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Thursday, May 30, 2024

E703 VercammenLaw News

E703 VercammenLaw News

1 Refusal to take breath test affirmed where defendant offered no valid reason why he could not provide a proper breath sample

New Rules for Pre-Court Installation of Interlock Device of persons pending a DWI

3 Videos: Can I disinherit my spouse, domestic partner, children or family under my Will? Yes

4. Lexi dog spinning on Youtube

5 Municipal Court Section officers and trustees

6. Photo Brent Bramnick Esq & Ken Vercammen Esq

7 More Running Races for Charity

1 Recent cases Refusal to take breath test affirmed where defendant offered no valid reason why he could not provide a proper breath sample

 State v. Simmons

      Defendant appealed his convictions for driving while intoxicated and refusal to submit to a chemical breath test. Defendant failed a field sobriety test and was arrested for suspicion of DWI. At a nearby law enforcement facility, defendant again failed sobriety tests. Defendant was provided his Miranda rights, after which he admitted consuming alcohol and agreed to provide a breath sample. When the trooper attempted to obtain a breath sample, however, defendant failed to breathe out sufficiently for the equipment to obtain a reading. The trooper believed defendant was not trying to provide a proper sample. Defendant was tried in municipal court for DWI and refusal. Defendant called an expert witness in breath analyzer equipment and field sobriety testing, and also a lay witness. The expert challenged the reliability of the trooper's field sobriety tests and disputed the trooper's assertion that he continuously monitored defendant for twenty minutes prior to the breathalyzer test because the record showed the trooper performed a "control solution change" on the equipment during that period. Municipal court found defendant guilty on both charges. Municipal court deemed the trooper credible and concluded direct and circumstantial evidence demonstrated defendant was under the influence of alcohol and was "operating" a vehicle for purposes of the DWI statute. 

      Municipal court noted defendant was the sole occupant of his vehicle and defendant admitted he had consumed alcohol. Municipal court also concluded the trooper's rebuttal testimony explaining the circumstances of the equipment solution change negated defendant's claim, and defendant offered no valid reason why he could not provide a proper breath sample. Defendant appealed. On de novo review, trial court found defendant guilty. Defendant appealed. Court affirmed, emphasizing the deferential nature of its review of trial court's determination. Court affirmed substantially for the reasons set out by trial court in its well-reasoned decision. Court deemed trial court's factual and credibility findings supported by sufficient credible evidence and noted that municipal court's credibility findings were not at issue in defendant's appeal. A-3438-21 Unreported Source Daily Briefing  2023-08-01


New Rules for Pre-Court Installation of Interlock Device of persons pending a DWI

 Drivers required to make multiple trips to MVC when they install interlock pre-court

Interlock of New Jersey Inc advises that MVC will require any offender who installs pre-court to return to Motor Vehicle a second time in order to start their sentence.

MVC sees the new law as not giving credit to offenders for interlock time served prior to conviction. They contend that the sentence lengths post-conviction will remain the same. As a matter of process, they will need a start time for the interlock requirement and will need the offender to return to MVC with a second certificate from the interlock provider. Once they return to MVC with this certificate, the sentence of the judge will begin from that date.

Here are the steps for the offender:


Pre-Conviction

1.   Bring ticket to interlock provider and have interlock installed.

2.   Take pre-conviction installation certificate, work order and invoice, provided by interlock company to MVC and apply for restricted use license.

3.   MVC will give paper document if approved and send actual license in the mail. The license is the proof of pre-court installation to be used at court.

Post-Conviction

1.   Must get Order & Certification from the court.

2.   Contact interlock provider and coordinate exchanging the Order & Certification for a post-conviction installation certificate to rectify that interlock is still installed.

3.   Return to MVC and present the recertification. MVC will notate drivers record indicating that interlock is installed. The date of this event will mark the beginning of their interlock sentence.

Without this return trip, their interlock time will not start - so if you have any clients who have installed pre-court and have been sentenced, let them know to reach out to their interlock provider for recertification and to make the trip to MVC in order to start their sentence.

