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Hudson County Commissioners Honor Assignment Judge Peter Bariso on His Retirement Jersey City- The Hudson County Board of Commissioners applaud, honor and commend Peter F. Bariso, Jr. for his extraordinary service as Judge of the Superior Court in Hudson County and congratulate him on his retirement. Peter F. Bariso, Jr. is an inspiring public servant whose integrity, professionalism and compassion greatly enhanced the quality of life of Hudson County residents; he is retiring as Assignment Judge of the Superior Court after 16 years of distinguished service on the Hudson County bench. Appointed to the New Jersey Superior Court in 2005 by Governor Richard J. Codey, Peter F. Bariso, Jr. served as the Presiding Judge of the Hudson Vicinage’s Civil Division from 2006 to 2012 and became Assignment Judge in 2012, giving him judicial responsibility for all trial courts in Hudson County, including the Superior Court and all municipal courts. Judge Peter F. Bariso, Jr. was a member of the Conference of Assignment Judges as well as the Judicial Council. He was also a member of the Advisory Committee on Expedited Civil Actions where he served as the Pre-Trial Subcommittee Chair. Judge Bariso is a former member of the Supreme Court Special Committee on Peremptory Challenges and Jury Voir Dire where he served as Chair of the Civil Subcommittee. He is also a former member of the Supreme Court Civil Practice Committee. Judge Peter F. Bariso, Jr. served as the Chair of the Conference of Civil Presiding Judges. He previously chaired both the Supreme Court Arbitration Advisory Committee and the Hudson County Advisory Committee on Minority Concerns. Judge Bariso is a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association, the Hudson County Bar Association and the Essex County Bar Association. Judge Peter F. Bariso, Jr. frequently lectures on civil litigation issues for the Judiciary, the New Jersey State Bar Association, the Hudson County Bar Association and the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, among other organizations. He has been an instructor for ICLE’s Civil Law segment of the Skills and Methods course for newly admitted attorneys. Judge Bariso is a recipient of the NJICLE Distinguished Service Award for Excellence in Continuing Legal Education. Judge Peter F. Bariso, Jr. graduated from Rutgers University in 1976, where he received a bachelor’s degree magna cum laude and was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. He received his juris doctor degree from the Rutgers University School of Law in 1979. After law school, he clerked for Superior Court Judge J. Emmet Cassidy before entering private practice, specializing in civil defense litigation for corporate, insurance, and individual clients. In 1988, he established a successful defense firm, Peter F. Bariso, Jr., Esq. PC., concentrating in civil litigation and worker’s compensation, which merged in 1995 with what, is now the Chasan Lamparello Mallon & Cappuzzo firm. Upon his retirement, Judge Bariso will be returning to the Chasan firm. Board Chairman Anthony Vainieri, the Board of Commissioners in conjunction with Hudson County Executive Thomas A. DeGise, extend its highest commendations and appreciation to Judge Peter F. Bariso, Jr. for his dedicated service as Judge of the Superior Court in Hudson County, including his tenure as Assignment Judge of the Hudson County Vicinage, and his tireless dedication to the citizens of Hudson County. The Board also congratulates Judge Peter F. Bariso, Jr. on his retirement and wishes him much health, happiness and enjoyment in the years to come. RELATED ARTICLES MORE FROM AUTHORUchs welcomes 800 freshmen for orientation, secaucus shooting range dispute: patron and employee involved in altercation, one accused of pointing gun, hit-and-run incident in west new york leaves union city man critically injured, fatal shooting in weehawken: 67-year-old man charged with murder, tragedy strikes maxwell place: hoboken’s beloved park scene of investigation, miller park transforms for national night out in west new york, west new york residents get a look at newly planned recreation center, union city’s summer concert series brings joy to seniors at bella vista apartments, weehawken township celebrates local music with summer concert series, trump promises “iron dome” missile defense system during interview with elon musk, elon musk and donald trump set for unscripted interview today, hudson county political showdown: stack and guy champion reform, eye potential wainstein candidacy amid fulop-sacco alliance for oseguera. - Officers & Trustees
