E314 September 9, 2009
1. 911 events: Patriot Day Observance
Metuchen Freedom Plaza 911 Memorial (Metuchen) Corner of Main St. & Woodbridge Ave. Metuchen, NJ Start Date: September 11, 2009 Time: 8:00AM
Dedicated to: Memorial honoring residents and commuters who took the train from Metuchen station Type of Memorial: Clock Tower and Brick Wall with Names Location: The Freedom Plaza, next to the Metuchen train station Address: Corner of Main Street and Woodbridge Avenue City: Metuchen State: New Jersey Country: United States Open to Public: Yes Description: The plaques of Freedom Plaza list the names of the nearly 700 residents of New Jersey who died in the Sept. 11 attacks, the 13 victims from Metuchen and Edison have stars next to their names. A clock tower stands in front of the plaza, with the names engraved on plaques set in the brick. The victims names were listed alphabetically on purpose to show the randomness of what happened on September 11th.
911 Memorial Run Friday, Sept 11, 6 PM, 911 Memorial Run, Ocean Ave and 16th Avenue by Dunkin Donuts, Belmar, NJ Come out to honor all who lost their lives on that tragic day. About 4 5 Miles.
2. Law Division Judges Say that Entire Judge King Alcotest Report was not Adopted by Supreme Court. State v. Coppola ___NJ Super.___ Law Div. — Camden Cty. 1434513 On Sept. 6, 2006, Giovanni Coppola appeared before Hon. Robert Zane, J.M.C., in Merchantville, and entered a guilty plea to violating N.J.S.A. 39:450. The guilty plea was entered with the caveat of a Chun stay. Following the Supreme Court's holding in Chun, the defendant sought to withdraw his guilty plea on the grounds that Chun adopted Special Master King's report, which stated that higher scrutiny must be given to cases where the Alcotest results are at the threshold levels (.04, .08, or .10). The court found that the special master's report was only adopted as modified within the Chun opinion and that the Chun opinion found that the Alcotest was reliable. The Trial Judge held that the Chun holding did not adopt King's report in toto and, as such, a per se violation remains a per se violation. The purpose of the per se violation is to prevent pretextual defenses where the defendant has been found to be at or above the threshold bloodalcohol limit. The court held that the Chun decision did not open the door for pretextual defenses and no additional scrutiny must be given to threshold level cases. [Decided April 30, 2009.] Source: Daily Briefing July 13, 2009 3. Police May Interrogate Even if Public Defender Assigned. Montejo v. Louisiana 129 S. Ct. 2079 (2009) Michigan v. Jackson, which forbids police from initiating interrogation of a criminal defendant once he has invoked his right to counsel at an arraignment or similar proceeding, is overturned. Source: New Jersey Law Journal June 1, 2009 4. Next Community events and races 9/12 Brendan Vercammen’s 18th Birthday 9/12 Cranbury Day 5k 9am 9/12 South Brunswick Varsity Soccer at South Brunswick H.S. 9/12/09 Brielle 10k 9am & beer garden 9/12 Vice Versa Sprint Tri Run 3.5 miles, Bike 12 miles, Swim ¼ mile 9/13/09 Great Atlantic Triathlon Seaside Triathlon http://www.jsmultisport.com/race_seaside_heights_091309.shtml
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9/13 JSRC Picnic at Monmouth Park Racetrack 9/13/09 Monmouth County Sprint Triathlon 1/4mi Sw, 13mi Bi, 4mi Run, 8am Presidents Park Long Branch NJ
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9/13 USATFNJ Open and Masters Men's & Women's 5k XC Championships, Holmdel Park, Holmdel, usatfnj@usatfnj.org, 9733348900 9/ 19 The Rat RaceFall 10 mile trail , 11am Hashing & free beer 9/20 Lavallette Sprint triathlon Swim ¼ mile, Bike 12 miles, Run 3.1 miles Boy Scout Troop #22 Jesse W. Anderson Sprint 9/20 "War at the Shore" Triathlon Short course .4k swim, 8.5 mile bike, 3 mile run 6:45am long course .8k swim, 17 mile bike, 5 mile run 6:30am Long Branch NJ