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While recent New Jersey appellate decisions purport to resolve any concerns and, in turn, streamline and expedite the foreclosure process for negotiable notes, legitimate debate remains and begs a cl
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...declining to take a breath test to measure his blood-alcohol concentration (BAC), he was arrested and taken to a nearby hospital for blood testing...
...alcohol. According to his report, in order for Villamil to reach a BAC of 0.278 percent, he would have had to consume the equivalent...
...that same period of time. First-time offenders with a BAC of greater than .10 percent, or those who drove under the influence...
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...7110 MKIII-C is widely used in New Jersey to test the BAC of persons who have allegedly violated N.J.S.A. 39:4...
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