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| | Order – Deletion of Court Rule 2:12-5 (“Deposit for Costs” [Petitions for Certification]) | | | Notice – Jury Reforms – Updates to Model Civil and Criminal Jury Charges to Provide Additional Information and Guidance Regarding Implicit Bias. | | | Notice – Correction to 2022 Omnibus Rule Amendment Order – No Amendment to Rule 4:22-1. | | | Notice and Order – Authorization of Appointment of Child Advocates for Unaccompanied Immigrant Children Living in NJ with a Family Member or Sponsor. | | | Notice and Order – Conclusion of Mandatory Social Distancing and Masking in Jury Proceedings; Adjustments to Virtual Phase of Jury Selection – Effective September 1, 2022 | | | Order – 2022-2023 General Assignment Order (Effective September 1, 2022). | | | Order – 2022 Omnibus Rule Amendment Order | | | Notice – Special Civil Part – Technical Updates to Seventeen Rules Appendix Forms | | | Directive #08-22 – Criminal Justice Reform – (1) Amended by L. 2022, c. 43 to Address Graves Act Offenses; (2) Amendments to Court Rule 3:4A(b)(5); Changes to the Decision-Making Framework (DMF) | | | Notice and Order – Pretrial Detention – Amendments to Rule 3:4A(b)(5) in Accordance with L. 2022, c. 43 – “No Release” Recommendation in Certain Firearms-Related Cases as Prima Facie Evidence to Overcome Presumption of Pretrial Release | | | Notice – Landlord Tenant – Pilot Program for Some In-Person Trial Calendars in the Essex Vicinage to Start September 2022 | | | Directive #07-22 – New Jersey Judiciary Policy on Accessible and Inclusive Communications. | | | Order – Conforming Amendment to Official Comment to Rule 3.8 of the Code of Judicial Conduct.” | | | Notice – Discontinuation of Paper Notices in Civil Dockets for Attorney Filers. | | | Notice – Appellate Division/Tax Court – Proposed Amendments to Rule 1:36-3 (“Unpublished Opinions”) and Proposed New Rule 8:9-6 (“Publication of Tax Court Opinions”) – Publication for Comment – Comments Due August 15, 2022 | | | Order – 2023-2024 Legal Holiday and Court Recess Order | | | Order – 2023-2024 Motion Day Order | | | Notice – Jury Reforms – Supreme Court Action: (1) Administrative Determinations on the Report and Recommendations of the Committee of the Judicial Conference on Jury Selection; (2) Amendments to the Rules of Court; and (3) Authorization of a Pilot Program for Attorney Conducted Voir Dir | | | Directive #06-22 – Criminal Justice Reform – Speedy Trial – Guidance Articulated by the Supreme Court in State v. Marcus S. Mackroy-Davis (A-43-21) | | | Notice – Multicounty Litigation (MCL) – Proposed Conclusion of MCL Designation of the Benicar (Olmesartan Medoxomil) Litigation – Comments Requested by August 26, 2022 | | | Notice and Order – Supreme Court Authorizes Omnibus Application Process for Extending/Reviving Expiring State Agency Judgments | | | Notice – Criminal – Post-Arraignment Conferences and Certain Other Matters – Preferred In-Person Format. | | | Notice – IOLTA Fund – 2022 Annual Registration Requirement – Final Notice. | | | Order – Revised Recall Assignment for Recall Judge Lois Lipton. | | | Order – Judge José Vilariño – Initial Judicial Assignment. | | | Order – Judge Gary Potters – Initial Judicial Assignment. | | | Order – Judge Stevie D. Chambers – Initial Judicial Assignment. | | | Directive #05-22 – Recovery Court – Revision to Transfer Policy and For | | | Notice – Judiciary Cybersecurity – Temporary Blocking of International Internet Traffic. | | | Notice – Proposed Amendments to Rule 1:38 to Exclude Medical and Related Records from Public Access – Comments Requested by June 20, 2022 | | | Notice – Tax Court — New Form for Mutual Withdrawal of Complaint Counterclaim and Consent for Entry of Judgment. | | | Directive #04-22 – Municipal Court Bench Warrants – Immediate Release on Recognizance of Certain Defendants. | | | Directive #03-22 – Family – Children in Court (CIC) Benchmark Hearings Protocol and Checklist. | | | Notice and Order – Service of Process – Amendments to Rule 1:6-3(c) (“Completion of Service”) To Increase Time For Service By Mail From 3 to 5 Days. | | | Notice – Foreclosure – Availability of Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) Relief for Eligible New Jersey Residents; Court Forms to Apply to Stay a Sheriff’s Sale and to Object to an In Personam Tax Foreclosure Judgment. | | | Order – Judges’ Weekly Reports; Reserved Matters – Amendments to Rule 1:32-1; Adoption of New Rule 1:36-5. | | | Notice and Order – Conclusion of Centralized Process for Filing New Post-Conviction Relief Applications in DWI Convictions Involving Equipment Not Properly Calibrated (State v. Cassidy) | | | Notice and Order – Increase in Special Civil Part Jurisdictional Limits – Amendments to Rules 6:1-1 and 6:1-2 – Effective July 1, 2022. | | | Notice and Order – Amendments to Rule of Professional Conduct 7.5 and Rule 1:21-1B. | | | Order – Designation of Judge Karen R. Boylan as Municipal Court Presiding Judge for the Hudson Vicinage. | | | Notice – First Quarter 2022 Deadline for Filing Claims. | | | Notice – June 1, 2022 Virtual Public Hearing on Proposed Court Rule Amendments and Committee Reports. | | | Order – Appellate Division Summer Parts for 2022. | | | Notice to Bar and Public – Supreme Court Committees – Request for Indication of Interest in Possible Appointment. | | | Notice and Order – Amendments to Rule 1:40-5(b) to Conclude the Credentialing Committee for Family Economic Mediators. | | | Supplement to Directives #03-13 and #08-21 – Criminal – Revisions to the Uniform Defendant Reporting System (UDRS) and Presentence Investigation (PSI) Court History Forms. | | | Notice – Revisions to the Civil Case Information Statement (Civil CIS) – COVID-19 Claims Indicator and Updates to Multicounty Litigation (MCL) Case Types – Effective May 1, 2022 | | | Notice and Order – COVID-19 – Conclusion of Temporary Authorization for Attorneys Licensed in Other Jurisdictions to Provide Pro Bono Legal Services Under Individual Attorney Supervision | | | Notice – Board on Attorney Certification – 2022 Applicants for Certification – Extended Deadline Date | | | Order – Child Support Guidelines – Annual Updating Amendments to Rules Appendices IX-A, IX-B, IX-E, and IX-H – Effective June 1, 2022 | | | Notice and Order – Tax/Pro Bono – Supervised Law Students and Attorneys Providing Pro Bono Legal Services in State Tax Matters; Amendments to Rule 1:21-3(b), Effective May 1, 2022 | | | Notice – Attorney Designee Access Role in eCourts for Attorneys’ Staff – Expansion to Additional eCourts Dockets; Free Training | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Criminal and Civil Jury Trials – Public Information and Guidance Pursuant to the Supreme Court’s March 18, 2022 Order | | | Notice – 2022 Online Attorney Registration and Payment – Reminder – June 1st Deadline to Avoid Ineligible Status | | | Notice and Order – Jury – Guidance as to Virtual and In-Person Jury Selection; Public Access to Jury Trials | | | Notice – Family/Children in Court (CIC) – Revised Complaint for Kinship Legal Guardianship and Revised Kinship Legal Guardianship Multipurpose Form of Order | | | Notice and Order – Landlord Tenant – Amendments to Rule 1:38-3(f) to Remove from Public Access Records of Landlord Tenant Cases (a) In Which No Judgment for Possession Ever Has Been Entered, and (b) In Which a Judgment for Possession Was Entered Seven Years Ago or Longer | | | Order – Further Amendments to the List of Municipal Court Judges Authorized to Handle Civil Commitment Matters | | | Notice and Order – Conclusion of Masking and Social Distancing Requirements in Judiciary Facilities; Adjustments to Jury and Grand Jury Proceedings | | | Notice – Guardianship – Background Screening for Proposed Guardians of Incapacitated Adults – Civil and Criminal Judgment History – Proposed Amendments to Rule 4:86-2(b)(3) – Comments Requested by April 15 | | | Notice – Virtual Training on the Electronic Evidence Submission Application: Free CLE Credit | | | Notice and Order – Service of Process – Amendments to Rule 1:3-3 (“Additional Time After Service by Ordinary Mail”) to Increase Timeframe from 3 Days to 5 Days | | | Notice – Online Attorney Registration and Payment for 2022 – Final Week to Register Before February 25 Deadline | | | Directive #01-22 – Criminal – Juveniles Tried as Adults – Motions to Reconsider Sentence – State v. Comer/State v. Zarate ( __ N.J. __ (2022)) | | | Notice – Office of Attorney Ethics – 2022 Attorney Trust Account Depositories | | | Notice – Arbitration Provisions in Retainer Agreements and the Scope of an Attorney’s Disclosure Requirements (Delaney v. Dickey) – Comments Requested by March 23, 2022 | | | Notice – Online Attorney Registration and Payment for 2022 – Only Two Weeks Until February 25 Deadline | | | Notice and Order – Supreme Court Approval of Multicounty Litigation (MCL) Designation for Elmiron Litigation | | | Notice – Online Attorney Registration and Payment – Reminder – Less Than One Month Remaining | | | Notice and Order – Conclusion of Risperdal/Seroquel/Zyprexa Multicounty Litigation (MCL) | | | Notice – Lawyers’ Fund for Client Protection – Deadlines for Filing Claims | | | Order – Additional Revision to Tax Court Judge Assignments as Set Forth in the 2021-2022 General Assignment Order | | | Notice – Hudson Vicinage to Conduct Virtual Court Election Day Hearings | | | Notice – Judicial Conference on Jury Selection – Guide and Request for Comments | | | Order – Municipal Court Judges Authorized to Handle CJP/Centralized First Appearances — Further Amendments to the Omnibus Designation Order – Thirteenth Supplemental Order | | | Notice and Order – MCL Designation of Strattice Hernia Mesh Litigation | | | Order Amending the 2021-2022 General Assignment Order as to Tax Court Judge Assignments | | | Notice – Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics – Requesting Comments on Revisiting of Opinion 