinary mail. In …
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… (JEDS) Judiciary Electronic Document Submission (JEDS ) or mail it to your Directory of Superior Court Family Division …
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… order payable to Treasurer, State of NJ Option 3: You can mail your forms to the Directory of Superior Court Family …
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… a written notice to the obligor, by certified and regular mail, return receipt requested, at the obligor's last -known … treatment under N.J.S.2C:36A-1 or N.J.S.2C:43-12 without a plea of guilty or finding of guilt. 5. N.J.S.2C:36A-1 is … terms and conditions as it may require; or (2) After a plea of guilty or finding of guilty, and without entering a …
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… but are unable to attend due to unforeseen circumstances, please send an e-mail stating whether you would like to be rescheduled or if you’d like your full fee refunded. Please note that you can only reschedule once. After that …
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… the ticket autogenerated. Johnson failed to notice before mailing it out that the summons was directed to a car rental … was picked-up and detained on the warrant. She eventually pleaded guilty in municipal court. Sometime later, the … based on her driving history. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. A few weeks later, the …
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… the Municipal Court Visitation Report, once completed, was emailed along with a summary cover letter to Respondent. In … No rent. No car. No, zero, nothing. Where do I find one? Please tell me. Where do I find it? I'm single, I want to … provide the Court with a slip indicating the agreed upon plea or disposition. In retrospect, Respondent acknowledges …
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… Internal Affairs Department in August 2004, and signed a plea agreement promising to cooperate in an investigation of … on September 18, 2012, and again by registered or certified mail on October 15, 2012. His attorney was not served. The … v. Sharp Elecs. Corp., 116 N.J. 739, 746 (1989). "A pleading should be dismissed if it states no basis for …
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… testify. Defense counsel confirmed the stipulation in an e- mail to the prosecutor. On July 17, 2014, the State withdrew … Bryant's testimony. Defendant then entered a conditional plea to an amended charge of fourth-degree distribution of …
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… Internal Affairs Department in August 2004, and signed a plea agreement promising to cooperate in an investigation of … on September 18, 2012, and again by registered or certified mail on October 15, 2012. His attorney was not served. The … v. Sharp Elecs. Corp., 116 N.J. 739, 746 (1989). "A pleading should be dismissed if it states no basis for …