    The above advice came from Jason Gooberman, President of Interlock of New Jersey.More details at  IDNJ.com

  3   Recent Videos: Can I disinherit my spouse, domestic partner, children or family under my Will? Yes

https://youtu.be/LLH9xZfljmk

Can I disinherit my spouse, domestic partner, children or family under my Will? The answer is yes; however, a surviving spouse or domestic partner may be able to file for an elective share against the Estate and if good cause is shown a disinherited child may also seek to recover a share of the Estate.

 

What is Probate?

https://youtu.be/bNbdhtmStds


What is a Living Will?

https://youtu.be/2Sn6OK-DsR0


What is a Power of Attorney?

https://youtu.be/FZKWhc5zuOc

4. Lexi dogtricks & spinning on Youtube


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  5 Photo Municipal Court Section officers and trustees


Municipal Court Section officers and trustees

  Attorneys: Join the MUNICIPAL COURT PRACTICE SECTION of the NJ STATE BAR ASSOCIATION     

     The Section sponsors seminars on handling cases in Municipal Court, social events and a helpful list serve. Only $35.00 per year. 

       As a Section member you will have the opportunity to:

• Join connected communities for networking and information.

• Keep abreast of the latest developments in your practice area through seminars, workshops, newsletters and social and networking events including 

• Receive valuable discounts for related ICLE programs.

• Meet prestigious Prosecutors, Judges and defense Attorneys. 

• Participate in the legislative process by reviewing pending legislation and assisting the leadership in recommending new laws or changing existing laws and Court Rules.

    The Municipal Court Practice Section works to enhance the professionalism of the Municipal Courts through identification and recommendations for resolution of issues in Municipal Courts, and sponsors the Municipal Court Practice Award. https://tcms.njsba.com/personifyebusiness/Portals/0/NJSBA-PDF/miscellaneous/2017%20Section%20Application.pdf

  Attorneys and Professionals invited to August 2 Summer Happy  Hour at Headliner Club in Neptune overlooking the Shark River. RSVP please email VercammenLaw@Njlaws.com

    Free Office Space for New or Transitional Attorney and & Mentor program- Edison, NJ  Kenneth Vercammen has a space sharing opportunity for new lawyer or recent Transitional attorney to get experience, learn NJ Law office procedures and work on Municipal court cases. This is a mentoring experience where you can learn NJ Law Office Procedure.  If interested, email a resume and cover letter. KENNETH VERCAMMEN, Esq. 2053 Woodbridge Ave. Edison, NJ 08817 (Phone) 732-572-0500https://www.njlaws.com/office_space.html


6. Photo Brent Bramnick Esq & Ken Vercammen Esq   2024 NJAJ Boardwalk seminar in Atlantic City.

Brent Bramnick.

7 More Running Races for Charity 

Ken is running 65 races in 2024 to celebrate 65th birthday.


6/1/24 Avon 8:30

https://runsignup.com/avon5k

then

6/1 RVRR Training Run 

https://www.rvrr.org/events/training-run


6/2/24

ELLIOTT DENMAN NJ INTERNATIONAL TRACK & FIELD MEET 

Event Date: Sunday, June 2, 2024 Monmouth Univ

Community 1 Mile Stroll Open To All 4:55 PM  

https://www.shoreac.org/schedule-of-events.html#/


6/8/24  

Sea Isle City, 5k Peyton's Promise 5K Run for CDH Research 10:15am

https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/SeaIsleCity/PeytonsPromise5KRunforCDHResearch?aflt_token=vkmwDmweQ4iCYn8otSOOnKQ3vCO8buOw


June 14, 2024 Cleveland Towpath Twilight  5K 7:10pm

Sokolowski's Overlook

1201 University Rd, Cleveland, OH 44113

https://www.canalwaypartners.com/events/2024/06/14/towpath-twilight


June 22, 2024 Terry Bolan Allenhurst 5K

Sat 8:30

https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Allenhurst/TerryBolanAllenhurst5K


RVRR Summer series   Tuesday Nights: June 25th • July 9th • July 23rd Tuesday night Raritan Valley Road Runners RVRR 5k summer series Highland Park Donaldson Park  7pm  https://www.rvrr.org/races/summer-series


