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… days of the letter's delivery or ten days after its mailing. 3 A-5127-16T1 The letter further advised that the … from his former co-employees, who told him to go to the Pleasantville unemployment benefits 4 A-5127-16T1 office to … receiving the December 13, 2016 letter, he went to the Pleasantville unemployment benefits office "two or three …
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… 5 A-0263-21 In 2017, the Mercer County probation department mailed two notices of proposed child support obligation … with supporting forms, orders, and documentation, had to be mailed and received by the probation department no later … deadline. However, on July 28, 2017, plaintiff sent an email to the Mercer County Family Division Manager, …
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… 4, 2021, a principal of Glamsquad alerted Valley by email that it had not transferred the account in accordance … on the day the levy was made, the Sheriff was required to "mail a notice to the last known address of the person or … by the levying officer with the clerk of the court and mailed to the person who requested the levy." Ibid. 6 …
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… after 45 days from the publication of the notice or the mailing of the notice to the applicant, whichever is later. …
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… thereto. It may, for purposes of clarity, summarize pleadings and other undisputed papers or records which do … of the testimony, depositions or other discovery, pleadings or other portions of the record, including the … in accordance with the determination of the court and shall mail true copies thereof to counsel. (e) … Fees. … If the …
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… drugs; and failed to properly advise him that he could plead guilty and preserve the right to appeal the denial of … ineffective because he did not advise defendant he could plead guilty and preserve issues for appeal. The judge … defendant's argument that he did not accept the State's plea offer of four years' imprisonment subject to NERA …
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… FOR FAILING TO PROPERLY INFORM DEFENDANT OF HIS TRUE PLEA NEGOTIATIONS. 7 A-0381-22 18. TRIAL COUNSEL WAS … FAILING TO PROPERLY INFORM TE [SIC] PETITIONER OF IS [SIC] PLEA NEGOTIATIONS IN VIOLATION OF HIS DUE PROCESS UNDER BOTH … were several pretrial conferences on the record discussing plea offers. The judge found defendant "was given many …
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… and attend the birth of his child, defendant entered into a plea in which he agreed to attend a drug treatment program. If he violated the terms of the plea agreement, defendant understood he would be … discharged from the program. Based on his violat ion of the plea agreement, defendant was sentenced to serve three years …
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… Act. In addition, the memorandum contained the State's plea offer that if defendant pleaded guilty to the second-degree aggravated assault … that the parties agreed to a bench trial and defendant had plead not guilty by reason of insanity. At the conclusion of …
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… of defendant's suppression motion, defendant reached a plea agreement with the State and entered a conditional guilty plea to one count of second-degree being a certain person … of a weapon, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(b)(1). As part of the plea agreement, the State dismissed the other eighty-six …
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… counsel, Dr. Feit filed an answer in which he admitted to pleading guilty to committing a criminal offense, but … "undisputed" that Dr. Feit "knowingly entered into a guilty plea and made sworn admissions that he was guilty of theft … no choice but to rule accordingly on the evidence of this plea. . . . And, despite the fact that his attorney was …
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… sentenced defendant in accordance with the 5 A-0459-16T3 plea to a term of five years of incarceration with one year … to a probationary sentence. As we have explained, in the plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a five-year … "may impose the sentence recommended by the State under the plea agreement, [but] it is not required to do so." Ibid. …
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… of defendant's suppression motion, defendant reached a plea agreement with the State and entered a conditional guilty plea to one count of second-degree being a certain person … of a weapon, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(b)(1). As part of the plea agreement, the State dismissed the other eighty-six …
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… counsel, Dr. Feit filed an answer in which he admitted to pleading guilty to committing a criminal offense, but … "undisputed" that Dr. Feit "knowingly entered into a guilty plea and made sworn admissions that he was guilty of theft … no choice but to rule accordingly on the evidence of this plea. . . . And, despite the fact that his attorney was …
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… sentenced defendant in accordance with the 5 A-0459-16T3 plea to a term of five years of incarceration with one year … to a probationary sentence. As we have explained, in the plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a five-year … "may impose the sentence recommended by the State under the plea agreement, [but] it is not required to do so." Ibid. …
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… Act. In addition, the memorandum contained the State's plea offer that if defendant pleaded guilty to the second-degree aggravated assault … that the parties agreed to a bench trial and defendant had plead not guilty by reason of insanity. At the conclusion of …
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… and attend the birth of his child, defendant entered into a plea in which he agreed to attend a drug treatment program. If he violated the terms of the plea agreement, defendant understood he would be … discharged from the program. Based on his violat ion of the plea agreement, defendant was sentenced to serve three years …
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… FOR FAILING TO PROPERLY INFORM DEFENDANT OF HIS TRUE PLEA NEGOTIATIONS. 7 A-0381-22 18. TRIAL COUNSEL WAS … FAILING TO PROPERLY INFORM TE [SIC] PETITIONER OF IS [SIC] PLEA NEGOTIATIONS IN VIOLATION OF HIS DUE PROCESS UNDER BOTH … were several pretrial conferences on the record discussing plea offers. The judge found defendant "was given many …
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… drugs; and failed to properly advise him that he could plead guilty and preserve the right to appeal the denial of … ineffective because he did not advise defendant he could plead guilty and preserve issues for appeal. The judge … defendant's argument that he did not accept the State's plea offer of four years' imprisonment subject to NERA …
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… them with a notice of intent to foreclose via certified mail, return receipt requested, and regular mail. On January 25, 2010, Countrywide assigned the mortgage …