685 (“The Use of Peremptory Challenges to Exclude Minorities from Sitting on a Jury”) – Comments Requested by November 22 | | | Notice – Supreme Court Action on the 2019-2021 Report and Recommendations of the Committee on Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement (DI & CE) | | | Notice and Order – Landlord Tenant – Attorneys Required to File in eCourts | | | Notice – Added User Access Role in eCourts for Attorneys’ Staff; Initial Rollout to Criminal Courts; Online Training Sessions | | | Notice – Judicial Conference on Jury Selection – Preliminary Information and Invitation to Participate | | | Notice and Order – Landlord Tenant – Relaxation of Rule 6:7-1(d) (“Warrant of Removal, Issuance, Execution”); Reissuance of Expired Warrants | | | Order – New Jersey Lawyers Assistance Program – Reappointment; New Appointment; New Chair and Vice-Chair Designations | | | Notice – Appellate Division Reminder to Counsel Re | | Notice – Updates to Model Civil Jury Charges | | | Notice from Chief Justice and Judge Grant – COVID-19 – Overview of Health and Safety Protocols; Informational Notices to Affected Users of a Potential COVID-19 Case During an In-Person Court Event | | | Order – Judge Paul M. DePascale – Continued on Judicial Recall | | | Directive #25-21 – Criminal/Family/Municipal – Procedures for Requests for Judicial Review of Cases Captured or Not Captured by the Automated Processes for Certain Marijuana or Hashish Cases | | | Notice – Special Civil Part Officer Fee for Service or Execution Amended to $7 Flat Fee | | | Notice (“Processes to Obtain a Certification of Expungement for Certain Marijuana and Hashish Cases in Accordance with the Marijuana Decriminalization Law”) and Directive #24-21 (“Criminal/Family/Municipal – Expungements – Requests for Copies of Expunged or Sealed Records; Certification of Automatic Expungement” | | | Directive #21-21 – Landlord Tenant – Promulgation of New Forms in Furtherance of Supreme Court’s July 14, 2021 Orders and Administrative Determinations; Supersedes Directive #20-20 | | | Notice – Updates to Model Criminal Jury Charges | | | Directive #23-21 – Family – Domestic Violence – New Plea Form for Use in DV Contempt Matter | | | Directive #22-21 – Drug Court – State of New Jersey Adult Drug Court Program Participation Agreement | | | Notice – Grand Jury – Amendments to Rule 3:6-6 – Who May Be Present | | | Directive #19-21 – Family – Standard Juvenile Intake Screening Form | | | Directive #20-21 – Drug Court – Revised Phase Structure Requirements for Advancement and Graduation Criteria | | | Directive #17-21 – Criminal Justice Reform – Update to Parenthetical Language on Public Safety Assessment (PSA) | | | Notice – Security Measures for Accessing Judiciary Systems – Enhancement of Two-Factor Authentication Process to Allow for Additional Email Addresses and Cell Phone Numbers | | | Notice and Order — Landlord Tenant – Temporary Modifications for Cases Affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic; Relaxation of Court Rules in Furtherance of New Legislation (L. 2021, c. 188) | | | Notice – Landlord Tenant – August 31, 2021 Webinar – Introduction to Residential Landlord Tenant Reforms and Preview of Electronic Filing System Enhancements (Effective September 1, 2021) | | | Notice – Landlord Tenant – Protocols for Cases in Which an Application for Rental Assistance is Pending; Ongoing Community Outreach Efforts | | | Notice – Landlord Tenant – New Landlord Case Information Statement (LCIS) Available for Immediate Use in Pending Cases | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Requirement to Wear Masks and Maintain Social Distancing in Judiciary Areas of Court Locations | | | Directive #15-21 – Family – Revised Certification of Diligent Search Packet for Use by Self-Represented Litigants in Non-Dissolution (FD) Cases | | | Notice – Municipal Courts – Updates to the Statewide Violations Bureau Schedule | | | Directive #16-21 – Municipal Court – Process for Promulgation of Updates to Statewide Violations Bureau Schedule (Municipal Court Charges to which a Defendant May Plead Guilty and Pay without a Court Appearance) | | | Supplement to Directive #18-20 – Family – Entry of Default and Uncontested Dissolution Judgments without Personal Appearances (Divorce on the papers) | | | Notice – Court Access – All State Court Locations to Reopen to the Public as of Monday, August 2, 2021; On-Site Staff Presence to Increase to 100% as of September 7, 2021 | | | Notice – Future of Court Operations – Remote and In-Person Proceedings – Publication for Comment – Comments Requested by August 16 | | | Landlord Tenant – Supreme Court Action: (1) Administrative Determinations on the Report and Recommendations of the Judiciary Special Committee on Landlord Tenant; (2) Establishment of New Residential Landlord Tenant Process as of September 1, 2021; and (3) Amendments