June 29, 2024 Red, White & Blue 5K 8am Sat 

Clark, NJ 07066 US

https://runsignup.com/Race/Events/NJ/Clark/OakRidgeParkRedWhiteBlue5K


Jun 29 Secret Rumson 10 Mile, 10 Bar run/bike  10:17 


Freehold FARC summer 5k Wednesday night June 26 • July 10 • July 17 • July 24 • July 31  Monmouth Battlefield  Monmouth Battlefield Park, Manalapan, NJ 6:45 PM


July 4  Hazelton 5k        8:30 AM

http://neparunner.com/calen/calen07.html


July 6 PECKVILLE PA  SAT      9:00 AM    PECKVILLE, PA

http://neparunner.com/calen/calen07.html


July 13  Long Branch Run>Swim>Run  Long Branch Run>Swim>Run 7:15am Sat 

https://www.trisignup.com/Race/NJ/LongBranch/LongBranchRunSwimRun

or

Jul 13, 2024 7:30AM Sea Bright Andy Rooney Ocean Mile Swim 7:30AM   Saturday

https://raceforum.com/sbswim


July 13  Belmar Bar Hash run Crawl        10:17am

Belmar Train station DMW / Cumby


7/17  Woodbridge Pizza 4 miler 7pm Wednesday  Wakefern Shoprite supports

https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Sewaren/DowntownWoodbridge4MilePizzaExtravaganza  


7/20/24   Manasquan Ocean Mile Swim 8:00AM   AND 1/2 Mile swim        

https://www.raceforum.com/squanswim

7/21/24 New Jersey State Triathlon

https://www.active.com/west-windsor-nj/triathlon/challenge-new-jersey-state-triathlon-2024


July 27, 2024 Summer Senator Vercammen hash run 10:17am


July 28 East Brunswick 5K Run/Walk Supporting Veterans VFW 9am Sun Wakefern Shoprite

https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/EastBrunswick/Benefit5KRunWalk


8/3 Sea Girt 5K 8:30am 

http://seagirt5k.com


8/4/ Long Branch 1 Mile Ocean Swim 8am

https://www.facebook.com/LongBranchMile/  

https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/LongBranch/LongBranchOceanMileSwim?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1tuYG4d1PtqK4tYE0rDgtVnwDKEfpXGlOFGh3gEJvMO0hh-W0kivxQXtA_aem_AXMOipSKWau85oUdPllQQJd8IibgjpsUEL70ZEdRHSgvW-4cvgyLOJwXLXg4S3HZ46tWBtyYfJWDSoA76lSa7Ca_


LAKE TAKANASSEE SUMMER SERIES 

Event Dates: Monday Nights, July 1, 8, 22, 29 and August 8, 2024

Event Location: Lake Takanassee – 800 Ocean Avenue, Long Branch, N.J. – Parking behind St. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church

Event Location: Lake Takanassee – 800 Ocean Avenue, Long Branch, N.J. – Parking behind St. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church

https://www.shoreac.org/lake-takanassee-series.html#/


8/10/24 Asbury Park Sheehan Classic 5k   8am SAC

https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/AsburyPark/AsburyPark5K


8/17 Bradley Beach 5k 8:30am http://www.eliteracingsystems.com/wp2014/events/bradley-beach-5k-10/


__ ?Dillon Wall High School Ocean Mile Swim in Sea Girt 8:00 am

https://raceforum.com/27th-wall-ocean-mile-swim


__ RVRR pub crawl


8/25-JSRC Day at the Races 

https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Oceanport/JSRCDayattheRacesPicnic


More Central Jersey & Shore charity races at:

https://www.compuscore.com/upcoming-races


Freehold Area Running Club www.farcnj.com

Metro Race Forum www.raceforum.com

Jersey Shore Running Club http://www.jsrc.org/webpages/races.htm

https://newjersey.usatf.org/disciplines/long-distance-running/long-distance-running-calendar


http://www.bestrace.com/2021schedule.html


https://www.linmarksports.com/events


Swims  https://raysnotebook.info/ows/schedules/Jersey%20Shore%20&%20Philadelphia%20Vicinity.html


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Thursday, May 23, 2024

E702 VercammenLaw News

E702 VercammenLaw News

1  Story of Memorial Day 

2 Son & grandsons of Veterans should join the Sons of American Legion

3 Recent cases Motion to vacate old  Domestic Violence restraint FRO denied where no change in circumstance

4    Double Jeopardy barred prosecution in Superior Court after plea in Municipal Court  

5    Free Summer concerts 2024

6. Justice Barry Albin and Ken Vercammen were speakers at the NJ State Bar Association   2024 Annual Meeting in Atlantic City.

