· 12/10/1986
In re Certain Amendments to the Adopted & Approved Solid Waste Management Plan
Citations
- 214 N.J. Super. 247
- 518 A.2d 1105
- 1986 N.J. Super. LEXIS 1523
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- holding that the appellant’s case was moot because she had failed to allege any collateral consequences of her misdemeanor DUI conviction
- “A habeas petitioner who has completely served her misdemeanor sentence must demonstrate that she is suffering adverse collateral consequences flowing from her conviction.” (citation and punctuation omitted)
- “[I]f the petitioner is released from any confinement imposed after filing her habeas petition and there are no adverse collateral consequences flowing from her misdemeanor conviction, the matter becomes moot.”
- “Adverse collateral consequences must be demonstrated in the 1 From the order denying relief, Hart timely filed a notice of appeal in superior court and an application for a certificate of probable cause to appeal in this Court pursuant to OCGA § 9-14-52 (b
- \Adverse collateral consequences must be demonstrated in the record.\
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Judges: Baime
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