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A-21-10 Division <strong>of</strong> Youth & Family Services v. T.B. (066294)<br />

When T.B. left her sleeping four-year-old son home alone for two to three hours one evening<br />

under <strong>the</strong> mistaken belief that T.B.’s mo<strong>the</strong>r, with whom <strong>the</strong>y resided, was also home asleep, did<br />

T.B. commit an act <strong>of</strong> “neglect” requiring her name to remain on <strong>the</strong> Division's child abuse<br />

registry pursuant to N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.11?<br />

Certification granted 10/07/10<br />

Posted 10/08/10<br />

Argued: 2/28/11<br />

Decided: 8/8/11<br />

A-20-10 Gregory Russo v. Board <strong>of</strong> Trustees, Police & Firemen’s Retirement Sys.<br />

(065546)<br />

Did <strong>the</strong> work-related incident that directly caused this <strong>of</strong>ficer’s permanent psychological disability<br />

qualify as a “traumatic event” under <strong>the</strong> standards set forth in Patterson v. Board <strong>of</strong> Trustees,<br />

State Police Retirement System, 194 N.J. 29 (2008)?<br />

Certification granted 10/07/10<br />

Posted 10/08/10<br />

Argued: 3/1/11<br />

Decided: 5/17/11<br />

A-18/19-10 State v. Roy Friedman (066332)<br />

When a defendant is sentenced to serve consecutive terms pursuant to <strong>the</strong> No Early Release Act<br />

(NERA), must <strong>the</strong> parole supervision periods imposed pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2(c) run<br />

concurrently; and did <strong>the</strong> plea agreement provision that prohibited defense counsel from<br />

advocating for concurrent sentences violate defendant’s right to counsel and due process <strong>of</strong> law?<br />

Certification granted 10/07/10<br />

Posted 10/08/10<br />

Argued: 10/11/11<br />

Decided: 1/24/12<br />

A-17-10/A-67-09 State v. Daniel Twian Brown (064807)<br />

Were defendant’s custodial statements, made after he was unlawfully arrested, admissible?<br />

Certification granted 1/22/10<br />

Cross-petition granted 10/06/10<br />

Re-posted 10/08/10<br />

Argued: 10/12/10<br />

Decided: 1/25/11<br />

A-16-10 In <strong>the</strong> Matter <strong>of</strong> Nicholas R. Foglio, Fire Fighter (066482)<br />

Was <strong>the</strong> challenging candidate entitled to a more detailed explanation for <strong>the</strong> hiring authority’s<br />

decision to bypass him for individuals ranked lower on <strong>the</strong> certified eligible list?<br />

Certification granted 10/07/10<br />

Posted 10/08/10<br />

Argued: 3/1/11<br />

Decided: 7/19/11<br />

A-15-10 GMAC v. Rosanna Pittella (066273)<br />

Pursuant to Rule 2:2-3(a) and Wein v. Morris, 194 N.J. 364 (2008), is an order compelling<br />

arbitration as to some but not all parties a “final judgment” for appeal purposes?<br />

Certification granted 9/30/10<br />

Posted 10/01/10<br />

Argued: 1/31/11<br />

Decided: 3/23/11

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