1    Story of Memorial Day 

  Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for remembering the people who died while serving in the country's armed forces  

Memorial Day is not to be confused with Veterans Day; Memorial Day is a day of remembering the men and women who died while serving, while Veterans Day celebrates the service of all U.S. military veterans.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memorial_Day

  Memorial Day is a solemn day of mourning, a sacred day of remembrance to honor those who paid the ultimate price for our freedoms. We need to remember with sincere respect those who paid the price for our freedoms; we need to keep in sacred remembrance those who died serving their country. We need to never let them be forgotten.  On Memorial Day we need to stop and pay with sincere conviction our respects for those who died protecting and preserving the freedoms we enjoy, for we owe those honored dead more than we can ever repay.

Edison’s Memorial Day Parade Saturday,   at 12 noon.

Metuchen Memorial Day Parade  MONDAY,   AT 10 AM


        I hope everyone has a good Memorial Day weekend. 

 2. Son & grandsons of Veterans should join the Sons of American Legion

S.A.L. Membership Eligibility Requirements

All male descendants, adopted sons and stepsons of members of the American Legion, and such male descendants of veterans shall be eligible for Membership in the Sons of The American Legion.  Ken Vercammen is a member of the Sons of American Legion in Edison. 

Dues only $20.00 per year. Hall available for rental

American Legion Father & Son Post 435

43 Oakland Ave, 

Edison, NJ 08817

Phone:  (732) 985-9768

3 Recent cases   Motion to vacate old  Domestic Violence restraint FRO denied where no change in circumstance E.J. v. M.W.

  Defendant appealed the denial of his motion to dissolve a 2013 FRO entered in favor of his grandmother. Thirty-one year old plaintiff had history of head injuries beginning as an infant and cognitive, behavioral and mental health difficulties since childhood. In 2013, trial court found defendant committed the predicate act of harassment in a letter he wrote to grandmother and in many phone calls and text messages. Trial court found the purpose of the letter and messages was to "annoy" and "harass" and grandmother had seen defendant become angry and punch walls. Defendant sought to dissolve the FRO under N.J.S.A. 2C:25-29(d). Trial court questioned grandmother over the phone because she was restricted to a nursing home due to her advanced age and health issues. Grandmother provided confusing and contradictory answers to the court.     

          Trial court reviewed the record and found the FRO was properly issued based on credible evidence. Defendant gave conflicting testimony as to whether he had violated the FRO and said he wanted the FRO dissolved because it said he was bipolar. Trial court made findings under the factors in Carfagno v. Carfagno, 288 N.J. Super. 424, and found the FRO should remain in effect. Court found trial court did not abuse its discretion and defendant failed to show changed circumstances. A-2228-21Unreported Source Daily Briefing  2023-06-06


  4 Double Jeopardy barred prosecution in Superior Court after plea in Municipal Court  State v. Geddes

  Defendant appealed trial court's denial of his motion to dismiss a Camden County indictment following a guilty plea to theft in a Gloucester County municipal court arising from the same forgery and check cashing scheme. After defendant was indicted by a Camden County grand jury for third-degree conspiracy to commit theft by deception, third-degree theft by deception and third-degree uttering a forged instrument, he pled guilty pro se to theft by unlawful taking in Gloucester County municipal court. Then, represented by counsel, defendant moved to dismiss the Camden County indictment. Trial court denied the motion. Defendant pled guilty to third-degree conspiracy to commit theft by deception and appealed, arguing he was placed in double jeopardy because he was prosecuted twice for the same crime. Court reversed. Defendant was charged in both counties with conspiracy to commit theft by deception. He pled guilty in one county to the downgraded charge of theft by unlawful taking. The statutes defining those crimes overlapped but did not have, in total, the same elements. Thus double jeopardy did not apply under the constitutional "same-elements" test. 

