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… but claimed she resolved the case by entering a guilty plea and accepting a driver's license suspension. As to … is certainly able to take judicial notice of the prior pleadings that he has filed in this case, and that is part …
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… nor do they indicate that such action is tantamount to a plea of guilty to any criminal offense." This finding is …
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… to go to trial, [and did] not want to entertain any sort of plea negotiations." Defendant was "maintaining his innocence … with him as early as May 2011. He has submitted pro se pleadings to the court without any showing that they were …
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… of a handgun, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(b). In accordance with his plea agreement, the court sentenced defendant to a five-year …
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… of CDS. On July 7, 2022, defendant entered a guilty plea to possession of CDS on a second unrelated indictment. …
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… of the evidence against defendant at the time of the plea or trial. State v. Castagna, 187 N.J. 293, 314- 15 …
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… enables persons charged with minor matters to negotiate a plea amount via an online portal for approval by a judge. 7. …
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… to three years of probation. Pursuant to terms of the plea agreement, the trial court dismissed all remaining …
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… 2009. He did not appeal from the decision. In 2010, Point Pleasant police officers were responding to a verbal dispute … was charged with impersonating an officer. He later "plead[ed] guilty to an amended charge of disorderly conduct … a [p]olice [o]fficer in 2010, which led to him pleading guilty to an amended charge of disorderly conduct …
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… by Lyga is undated. Ordinarily, the form is executed at the plea hearing. 3 A-1227-23 Within days of Lyga's release from … would be evicted, and acknowledged he contacted Lyga via email and cell phone. A subsequent search of Lyga's room …
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… and affirm. I. We derive the pertinent facts from the pleadings, body-worn footage of the traffic stop, and … which produced the handgun underlying defendant's guilty plea and sentence. Affirmed. … a0878-23.pdf … A-0878-23 – …
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… on that date. 5. On December 27, 2016, Ms. Bryant sent an email to Respondent advising of her witnesses' availability … frankly I found to be disrespectful and condescending. Please advise how I handle this situation without making the … my court. I feel her actions are prejudicial to the court. Please adjust the prosecutors schedules accordingly. Thank …
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… of the contract will be cancelled. To cancel this contract, mail, fax or deliver in person, a signed and dated copy of … SEND A SIGNED AND DATED WRITTEN NOTICE OF CANCELLATION BY MAIL OR FAX OR (2) PERSONALLY DELIVER A SIGNED AND DATED …
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… adjudicating "a motion to dismiss" that was "limited to the pleadings" and "the contract itself," and heard before any … of that choice of law. That being the case, based on the pleadings, which is what I[ am] limited to [hear] in a … Development and Communication, along with numerous e-mail chains 10 A-0566-23 showing that the terms of the …
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… Ford found that even if considered a boundary change, the mailed notice to nearby property owners "clearly reflected" … § 12:25 (4th ed.). We agree with Judge Ford that the mailed notices, which identified the property by lot and …
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… that summary judgment shall be “rendered forthwith if the pleadings, depositions, answers to interrogatories and … judgment standard and also reference facts outside of the pleadings. Therefore, the Court will apply the summary … amend the Operating Agreement. Lastly, Plaintiff points to emails sent from Defendant Brown which both seemingly support …
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… that defendant was "served via regular and certified mail, pursuant to [Rule] 1:5-2." Next, the judge delineated … counsel served upon defendant via regular and certified mail a copy of the April 14, 2015 order, and renewed his …
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… other household shopping trips, and retrieving and opening mail. [She] is seen in these 24 A-0433-20 photographs using … other household shopping trips, retrieving and opening mail, and using a key or entering the residence through the …
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… of the other. Neither of us, for example, receive mail or keep wardrobes at the other's home. We do not share … "[h]istorically, there was a long delay between when [she] emailed defendant [her] expenses, and when he would respond." … engaging in household chores, retrieving and opening mail, purchasing groceries, and using a key to enter the …
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… parents were brainwashing the child. When S.D. sent two e-mails to P.D., he only answered one of those messages. He refused to answer the second e-mail, because he believed the resource parent had written …