Judge Miller of the NJ Somerset Superior Court was reportedly to have pressured Judge Robert Reed and made him reverse a million dollar decision
SOMERSET, NJ, UNITED STATES, February 20, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Judge Miller of the New Jersey Somerset Superior Court was reportedly to have pressured Judge Robert Reed and made him reverse a million dollar decision in the case titled “Central Jersey College Prep Charter School vs. New Jersey Chinese Community Center”, Docket# SOM-L-1305-16.
Although Judge Miller didn’t try the case, nothing could stop him from meddling the outcomes of the case. The case was ultimately tried before Judge Robert Reed after Judge Miller refused to recuse himself. The trial took place over the course of 16 days from September 2019 to January 2020 after Judge denied the community center’s request for a jury trial. Judge Reed took copious notes and wrote a 53-page opinion.
In his final decision of April 22, 2020, Judge Reed found in favor of Chinese Community Center who is the defendant landlord in the case, holding that the plaintiff was not constructively evicted and was liable for damages for breach of contract. The court held that the plaintiff left the premises because its attempt to purchase the defendant’s building fell through and must accept the consequences of its actions. The decision seemed solid, untouchable, supported by 53 pages of detailed findings of fact and credibility determinations made by…
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Judge Miller of the NJ Somerset Superior Court was reportedly to have pressured Judge Robert Reed and made him reverse a million dollar decision
SOMERSET, NJ, UNITED STATES, February 20, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Judge Miller of the New Jersey Somerset Superior Court was reportedly to have pressured Judge Robert Reed and made him reverse a million dollar decision in the case titled “Central Jersey College Prep Charter School vs. New Jersey Chinese Community Center”, Docket# SOM-L-1305-16.
Although Judge Miller didn’t try the case, nothing could stop him from meddling the outcomes of the case. The case was ultimately tried before Judge Robert Reed after Judge Miller refused to recuse himself. The trial took place over the course of 16 days from September 2019 to January 2020 after Judge denied the community center’s request for a jury trial. Judge Reed took copious notes and wrote a 53-page opinion.
In his final decision of April 22, 2020, Judge Reed found in favor of Chinese Community Center who is the defendant landlord in the case, holding that the plaintiff was not constructively evicted and was liable for damages for breach of contract. The court held that the plaintiff left the premises because its attempt to purchase the defendant’s building fell through and must accept the consequences of its actions. The decision seemed solid, untouchable, supported by 53 pages of detailed findings of fact and credibility determinations made by…