to the Rules of Court | | | Directive #14-21 – Mandatory Settlement Conferences in Residential Landlord Tenant Matters – Required Notice Forms – Implementation of the Supreme Court’s July 1, 2021 Order | | | Notice and Order – Mandatory Settlement Conferences in Residential Landlord Tenant Matters | | | Notice and Order – Automated Processes for Certain Marijuana and Hashish Cases in Accordance with the Marijuana Decriminalization Law | | | Notice and Order – COVID-19 – Designation of Trial Counsel – Relaxation of Rule 4:25-4 | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Continuation of Certain Public Health Precautions in Judiciary Areas of Facilities | | | Notice and Order – Landlord Tenant – Establishment of Statewide Landlord Tenant Legal Specialist Program | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Next Phase of Court Operations: (1) Continued Increase in On-Site Presence of Judges and Employees; (2) Expanded Capacity for In-Person Court Events; and (3) Continuation of Certain Proceedings Remotely | | | Notice – Civil Arbitration Program – Initial Arbitrator Training Scheduled for June 30 | | | Notice and Order – Landlord Tenant – Resumption of Commercial Landlord Tenant Trials | | | Notice and Order – Centralized Handling of Joint Motions to Reduce Mandatory Parole Ineligibility Terms; Statewide Assignment of Judge Susan Steele | | | Order – Annual Updating Amendments to Rules Appendices IX-A, IX-B, IX-H Regarding the Child Support Guidelines – Effective June 1, 2021 | | | Notice and Order – Dismissal of Nearly 300,000 Municipal Court Cases More than 27 Years Old and Recall of Driver’s License Suspensions | | | Order – Municipal Court Administrator Certification Board – Certification of Municipal Court Administrator | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Criminal and Civil Jury Trials – Public Information and Guidance Pursuant to the Supreme Court’s May 11, 2021 Order | | | Order – Municipal Court Administrator Certification Board – Certification of Municipal Court Administrators | | | Order – COVID-19 – Conclusion of General Suspension of Depositions and Appearances for Health Care Professionals Involved in Responding to the Public Health Emergency | | | Notice – Implementation of Two-Factor Authentication Requirement for All Judiciary Applications Used by Attorneys; Additional CLE Training Offered | | | Notice – June 1 Virtual Public Hearing on Proposed Court Rule Amendments and Committee Reports | | | Notice and Order – Resumption of Socially Distanced In-Person Grand Jury Sessions – Effective June 15, 2021 | | | Notice and Order – Resumption of Certain In-Person Jury Trials Effective June 15, 2021; Prioritization of Criminal Trials That Involve Detained Defendants | | | Notice – Supreme Court Committee on Attorney Advertising Reminder: Advertising Awards, Honors, and Accolades that Compare a Lawyer’s Services to Other Lawyers’ Services | | | Notice – Grand Jury – Proposal to Amend Rule 3:6-6 Regarding Who May Be Present at Sessions and Deliberations – Publication of Comment – Comments Requested by June 7, 2021 | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Court Operations and Public Access: (1) Increased On-Site Presence in State Court Locations; and (2) Remote and In-Person Access to Virtual and In-Person Court Events | | | Order – Appointment of Ronald P. Sotak to the Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics | | | Order – Attorney Resignation Without Prejudice Pursuant to Rule 1:20-22 | | | Order – Extension of Filing Date for Judicial Financial Reporting Statements for Reporting Year 2020 – Rule Relaxation Order | | | Directive #12-21 – Municipal Courts – Time Payment Plans and Payment Alternatives | | | Directive #11-21 – Guardianships of Incapacitated Adults; Background Screening Policy for Proposed Guardians; New and Revised Court Forms | | | Order – Appellate Division Summer Parts for 2021 | | | Notice – Lawyers’ Fund for Client Protection – Deadlines for Filing Claims | | | Notice – Implementation of Two-Factor Authentication Requirement for All Judiciary Applications Used by Attorneys; Pilot to Commence on May 1, 2021; Additional CLE Training Available | | | Notice and Order – Certified Municipal Court Administrators – COVID-19 – Temporary Modification of Steps Required to Obtain Credential | | | Directive 10-21 – Criminal Justice Reform – Pretrial Services – Strict Home Detention, Home Detention with Limited Exceptions, and Home Detention with Electronic Monitoring | | | Directive #09-21 – Judiciary Staff Authority to Assist Court Users in Completing and Submitting Judiciary Forms | | | Notice – Report of the Judiciary Special Committee on Landlord Tenant – Comments Requested by May 21, 2021 | | | Notice and Order – Amendments to Rule 4:86-4 to Require Use of Standard Report Form for Court-Appointed Attorneys in Adult