New Jersey Law Journal
...0214 Lavezzi v. State of New Jersey, App. Div...by agents of the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office during...
...v. State of New Jersey...the Essex County Prosecutor's...County of Gloucester Board of Chosen...
...9947 In the Matter of Salamandra, App. Div. (per...the New Jersey State Parole Board for conduct unbecoming a public...
...146;s Special Civil Part collection action. Defendant appeals from the denial of a motion for reconsideration. Defendant moved to vacate the judgment, which the...
...ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 01-2-8920 In the Matter of the Appeal of the Denial of an Application for a Firearms Purchaser...
...court finds that strict adherence to financial guidelines may not satisfy requirements of “good faith.” In this case, however, there is insufficient information...
...2-8430 Milford Borough Board of Education v. Cerf, App...
...2-8430 Milford Borough Board Of Education v. Cerf, ...
...passed to plaintiff. Plaintiff then filed this complaint against defendant seeking reimbursement of purported loans to Kathleen and mortgage payments he advanced for the property...
...App. Div. (per curiam) (6 pp.) Defendant G.C. appeals the denial of his application for reconsideration of a prior order denying his motion to...
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