Politics & Government
Local Justice: Decisions in Municipal Court
The Municipal Court handled one criminal case arising in Berkeley Heights and two criminal cases arising in New Providence.

In State v. Febonel Gedeon, of Irvington, the State charged defendant with obstructing justice by providing false information to a Berkeley Heights police officer during a traffic stop. Defendant pleaded guilty. The Court imposed a $400 fine, $125 in surcharges, and $30 in costs.
There were two criminal cases arising in New Providence.
In State v. Zachary C. Gehl, of Far Hills, the State charged defendant with theft of jewelry. Defendant pleaded guilty. The Court imposed a $500 fine, $125 in surcharges, and $30 in costs.
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In State v. Alexander J. Schuchard, of New Providence, the State charged defendant with possession of marijuana. Defendant pleaded guilty. The Court imposed a $300 fine, $125 drug enforcement and demand reduction ("DEDR") penalty, a $50 lab fee, and $30 in costs.
The Berkeley Heights and New Providence Shared Municipal Court convenes every other Thursday in the New Providence Municipal Center, located at 360 Elkwood Ave. The next court date is January 5, 2012.
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