Combining Cases In Court

Summary

In New Jersey, cases may be combined if they share related facts or evidence, or if it serves judicial efficiency. Traffic citations and harassment cases are typically separate, but may be combined if there are overlapping issues. Consulting a local attorney is recommended for specific legal advice.

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In what instances can a traffic case be combined with a harassment case?
In New Jersey, combining a traffic case with a harassment case may occur if:
- Common Facts or Evidence: Both cases share significant overlapping facts or evidence.
- Judicial Efficiency: Combining the cases serves efficiency and justice without compromising legal standards.
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In New Jersey Municipal Court, can motor vehicle traffic citations be included or combined with a court-ordered civil harassment mediation?
In New Jersey, motor vehicle traffic citations are typically handled separately from civil harassment cases. However, the court may consider combining them for mediation if:
- Common Issues: There are overlapping facts or evidence between the two cases.
- Efficiency: Combining them serves judicial efficiency without compromising legal standards.
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