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Local Justice: Decisions in Municipal Court

Municipal Court handled four cases involving controlled dangerous substances, three in Berkeley Heights and one in New Providence.

The handled four cases involving controlled dangerous substances last Thursday.

In State v. Eric A. Boyer, of New Providence, the State charged defendant with possession of a controlled dangerous substance.  This charge resulted in a conditional discharge.  The Court imposed a one year term of probation, a $500 DEDR (Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction) fee, a $50 DARE fee, a $50 VCCB penalty, a $75 safe neighborhood fee, a $50 lab fee, and a $75 conditional discharge fee.

In State v. Christopher Gerdung, of Bridgewater, the State charged defendant with possession of a controlled dangerous substance.  This charge resulted in a conditional discharge.  The Court imposed a one year term of probation, a $500 DEDR (Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction) fee, a $50 DARE fee, a $50 VCCB penalty, a $75 safe neighborhood fee, a $50 lab fee, and a $75 conditional discharge fee.

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In State v. Latisah Green, of Newark, the State charged defendant with possession of a controlled dangerous substance.  This charge resulted in a conditional discharge.  The Court imposed a one year term of probation, a $500 DEDR (Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction) fee, a $50 DARE fee, a $50 VCCB penalty, a $75 safe neighborhood fee, a $50 lab fee, and a $75 conditional discharge fee.

In State v. Michael Mayers, of East Orange, the State charged defendant with possession of a controlled dangerous substance.  Defendant pled guilty to the charge.  The Court imposed a one year term of probation, a $500 DEDR (Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction) fee, a $50 DARE fee, a $50 VCCB penalty, a $75 safe neighborhood fee, a $50 lab fee, and a $75 conditional discharge fee. The Court also imposed an additional fine and surcharge totaling another $405.

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The Berkeley Heights and New Providence Shared Municipal Court convenes every other Thursday in the New Providence Municipal Center, located at 360 Elkwood Ave.

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