Guardianships | | | Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee Opinion 57 – Non-Lawyer Special Education Advocates and the Unauthorized Practice of Law (Supersedes Opinion 56) | | | Notice and Order – COVID-19 – Extension of Post-Indictment Excludable Time; Delay in Resumption of In-Person Jury Trials | | | Directive #08-21 – Sealing of Certain Marijuana or Hashish Records Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:52-5.2 | | | Notice – Expansion of Two-Factor Authentication Requirement to All Judiciary Applications Used by Attorneys; CLE Training Available | | | Order – Judge Margaret M. Marley – Initial Judicial Assignment | | | Order – Judge Michael A. Jimenez – Initial Judicial Assignment | | | Order – Judge Carlo Abad – Initial Judicial Assignment | | | Notice and Order – COVID-19 – Eleventh Omnibus Order on Court Operations and Legal Practice. | | | Order – Disciplinary Review Board – Reappointments, New Appointments, and Designation of Chair and Vice-Chair | | | Order – Disciplinary Review Board – New Appointment | | | Order – IOLTA Fund Trustee Appointment | | | Notice and Order – Guardianships of Incapacitated Adults – Background Screening Policy for Certain Proposed Guardians; Amendments to Rules 4:86-2, 4:86-4, and 4:86-6 | | | ACPE Opinion 739: RPC 4.2 – Lawyers Who Include Clients on Group Emails and Opposing Lawyers Who ‘Reply All’ | | | Notice – Model Civil Jury Charges Update | | | Notice and Order – Guardianships of Incapacitated Adults – Exemption from Madden Requirements for Attorneys Who Provide Pro Bono Services in Adult Guardianship Matters; Relaxation of Rule 1:21-12 | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Summoning of Jurors for Possible In-Person Jury Trials on or after May 17, 2021 | | | Directive #07-21 – Guidance on the Use of Visual Aids During Closing Arguments (Criminal) | | | Order – Judge Jeffrey R. Jablonski – Designated as Hudson General Equity Disqualification Judge | | | Order – Judge Mitzy Galis-Menendez designated as Hudson Acting Assignment Judge in the Event of the Unavailability of the Assignment Judge | | | Order – Judge Anthony V. D’Elia – Reassigned to Hudson Civil | | | Order – Judge Mary K. Costello – Designated as Hudson General Equity Presiding Judge | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Health and Safety Precautions in State Court Facilities; Availability of Courthouse Technology Rooms to Facilitate Remote Participation in Virtual Court Events | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Health and Safety Precautions in the Municipal Courts | | | Directive #06-21 – COVID-19 – Protocol for Matters That Cannot Proceed in a Remote Format Without Consent | | | Notice and Order – COVID-19 – When Matters Can Proceed Remotely | | | Order – Judge Jeffrey R. Jablonski – Designated as Assignment Judge for the Hudson Vicinage | | | Notice – Supplemental Report of the 2019-2021 Family Practice Committee – Publication for Comment | | | Notice – Municipal Court Administrator Certification Program – Proposed Amendments to Court Rules and Program Regulations – Publication for Comment – Comments Due March 18, 2021 | | | Notice and Order – COVID-19 – Tenth COVID-19 Omnibus Order on Court Operations and Legal Practice | | | Notice – Report and Recommendations of the Joint Committee on Assessing the Competency of Child Witnesses – Publication for Comment – Comments Due March 15, 2021 | | | Notice – 2019-2021 Supreme Court Rules Committee Reports – Publication for Comment – Comments Due by March 26, 2021 | | | Notice and Order – COVID-19 – Landlord/Tenant – Application for a Commercial Landlord/Tenant Trial in Certain Circumstances | | | Notice – COVID-19 – Resumption of Issuance of Writs of Possession in Commercial Foreclosures | | | Notice and Order – Public Access to Court Records — Confidentiality and Sealing of Records of Convictions and Adjudications of Delinquency for Offenses Involving Marijuana and Hashish; Amendments to Rules 1:38-3 and 1:38-11 | | | Judiciary Review Allows for Early Discharge of Rehabilitated Probationers | | | Notice – Supporting Juror Impartiality by Addressing Implicit Bias – Proposal for (1) New Model Voir Dire Questions and (2) Updates to Model Civil and Criminal Jury Charges – Publication for Comment – Comments Requested by March 12, 2021 | | | Notice and Order – Virtual Civil Jury Trials – Amending Two Provisions of the Supreme Court’s January 7 Authorizing Order | - Feb. 01, 2021 Directive #04-21 – Procedures for Compassionate Release Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e
