New Jersey Law Journal
...A-1343-11, holds that the state's removal of a single African-American juror, the only one in a case against a black defendant...
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A closer look at the people and issues of the New Jersey State Bar Association Election 2013
...v. Penwal Management, App. Div. (per curiam) (7 pp.) Appellant, an African-American tenant of a multi-unit apartment building, appeals the final agency...
...She also was president of the National Bar Association, the principal nationwide African-American bar group, in 1993-94, and currently is second vice chairman...
...in between." When Gov. Christie refused to reappoint the only African-American Justice, John Wallace Jr., the Asian Pacific American Lawyers Association of New...
...s attempt to give the state Supreme Court its first Asian-American justice fell flat. The Senate Judiciary Committee rejected First Assistant Attorney General ...
For his successes as a fair-housing advocate, and for his efforts to craft legislation that would further the Mount Laurel vision or to oppose measures that would undermine it, Kevin Walsh is the 201
...professional interests of its members and fairness in the administration of the justice system. Founded in 1899, it has nearly 18,000 members. ...
...or reject a candidate based on race alone. While having an African-American justice would at least in some sense "feel" good, the...
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