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11 Oct 1:45 pm
"Bergen Record case could hold fate of how courts are covered": The Cliffview Pilot web site has a
report today that begins, "The state Supreme Court this week could well determine the future of media in New Jersey when it reviews a lower court ruling that the Bergen Record can be sued for reporting allegations from a lawsuit before the case has gone to trial." In earlier
coverage, The Newark (N.J.) Star-Ledger reported on January 14, 2009 that "N.J. newspaper wins round in lawsuit-libel case."
13 Feb, 2007 6:35 am
The Bergen Record recently quoted Don Brenner in the story Leaks Blamed on Exterior of Fake Stucco.
Read the article here.
5 Nov 5:33 am
... of a wealthy Spanish businessman, faces up to 10 years in prison on the charge of "interference with custody." She has been held at the Bergen County Jail for more than 3 years for violating a family court order requiring her to return the child to Bergen County. Her incarceration has not produced results, as Carrascosa remained defiant. "If God chose me to die in jail to protect my child, then I will
have to do that," she said. Bergen Record, November 4, 2009
24 Nov 12:28 pm
The New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts has clarified confidentiality with regard to certain mandatory filings in New Jersey divorce actions. They pertain to Rule 1:38 --
Family Part Records --(1) Non-Redaction of Confidential Personal Identifiers from Confidential Court Records; and (2) Continued Confidentiality of Family CIS Appended to a
Non-Confidential Document. Notice to The Bar, November 23, 2009
14 Jan, 2008 10:01 am
The Bergen County Record quotes:...
5 Jul, 2008 5:53 pm
... -old was arrested and charged with arson in a fire at Bergen Beach Stables, which killed 21 horses in 2000. He was later acquitted in a
jury trial when the defense showed cellphone records that indicated he was nowhere near the stable at the ... lie, threaten or bully the suspect when they try to exercise other
options (like refusing to answer questions). Recording interrogations would discourage disreputable interrogation tactics, protect real confessions from challenge in court, and
help identify ...
12 Dec, 2008 7:06 pm
... has been substantial compliance with the counseling requirement, and concluding that the child is not at risk, the court ordered unsupervised parenting time, including conditions
relating to psychological and psychiatric treatment and family counseling for all of the parties. Where the court's findings, including credibility assessments, are amply supported by
sufficient credible evidence in the record, the appellate panel affirmed. Jennings v. Lathrop, New Jersey App. Div., December 11, 2008
22 Jul 3:15 pm
... FOIA?, which included a short introduction to New Jersey's Open Public Records Act (OPRA). Today, the New Jersey Supreme Court announced the adoption of a new ... Revised
Rule 1:38, now called "Public Access to Court Records and Administrative Records," will become effective on September 1, 2009. The rule includes • an expanded ...
Polish-speaking and other clients in Union, Middlesex, Somerset, Essex, Hudson, Bergen, and Morris counties in NJ; including the municipalities
of Fanwood 07023; Garwood 07027 ...
13 Oct 10:46 am
The Record's Road Warrior columnist wrote an interesting piece this week on traffic cameras. The column made the case in favor of traffic
cameras, disputing arguments that they cause accidents. Aside from the debate over whether such ... the column also pointed out that with 12,000 cameras expected to be installed
throughout New Jersey, only one municipality in Bergen and Passaic Counties will use them. That would be Wayne Township at Hamburg Turnpike and
Black Oak Ridge Road. After the legislature ...
9 Mar 5:11 am
... lawyers had a copy of the message, which was automatically saved on the laptop's hard drive as a temporary file. Now a Bergen County judge,
Estella De La Cruz, has held the e-mail isn't protected as an attorney-client communication, finding ... servers, which warned that e-mail and voice-mail messages "are considered part
of the company's business and client records" and "are not to be considered private or personal to any employee." The handbook prohibits using the e-mail system for job searches,
...
15 Sep 7:18 am
... by Irish Typepad Rule 1:2-2, which generally requires a verbatim record of all proceedings, specifically requires that "[u]nless a
transcript thereof is marked into ... Polish-speaking and other clients in Union, Middlesex, Somerset, Essex, Hudson, Bergen, and Morris
counties in NJ; including the municipalities of Fanwood 07023; Garwood 07027; ... managed by Paul G. Kostro, Esq., an attorney/lawyer/mediator in Linden, Union County, New Jersey.