        Under state law, however, a subsequent prosecution for the same conduct is barred if the statutory offenses at issue are meant to prevent substantially similar harms. That was the case here. It was inescapable that defendant's theft plea and his later guilty plea for conspiracy to commit theft by deception arose from the same illegal activity. The pertinent criminal statutes, further, were intended to prevent substantially similar harms, namely the taking of another person's property. Thus court held defendant's subsequent conviction in Camden County based on the same criminal act to which he pled guilty in Gloucester County municipal court was contrary to principles of fairness and had to be reversed. Court reversed trial court's denial of defendant's motion to dismiss the Camden indictment and vacated defendant's associated sentence. A-2350-20 Unreported Source Daily Briefing  2023-06-12


5 Free Summer concerts 2024 and outdoor events that Ken Vercammen may go to

PNC May 30: Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone, Gary Puckett & the Union Gap, Lala Brooks, hosted by Cousin Brucie and presented by Garden State Arts Foundation at PNC Bank Arts Center. Free

 

Woodbridge HS 

Tuesday Tributes at Woodbridge High School fields

June 25: Frontiers (Journey tribute)

July 2: Midnight Blue (Foreigner tribute)

July 9: Reelin’ in the Years (Steely Dan tribute)

July 16: Beginnings (Chicago Tribute)

July 23: ELO Tribute Show (Electric Light Orchestra tribute)

July 30: Best of the Eagles (Eagles tribute)

Aug. 6: Best Friend’s Girl (The Cars tribute)

Aug. 13: Gypsy (Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac tribute)

Aug. 27: Captain Jack (Billy Joel tribute)

Sept. 3: Time Travellers (The Moody Blues tribute)

Sept. 10: Human Wheels (John Mellencamp tribute)

Sept. 17: The Launch (Boston/Styx tribute)

Source https://www.njarts.net/free-events/

[Bring canned food for Woodbridge Food Bank]

Monday Oldies at Woodbridge High School fields

June 24: The Everly Set (Everly Brothers tribute)

July 1: The Cameos

July 8: The Chiclettes

July 15: The Duprees

July 22: Lady Supreme (Diana Ross tribute)

July 29: Bobby Wilson

Aug. 5: Beatlemania Again (The Beatles tribute)

Aug. 12: Elvis Jesse Garron’s tribute to Elvis

Aug. 19: The Happenings

Aug. 26: The Infernos


MONMOUTH COUNTY

Aberdeen Township Tuesday 6-8

Summer Concert Series at Veterans Memorial Park

July 2: Naked Jake

July 9: Big Hix

July 16: Larger than Life

July 23: Gypsy, Stevie Nicks tribute

July 30: Soul Seduction

Aug. 6: ’80s Revolution

Aug. 13: Madison Avenue

Aug. 20: Southern Steel, Southern rock tribute

Aug. 27: Screaming Broccoli

https://www.aberdeennj.org/338/Summer-Concert-Series


Bradley Beach

Saturday Night Concert Series at Riley Park 5-7pm

July 6: Kenny K & the Way

July 13: Pat Roddy Band

July 20: Little by Little

July 27: Moroccan Sheepherders

Aug. 3: Five Wheel Drive

Aug. 10: The Ruckus

Aug. 17: The Verdict

Aug. 24: E Boro Bandits

Aug. 31: Eddie Testa Band

Sept. 7: Jump Back


Freehold

Thursdays Rock Summer Concert Series at Hall of Records.

June 20: Mission Dance

June 27: The Tequila Rose Band

 

July 11: Joe Baracata Band

July 18: Pat Guadagno & Friends

July 25: Shadetree Mechanics

Aug. 1: The Gab Cinque Band

Aug. 8: The Ruckus

Aug. 15: Van Halen Tribute Band

https://downtownfreehold.com/things-to-do/fall-concert-series/


Long Branch

Thursdays by the Sea at Pier Village 7pm

June 20: Moroccan Sheepherders

June 27: Motor City Revue

July 11: Smokin’ Jackets

July 18: Bob Burger & Friends

July 25: Eddie Testa Band

Aug. 1: Mushmouth

Aug. 8: Pat Roddy Band

Aug. 15: After the Reign

Aug. 22: The Haven

Aug. 29: Brian Kirk & the Jirks

https://longbranch.org/283/Programs-Events


Sunday   Bands by the Beach at West End Park 7pm

June 9: Philadelphia Funk Authority

June 23: Jonny B & the Blues Blazers

June 30: Peter V Blues Band

July 7: Guns 4 Hire

July 14: The Incinerators

July 21: Get Down Committee (on West End Beach)

