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… “knew about, but concealed, the terms of a favorable plea agreement with one of the co-defendants who was a …
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… Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of New Jersey: I am pleased to submit to the Court the 2017 Annual Report of the … without a hearing below. Discipline by consent is not plea bargaining, which is not permitted in disciplinary … Board reviews cases, pursuant to R. 1:20-6(c), in which the pleadings do not raise genuine disputes of material fact, …
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… Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of New Jersey: I am pleased to present to the Supreme Court the 2024 Annual … the Board, without a hearing. Discipline by consent is not plea bargaining, which is not permitted in disciplinary … reviews cases, pursuant to R. 1:20-6(c)(1), in which the pleadings do not raise genuine disputes of material fact, …
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… assault charges in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. Dr. Jones opined Whitney was "not competent to assist … the adoption on January 31. That morning, Tara Gutterman emailed Jonathan Houlon, the Chief Deputy City Solicitor for … raised with respect to the adoption. In Tara Gutterman's email to Houlon, she explained: Temple called DHS because …
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… and subsequent frisk by police, defendant Javarus Patterson pleaded guilty to second-degree unlawful possession of a … 1 Terry v. Ohio, 392 U.S. 1 (1968). 2 Defendant also pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree possession of … motion to suppress is denied. On May 18, 2023, defendant pleaded guilty to count one of the indictment, second-degree …
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… assault and weapons possession. Pursuant to a negotiated plea agreement in October 2019, the Hickox brothers pleaded guilty to simple assault with a maximum possible … for their involvement in Tarpley's death. Kishon Pierce pleaded guilty to Tarpley's murder. 3 A-2248-22 We have …
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… from a February 6, 2019 judgment of conviction after pleading guilty to one count of first-degree racketeering, … to suppress the cell phone evidence, defendant agreed to plead guilty to first-degree racketeering. In return, the … in an unrelated narcotics case. Consistent with the plea agreement, the judge dismissed the 12 A-2672-18 …
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… motion to suppress evidence. We vacate defendant's guilty plea and conviction and remand this matter for further …
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… 12, 2012 consent order (CO) entered in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, the parties … pandemic. However, starting in March 2021, plaintiff emailed defendant he wished to exercise parenting time in …
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… [assistance] from [the Division] for two years, I have emails, voice recordings, everything. I'm an advocate for my … child physically assaulted me—she's doing now." Melanie pleaded "for the safety . . . of my other children . . . . … TRIAL 15 A-1571-23 COURT ERRED IN HOLDING THAT [MELANIE]'S PLEA, AND THEN DEMAND, THAT [THE DIVISION] ASSUME TEMPORARY …
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… him through visits to his home, phone calls, and certified mail. On February 4, 2023, Mother gave birth to Amelia at …
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… a consent order requiring the parties to "communicate via e-mail" or "text messages." Defendant also testified that … post- 6 While defendant referenced that he received an email notice that plaintiff's TRO had been "moved to …
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… such conditions, accused shelter workers of stealing her mail, and called the police to report birds were divulging …
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… house near the curb." Lewis testified that Paris sent an email on November 28, 2017 to Feehan, attaching a response … times at the number provided but have not heard back. Please contact us as 7 A-2372-23 soon as possible to discuss … appellant's NJDEP number and stated: Dear Eidan Derhi, Please note that this is our [s]econd attempt to contact …
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… performance guarantees. It nevertheless contends an email it sent to Bil-Jim in July 2012 — following Bil-Jim's … list for the project and the status of its final invoice mailed May 29, 2012 — stating, in full, that "I am meeting … in writing why payment was not forthcoming." Although the email was in writing, it obviously didn't explain anything. …
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… warranted issuance of an FRO because the defendant had "mail[ed] graphic pornographic pictures [of plaintiff] to …
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… further explained he initially planned to close the sale by mail because plaintiff said he did not want to attend the … due to his age, physical ailments, and lack of a computer, email, fax machine, and internet. Relying on Housing Auth. of …
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… cross-claims against all other codefendants. The Hospital's pleading did not identify the iron infusion nurse by any … Nurse RN 104, and therefore the benefits of the fictitious pleading rule were not applicable. 5 Plaintiff does not … about the nurse's identity, which she served by certified mail in early January 2014, approximately two months before …
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… Plaintiff never served Faiad with the motion, instead he mailed the motion to Pyramid Express's and Alpha American's … or Alpha American. He did not have the opportunity to file pleadings, conduct discovery, or prepare a defense. In fact, …
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… could not survive without it. He found that "based on the e-mail evidence," defendant emigrated from Canada "to her …