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Teacher Secretly Recorded Bullying Student

admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 19:17:58 +0000

Bullying is not always done by children’s peers, as demonstrated by the case in which teachers in a Cherry Hill school district were secretly recorded bullying and taunting an autistic boy, as reported in NJ.com.

Last month Stuart Chaifetz, the father of an autistic boy, sent his son to school with a hidden recording device after being told by school officials that his son was hitting school staff. Mr. Chaifetz became concerned because he said his son was a peaceful child, and would not get violent unless provoked.

According to the article, the recording revealed a discussion between two staff members in which one staff member was heard discussing how much alcohol she had consumed the previous night. Later clips of the recording reportedly show the teacher dismissing and mocking Mr. Chaifetz’s son.

The Office of Bias Crime and Community Relations discusses Frequently Asked Questions about Bullying.

Did you know that if bullying is bias based, it could be considered a criminal offense?

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NJ Traffic Ticket Lawyer: Leaving the Scene of an Accident Charges Dismissed

admin — Thu, 03 May 2012 20:02:52 +0000

In April of 2012 Jonathan Kessous, Esq., of the Traffic Defense Unit of Garces & Grabler, P.C. represented G.M.A within a busy city municipal court in Union County. G.M.A was charged with rear-ending a vehicle and leaving the scene. His front license plate was found at the scene and he subsequently admitted to the conduct to police later that night out of a momentary act of fear and subsequent regret.

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NJ DWI Lawyer: Criminal Charges for Underage DWI Dismissed

admin — Thu, 03 May 2012 19:28:27 +0000

In April of 2012 Jonathan Kessous, Esq., of the Criminal and Traffic/DWI Defense Unit of Garces & Grabler, P.C. represented F.R. within a busy municipal court in Middlesex County. F.R. was charged with DWI as the State alleged a blood draw after an accident resulted in a BAC reading of .14, almost 2x the legal limit. To make matters even more difficult, the Defendant was under the age of twenty-one (21) and therefore was also charged with a criminal allegation of underage drinking and operating a motor vehicle after underage consumption of alcohol, commonly referred to as a “kiddie drunk” charge.

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NJ Criminal Lawyer: Client Accused of Striking Pedestrian Found Not Guilty

admin — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 14:40:27 +0000

In April of 2012, NJ Criminal Lawyer Pasquale O. Vella, Esq. of Garces & Grabler, P.C. represented a client, “J.H.” in an Essex County Municipal Court accused of striking a New Jersey Turnpike Authority worker while on duty. Initially, “J.H.” was accused of committing the following motor vehicle infractions:

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New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Raquel Vallejo on Telemundo News

admin — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 15:58:06 +0000

New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Raquel Vallejo on Telemundo News discussing how illegal immigrants can cash in on lottery winnings.

Learn more about New Jersey divorce lawyer Raquel Vallejo

Get more information about Divorce and Family Law in New Jersey.

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NJ DWI Lawyer: NJ DWI Defendant Found Not Guilty

admin — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:58:50 +0000

In April of 2012, NJ DWI Lawyer Jonathan A. Kessous, Esq., of the DWI Defense Unit of Garces & Grabler, P.C. obtained an acquittal after a late evening trial in a Union County bustling city municipal court. After responding to an accident investigation, A.M.T. was arrested and removed to the police station for breath testing, resulting in purported breath test readings above the legal limit.

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NJ Traffic Ticket Lawyer: Weigh Station Violation Charges Dismissed

admin — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:51:12 +0000

In April of 2012, NJ traffic ticket lawyer Jonathan A. Kessous, Esq., of the Traffic Defense Unit of Garces & Grabler, P.C. represented J.R. within a municipal court within Middlesex County. A CDL, J.R. was accused of intentionally avoiding a weigh station.

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NJ DWI Lawyer: Breath Test Refusal Charge Dismissed

admin — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:34:39 +0000

In March of 2012, NJ DWI Lawyer Jonathan A. Kessous, Esq., of the DWI Defense Unit of Garces & Grabler, P.C. represented A.B.T. for an allegation of Refusal to submit to a breath test as well as a DWI violation within a municipality in Middlesex County.

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NJ Criminal Defense Lawyers: Attempted Murder Charge Amended to Aggravated Assault

admin — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:20:58 +0000

In March of 2012, NJ Criminal Defense lawyers Jonathan A. Kessous, Esq., and Samuel Perez, Esq., of the Criminal Defense Unit of Garces & Grabler, P.C. represented R.M.P. in the Somerset County Superior Court. He was initially charged with an Attempted Murder that would have resulted in prison sentence of well more than ten (10) years.

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Corzine Sunk By Email?

admin — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 15:00:51 +0000

Damning email ties Corzine to funds:

A potentially damning email from an MF Global executive dug up by congressional investigators and released Friday says Corzine ordered that $200 million be transferred out of a customer’s account — violating protocols — days before the firm went belly up. Read Full Story

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