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 Judge denies HRH’s request for injunction in breach of contract case with CarePointHudson County Superior Court Assignment Judge Jeffrey Jablonski denied Hudson Regional Hospital’s request for an injunction yesterday in their breach of contract case with CarePoint Health. By John Heinis/Hudson County View The motion, part of a lawsuit HRH filed at the end of last month, sough to prevent CarePoint from selling, transferring, or alienating assets from Christ Hospital in Jersey City, Hoboken University Medical Center, and the Bayonne Medical Center. The lawsuit claims CarePoint breached their merger pact with HRH to form Hudson Healthy System, which was announced in January . Jablonski denied the motion, citing a lack of “clear and convincing evidence.” “Plaintiffs have failed to demonstrate by clear and convincing evidence that they have a reasonable probability of success on the merits; plaintiffs have failed to demonstrate by clear and convincing evidence that the balancing of the equities and hardships counsels in favor of injunctive relief,” Jablonski wrote in denying the order to show cause. “Plaintiffs have failed to demonstrate by clear and convincing evidence that they will suffer irreparable harm absent injunctive relief; and plaintiffs have failed to demonstrate by clear and convincing evidence that the public interest will not be harmed by the granting of injunctive relief.” Expectedly, CarePoint applauded the decision in a statement. “Yesterday’s ruling is a victory for community members in Hudson County who depend on CarePoint Health hospitals to receive the medical care they need. Continuing the lawsuit at this point would be a pointless exercise and doing so would prove that HRH is only interested in forcing CarePoint to expend precious resources that should instead be directed to caring for patients in need,” they wrote. “CarePoint Health’s top priority will always be providing compassionate, patient-centered care to the communities we serve in Hudson County, and we will continue working to build partnerships that support this mission now and well into the future.” HRH spokesman Ron Simoncini said they remain confident this litigation will benefit all Hudson County residents in the long run. “We are confident that we will emerge from this process with a strong health are solution that serves all of Hudson County. We are not going to comment on ongoing legal proceedings beyond our filings.” No concrete reason has been given why the partnership never came to fruition after five months or so, but CarePoint’s financial shortcomings have been well documented. The state appointed a financial monitor to their three hospitals around the time the Hudson Health System concept was announced, with CarePoint officials sending a letter to Gov. Phil Murphy in April seeking $129 million in American Rescue Plan funds, as HCV first reported . RELATED ARTICLES MORE FROM AUTHOR Judge: YouTuber will not receive legal fees in his case against Union City Bayonne teen charged with attempted murder for shooting someone at house party Man arrested for running Jersey City drug ring receives 15-year prison sentenceLeave a reply cancel reply.  Ex-Bayonne City Hall worker calls for Davis to resign over ‘sexting’... Munoz, Lawandy pursuing re-election as 10 candidates seek Bayonne BOE seat Hudson County judge makes history with Essex appointment- Published: Dec. 17, 2020, 1:52 p.m.
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Last month, New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart Rabner announced that Hudson County Assignment Judge Peter Bariso would step down after nine years atop the Hudson County vicinage.
Hudson County Superior Court Assignment Judge Peter Bariso, who has served in the past for the past nine years, will be retiring next month and Judge Jeffrey Jablonski will be succeeding him, Chief Justice Stuart Rabner announced. ... Hudson County View is an independent media outlet covering news and politics for Hudson County, NJ, and all of ...
The Hon. Jeffrey R. Jablonski is a judge for the Hudson County Superior Court (Vicinage 6) in New Jersey. He was appointed to the bench by former Governor Chris Christie on March 5, 2013, and reappointed by Governor Phil Murphy on February 13, 2020. Jablonski has held assignments in the Civil Division (2013 to 2018) and the General Equity ...
By John Heinis/Hudson County View. Bariso, the assignment judge since February 2012, is calling it career on April 1st and will be succeeded by fellow Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Jablonski. While Bariso, first appointed by then-Acting Gov. Richard Codey in 2005, has heard hundreds, possible over a thousand cases, in his long career there are ...
Jeffrey R. Jablonski is a judge on the Vicinage 6 Superior Court in New Jersey.He serves on the Civil Division. He was first appointed to the bench by Governor Chris Christie (R) in March 2013 .. Gov. Phil Murphy (D) reappointed Jablonski with tenure on February 13, 2020. Chief Justice Stuart Rabner designated Jablonski as assignment judge on February 29, 2021, to succeed Peter F. Bariso, Jr ...
