In re E.S.
This interlocutory appeal presented the New Jersey Appellate Division with an unsettled question concerning the fair and appropriate sequence of proceedings in the prosecution of a juvenile offender who the
December 13, 2021
This interlocutory appeal presented the New Jersey Appellate Division with an unsettled question concerning the fair and appropriate sequence of proceedings in the prosecution of a juvenile offender who the
A consortium of farmers filed an appeal claiming that a letter that the Director of the Division of Codes and Standards in the Department of Community Affairs sent to the
The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled that the reckless-disregard portion of the state’s terroristic threats statute is unconstitutionally overbroad. And since the defendant’s indictment, jury instructions, and verdict sheet were
Weeks after the COVID pandemic hit, a municipal clerk rejected a petition for a referendum. The petition did not have the requisite number of signatures to make it onto the
The New Jersey Appellate Division reviewed the Board of Public Utilities’ inaction. The Board issued a letter to third-party energy suppliers in which the Board prohibited them from passing through
The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled that the State must defend counties under the Tort Claims Act but cannot designate who shall bear the cost of indemnity. A county detective
The New Jersey Appellate Division aptly summed up the question answered in this lengthy opinion: Does the exclusionary rule under the New Jersey Constitution apply to an unconstitutional and flagrant
The New Jersey Appellate Division affirmed the defendant’s sentence for DUI, holding that the newly-amended statute did not apply. The defendant committed the offense before the new law’s enactment but
The New Jersey Appellate Division issued a critical decision regarding discovery and parties’ tax returns. Under the Court’s ruling in Ullmann v. Hartford Fire Ins. Co., a party seeking tax
The New Jersey Appellate Division answered the question: “If a loan agreement states the lender may choose to apply the funds to the outstanding debt if either repairs are economically
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