Technorati Tags: evidence, need-new-link, recordings, tape- ...
18 Oct, 2007 2:47 am
CNN is reporting that 27 employees of the Palisades Medical Center in North Bergen, New Jersey, hav been suspended for a month without pay for
looking at actor George Clooney's medical records without a valid reason for doing to. See: 27 suspended for Clooney file peek - CNN.com. (via Schneier on Security: 27 Suspended
for Looking at George Clooney's Personal Data).
20 Jul 5:28 am
... July 15, 2009): Picture by Mai Le Rule 1:6-6 requires facts not appearing of record or not judicially noticeable to be submitted to the
court by affidavits [or certifications] "made on personal knowledge, setting forth only facts which are ... and mediation services are offered to Polish-speaking and other clients in
Union, Middlesex, Somerset, Essex, Hudson, Bergen, and Morris counties in NJ; including the municipalities of Fanwood 07023; Garwood 07027;
Kenilworth 07033; Mountainside 07092; New ...
24 Oct, 2007 11:27 am
... ordered the father to pay $30,040 in counsel fees to the mother. There was "absolutely no objective evidence" supporting his claim that the judge was biased. Moreover, the father
failed to prove that a change of custody was in the sons' best interests. This was fully supported by the record and consistent with the
controlling legal principles, as was the decision to award attorney's fees to the mother pursuant to New Jersey Rule 5:3-5(c). Miller v. Miller, New Jersey App. Div., October 25, 2007
5 Dec, 2007 11:46 am
... 's findings of domestic violence. Therefore, the matter is reversed and remanded for a new trial. While well intentioned, the judge erred in basing his finding of domestic violence
upon acts or a course of conduct not even mentioned in the complaint. The record does not reveal what facts the court relied upon in finding
that "terroristic threats" were made. Also, the court should not have considered the hearsay statements contained in the oldest daughter's diary. Knox v. Knox, New Jersey App. ...
12 May, 2008 7:11 am
... . When he had agreed to the alimony, his employer had already told him it was restructuring and his position would be eliminated. Although he believed the employer would offer him a
new position, he later learned he was wrong. The record was sufficient to prove the loss of employment was involuntary, the job termination
constituted a Lepis change in circumstance and alimony reduction was warranted. Abbate v. Abbate, New Jersey App. Div., May 6, 2008; http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/opinions/ ...
3 Sep, 2008 5:19 pm
... alimony obligation; the ex-wife wanted an increase. Because he failed to prove his retirement or his medical condition reduced his ability to pay, his motion was denied. Moreover,
her motion was granted because a cost of living increase is supported by the record. The award of attorneys' fees is reversed since the court
did not engage in any analysis of the nature and extent of the services or the reasonableness of the fees charged. Bennekamper v. Bennekamper, New Jersey App. Div., September 2, ...
5 Mar 5:22 am
... are inadmissible hearsay. They are not verified by affidavit or certification made under oath by an individual with personal knowledge. The appending of those documents to the
motion papers without such supporting affidavits or certifications does not constitute compliance with New Jersey law. Further, counsel's statements in motion briefs that are neither of
record, judicially noticeable, nor stipulated do not constitute cognizable facts. Zhao v. Zhang, New Jersey App. Div., March 2, 2009
30 Jun 8:05 am
... Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, 79, also petitioned to be named administrator of his estate. Then, Mr. Jackson's father, Joe, held a disjointed news conference, during which he
veered among his central topic, his plans for his new record company; his grandchildren, who he said were "happy"; and the private autopsy on
his son, which the family ordered after findings of a county autopsy last Friday proved inconclusive. Mr. Jackson said that there would be no funeral until the outcome of the ...
6 Dec, 2006 5:23 am
... police in New Jersey say they soon might not be able to nab drunken drivers, reports the Bergen Record. Replacement parts for Breathalyzer machines are no longer being made, and the state's highest court has kept police from using newer technology. Last
year, at the direction ... there killing people and injuring people, and they are forced to use a technology that's obsolete?' asked Teresa Stevens of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
'That's absurd.' " Bergen (N.J.) Record
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