Law360 (February 22, 2021, 2:38 PM EST) -- A Superior Court judge who has experience in civil court and presiding over complex litigation has been named by New Jersey's chief justice to lead the ...
Counsel. [email protected]. T 201-809-6056. Overview. Firm News. Hon. Peter F. Bariso, Jr., A.J.S.C. (Ret.) draws on 16 years of judicial experience as a New Jersey Superior Court Judge and more than two decades as an attorney in consulting on complex litigation matters affecting both private and public sector clients.
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Pennington is a partner at Bennet Pennington LLC and has served on the New Jersey Supreme Court's Committee on Municipal Court Practice and the local Attorney Ethics Committee. ... Chief Municipal Judge Choi, Municipal Judge Pennington, Hudson County Assignment Judge Jeffrey Jablonski.) Related Blog Posts. August 16, 2024. Hoboken "Skip the ...
Jeffrey Jablonski, the Hudson County assignment judge, issued that order on Thursday. The only race that might be impacted is the District 5 county commissioner race, where incumbent Anthony "Stic" Romano (D-Hoboken) leads Ron Bautista by 235 votes, 1,692 to 1,457, a margin of 53.5% to 56.1%. There are roughly 75 uncounted provisional ...
Chief Justice Stuart Rabner today announced that Superior Court Judge Jeffrey R. Jablonski will lead the Hudson Vicinage, effective April 1, 2021. Judge Jablonski will succeed Judge Peter F. Bariso Jr., who is retiring after 16 years on the bench, the last nine as assignment judge. "Judge Jablonski is a wise and thoughtful jurist who is ...
The people of New Jersey are also served by a Tax Court. The United States District Court for the District of New Jersey has jurisdiction in Hudson County. Appeals from the District of New Jersey go to the United States Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit. Superior Court New Jersey Vicinage 6. Jeffrey R. Jablonski (Assignment judge) Criminal ...
Peter Bariso, the retired former assignment judge for the Hudson Vicinage, overseeing all trials in Hudson County, worked in the Hudson County Administration Building at 595 Newark Ave., which ...
Appointed to the New Jersey Superior Court in 2005 by Governor Richard J. Codey, Peter F. Bariso, Jr. served as the Presiding Judge of the Hudson Vicinage's Civil Division from 2006 to 2012 and became Assignment Judge in 2012, giving him judicial responsibility for all trial courts in Hudson County, including the Superior Court and all ...
Hudson County Superior Court Assignment Judge Jeffrey Jablonski said in an amended order made public today that YouTube gonzo journalist Leroy Truth will not be awarded legal fees in his case against the City of Union City. ... Hudson County View is an independent media outlet covering news and politics for Hudson County, NJ, and all of its ...
James A. Parker, center, is sworn in as Hudson County Prosecutor's Office's chief of detectives by Hudson County Superior Court Assignment Judge Jeffrey R. Jablonski on Oct. 12, 2021.
SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY It is ORDERED that effective April 1, 2021 and until further Order, Superior Court Judge Jeffrey R. Jablonski will be designated as Assignment Judge of the Superior Court for the Hudson Vicinage (Vicinage 6); this will amend the 2020-2021 General Assignment Order dated July 6, 2020. Chief Justice
Order - New Jersey Lawyers Assistance Program - Reappointment; New Appointment; New Chair and Vice-Chair Designations: Sept. 01, 2021: ... Designated as Assignment Judge for the Hudson Vicinage: Feb. 17, 2021: Notice - Supplemental Report of the 2019-2021 Family Practice Committee - Publication for Comment ...
Hudson County Superior Court Assignment Judge Jeffrey Jablonski denied Hudson Regional Hospital's request for an injunction yesterday in their breach of contract case with CarePoint Health. By John Heinis/Hudson County View The motion, part of a lawsuit HRH filed at the end of last month, sough to prevent CarePoint from selling, transferring, or alienating assets […]
The long-time jurist will succeed Judge Sallyanne Floria, who is retiring after 22 years on the bench and more than five years as assignment judge. Venable's term is effective Feb. 1, 2021.
Alice Gainer joined CBS News New York as a reporter and anchor in January 2013. She covers breaking, feature and general assignment stories. Gainer covered the NYC rape and sex assault trial of ...
Civil Presiding Judge Hudson: Justice W.J. Brennan Courthouse 583 Newark Avenue Floor 2 Jersey City, New Jersey 07306: Phone: 201-748-4400 ext. 60410. Mercer. Hurd, Douglas H. ... Toms River, New Jersey 08754: Phone: 732-504-0700 ext. 64405. Passaic. Del Sardo, Darren J. Civil Presiding Judge Passaic: Passaic County Courthouse77 Hamilton Street