July 28: Chuck Lambert Band

Aug. 4: The Cliffs (on West End Beach)

Aug. 11: Marc Muller’s Americana Jazz Project

Aug. 25: The VooDudes


Belmar Friday Night Concerts TBA

 Belmar, Pyanoe Plaza

9th and Main Street


Belmar Library 

THE BLACK TIES

Thursday, July 18 6 PM

THE DANNY WHITE BAND

Thursday, August 15 6 PM

E BORO BANDITS

Tuesday, August 20 6 PM

https://belmarlibrary.org/services/summer-concert-program/


Freehold Raceway Mall's Summer of Fun Concert Series

Tuesday nights from July 9 through August 20

6:30 PM to 8:00 PM* Outside Village by The Cheesecake Factory        

https://www.freeholdracewaymall.com/Events/Details/575818

July 9 – The Benjamins (Rain Date July 10)

July 16 – Eddie Testa Band (Rain Date July 17)

 July 23 – Mission Dance - (Rain Date July 24)

July 30 – The Nerds (no Rain Date) 

August 6 – Phil Engel Band (Rain Date, August 7)

 

August 13 – The BStreetBand (Rain Date August 14)

August 20 – Screaming Broccoli (Rain Date August 21)


Seaside Thursday 7:30

Tribute Band Concert Series

·       July 11: Fleetwood Max Tribute Band

·       July 18: Billy Joel Tribute Band

·       July 19: Paul McCartney Tribute Band Friday

·       Aug. 1: Grateful Dead Tribute Band

·       Aug. 15: Allman Brothers Tribute Band


https://exit82.com/music/

https://wrat.com/listicle/seaside-heights-concerts-2024/

https://1057thehawk.com/seaside-heights-nj-beach-concerts/

THURSDAY AUGUST 1, 2024 - SPLINTERED SUNLIGHT - THE GRATEFUL DEAD TRIBUTE - FREE ADMISSION

Keansburg Friday night Summer Concerts Schedule ?

AT 7 PM – 9 PM  tba


Wednesday   Raritan Bay Waterfront Park TBA


6. Photo Justice Barry Albin and Ken Vercammen were speakers at the NJ State Bar Association   2024 Annual Meeting in Atlantic City.

  Justice Albin retired as a former Associate Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court where he served for twenty years,

New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Albin has been called “the consummate jurist” and “a constitutional giant.” He authored more than 400 opinions, including more than 230 majority opinions, more than 130 dissents, and dozens of concurrences on issues spanning the wide spectrum of the law. He has written on such topics as civil rights, criminal law, insurance, employment discrimination, contracts, taxes, municipal government, elections, products liability, and mass toxic torts. 

Justice Albin is the author of landmark opinions on the rights of same-sex couples, the rights of the accused and workers, and civil rights, among others. He also authored a number of dissents, which later became law.

6. Photo Justice Barry Albin and Ken Vercammen were speakers at the NJ State Bar Association   2024 Annual Meeting in Atlantic City.

 

 is retired former Associate Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court where he served for twenty years,

 the New Jersey Supreme Court, Justice Albin has been called “the consummate jurist” and “a constitutional giant.” He authored more than 400 opinions, including more than 230 majority opinions, more than 130 dissents, and dozens of concurrences on issues spanning the wide spectrum of the law. He has written on such topics as civil rights, criminal law, insurance, employment discrimination, contracts, taxes, municipal government, elections, products liability, and mass toxic torts. 

Justice Albin is the author of landmark opinions on the rights of same-sex couples, the rights of the accused and workers, and civil rights, among others. He also authored a number of dissents, which later became law.


Hon. Anthony F. Picheca Jr. at NJSBA Annual Meeting. He was a judge of the New Jersey Vicinage 13 Superior Court. He was also a prominent Municipal Court Judge.

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