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… discovery, was more interested in [defendant] taking a "plea deal" and . . . did not feel as though [defendant] …
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… Rule 7:7-2(c). The municipal court accepted the guilty plea and dismissed the improper parking charge. Because this …
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… contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4A (count eight). Pursuant to a plea agreement, Cortes was sentenced to eight years of …
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… murder and weapons offenses, defendant Anthony Burrows pleaded guilty in 2014 to aggravated manslaughter and was … for post-conviction relief, attaching that letter to his plea counsel and asserting: (1) ineffective assistance of …
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… us, the DOC noted in its final determination that his "plea for leniency is denied." The 125 days administrative …
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… and second-degree certain persons. In exchange for the plea, the State agreed to dismiss the remaining counts of …
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… endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). He pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree sexual assault … and Disclosures to his Client Rendered Defendant's Plea Involuntary. 5 A-0757-18T1 (i) The PCR Court Erred in …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(b)(1). In accordance with the negotiated plea, the judge sentenced defendant to five years in prison, …
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… ) or NO ( ). If the answer is “yes”, state: (a) charge; (b) plea; and (c) disposition. 21. If the Defendant(s) or any …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(b)(1). In accordance with the negotiated plea, the judge sentenced defendant to five years in prison, …
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… discipline, a pending criminal charge, or a guilty plea or conviction of a crime, either before or after …
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… search. Defendant then entered into a conditional guilty plea to the speeding, DWI, and refusal violation. He was …
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… that they would be informed of the new trial date by mail. According to the attorney, after "an inordinate amount … a note that a staff member had called him and left a voicemail message instructing him to file a motion to reinstate … that on October 15, 2014, a member of its staff left a voicemail message at the office of plaintiffs' attorney …
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… a letter was sent to him on February 3, 2022, via regular mail, stating his pension benefits were suspended based on … he never received the letter or notification by certified mail, email, or text message that his benefits had been suspended. …
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… plaintiff would be receiving an 4 A-1804-22 invoice in the mail for the full quarterly premium amount of $1,420.61. 2 … in an oral decision, finding the fraud claims had not been pleaded with sufficient particularity and dismissing the … common law fraud and CFA claims, based on the failure to plead them with the required specificity. On this issue, we …
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… The judge addressed defendant's claim that the voicemail was part of a setup by plaintiff and his "wife." The … and how you said it. You listened to [the August 22 voicemail]. You deny it. That's fine. You can deny it, but even I … I don’t think it’s a coincidence, by [the August 22 voicemail], a twenty-second tape, that mentions [B.] and [L.], I …
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… denying his application to file a third-party complaint impleading his emancipated son, Edmund, as a third-party … "[p]ermission to [f]ile a [t]hird[-p]arty [c]omplaint to implead . . . Edmund . . . and Adam . . . as [t]hird[-p]arty … . [the] loans." In his statement, plaintiff incorporated e-mails and text messages from both sons purporting to …
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… paternity and custody. He attempted to serve defendant by mail at her A-5345-16T4 5 father's residence in Sturgis, … her. Her father certified that he did not forward the mail to his daughter until late October or early November …
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~ New Jersey Courts ~111, lndepen …
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… FTE, plus one additional for every 200 staff over 200. C. Mailroom and telephones. i. If Judiciary is responsible for mailroom, one FTE per 150,000 pieces of outgoing mail. If mailroom responsibility is shared with county, the …