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Suspended Superintendent Not Eligible for PTI

By Lependorf & Silverstein

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A suspended Plainfield schools superintendent will not be eligible for pretrial intervention (PTI) as he fights charges of falsely swearing that the children of two subordinates lived with him so they could attend South Plainfield schools. The superintendent?s attorney said that they will appeal the eligibility ruling. The case, currently pending in Middlesex County Superior Court, will delay the trial until the appeal is heard. In New Jersey, Pretrial Intervention, also referred to as PTI, is a program for some first time offenders that essentially puts the case on hold for a period of time set by the Court. During that period of time, the defendant is on probation and must comply with certain requirements set by the Court. These requirements can consist of no further violations, maintaining full time employment, random drug screens, restitution, etc...continue to full post

Full post as published by New Jersey Criminal Defense Blog on September 15, 2010 (boomark / email).

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