[brief] (Capitalization in original)  The factual record shows that the criminal charges against Plaintiff were transferred from the Municipal Court of the Township of Edison, where Plaintiff was arrested and charged, to the Municipal Court of the Borough of Highland Park, due to Plaintiff’s filing of a Notice of Tort Claim against the Township of Edison alleging excessive force and false arrest.  See [...] Certification (Pa322, ¶ 15).  Plaintiff’s case was tried in the Highland Park Municipal Court over the course of several trial days.  (Pa 328-334).  On October 27, 2021, after a virtual (Zoom) trial, the Highland Park Municipal Court Judge, Hon. [...], found Plaintiff guilty of violating N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a), Obstructing the Administration of Law, and 2C:29-2(a)(1), Resisting Arrest.  [...] Cert., Pa151, T3:3, 6:4.  Plaintiff was informed on the record by Judge Hermann of his right to appeal and the method of doing so.  (Pa151, T9:16, 10:9).  The Highland Park Municipal Court Administrator advised those present, on the record, that the case file would be delivered back to Edison.  (Pa151, T12:1, 13:1).  Judge Hermann also stated on the record that he had signed “the actual disposition page,” and further stated “[i]’m sure Edison can get you a certified copy of the disposition upon your request. ” (Pa151, T13:3, 13:16).  On October 28, 2021, Tracy [...], Highland Park’s Certified Municipal Court Administrator, personally delivered the entire file concerning the Municipal Court matter to the Edison Municipal Court.  (Pa322, ¶ 18).  Returning the entire file to the Municipal Court of the originating municipality is in accordance with recognized and approved court procedures and is the normal process where municipal court complaints are transferred from an originating municipal court to a receiving municipal court.  (Pa322, ¶¶ 11-13).  The file maintained by the Edison Municipal Court shows that Judge Hermann entered an Order permitting time payments of the fines and penalties against [...] (Pa168).  Judge Hermann also entered the dispositions of the charges against Plaintiff, showing that a CDS charge, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10(a)(4) was dismissed, and the Plaintiff was found guilty on N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2(a)(1).  (Pa160).  Clearly, Plaintiff’s allegations, and the basis of Plaintiff’s claims against Highland Park, regarding the actions of Highland Park’s Municipal Court Judge and Municipal Court Administrator are untrue.  The transcript of proceedings and the records maintained by the Edison Municipal Court clearly demonstrate that they are untrue.  The file was held by the Edison Municipal Court and contained the judgment of conviction.  Plaintiff’s claim that he went to the Edison Municipal Court and was unable to obtain records he sought there from the court file that Edison maintained may or may not be true, but even if true, it would not impose liability on Highland Park.  The file maintained by the Edison Municipal Court clearly shows that the disposition of the charges, signed by the Highland Park Municipal Court Judge, was contained in the court file maintained by Edison.  (Pa151-300 and Pa306).  Accordingly, Highland Park was properly granted summary judgment because Plaintiff’s allegations are demonstrably untrue.