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… bail restrictions, the Court Rules presume that all bail payments can be made by depositing ten percent of the total … Surety Bonds A defendant may hire a bail bondsman to pay his or her bail. A bail bondsman is an agent who …
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… thereof, or any private person or entity seeking to enforce payment 48 of court-ordered child support; except with … or any private person or 45 entity seeking to enforce payment of court-ordered child support; 46 except with … a government record may be 13 purchased by any person upon payment of the fee prescribed by law 14 or regulation. …
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… Social Security 31 cards, county identification cards, pay stubs and W-2 forms to 32 obtain fraudulent driver's …
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… of a person's conviction 1 record. A fee of $100 shall be payable to the Alcohol Education, 2 Rehabilitation and … Driver Resource Center, a person 23 shall be required to pay a per diem fee of $75 for the first offender 24 program … a surcharge of $125, of 45 which amount $50 shall be payable to the municipality in which the 46 conviction was …
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… education, and employment services, where appropriate1; (4) Pay restitution for damages that have resulted from the …
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… As the Judiciary has stressed from the outset of CJR, paying for the Pretrial Services Program through an increase …
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… nature and total monthly amount of any income which may be payable to the alleged incapacitated person; and (C) the … by filing a motion on notice to the parent responsible for paying child support and any interested parties setting … alleged incapacitated person is entitled to receive money payable by or through a federal agency; (5) the amount of …
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… of the cost of the proposed line should be borne by ratepayers, since the proposed pipeline was oversized for the … the cost of a smaller-diameter line should be borne by ratepayers. However, McGee made clear that he did not mean to … that while NJNG could choose the size of the line, ratepayers should not be expected to pay the cost of an …
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… the financial ability to raise the funds necessary to pay for a condemnation let alone the subsequent costs of …
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… fiscal agent to "marshal" CBI's books and records, and to pay expenses. In June 2007, at the request of John's widow, …
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… 199 N.J. Super. 452, 457 (App. Div. 1985) ("A promise to pay in the future is fraudulent if there is no present …
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… "cooking, cleaning, shopping, taking public transportation, paying bills, maintaining a residence, using telephones and …
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… the menu." In other words, TGIF determined that it did not pay to conform to the law and that it was more profitable to …
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… Street that morning. He claimed that he was walking without paying attention to his surroundings and maintained that he …
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… internet search engines utilized in the United States; the payment structure for purchasing keyword search terms; … digital marketing, e-commerce, search engine analytics, and pay-per-click advertising, as well as advertising features … categories of keyword advertising operate and the different payment structures available. For example, Bing and Yahoo …
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… equivocal significance. He may use it to escape or hide, to pay debts or go into business, or to support himself or his …
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… who has an assigned work schedule for and is on the regular payroll of the Named Insured, with federal and state taxes … 1995). 9 A-4034-14T4 schedule for and is on the regular payroll of the Named Insured, with federal and state taxes … it is undisputed that he was not on Clara Maass's "regular payroll." The other policies do not define the term …
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… what I'm saying. I just got [a] retainer fee. I'm going to pay a lawyer. THE COURT: Excellent. . . . . THE COURT: …
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… Newark Beth Israel Hospital and an individual physician to pay $1,769,374.32 in legal fees and $139,169.37 in costs. … functions and without imposing an excessive burden on taxpayers." Parsons ex rel. Parsons v. Mullica Twp. Bd. of …
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… even if only partially responsible, can be required to pay the entire cost of a cleanup. As a result, remediation … ability to bring contribution actions is limited, local taxpayers will bear a greater burden in the cleanup of polluted … the interest on loans obtained to ameliorate damage pending payment of the claim. Id. § 8(a)(1)- (5). As initially …