New Jersey Law Journal
... — The Boy Scouts of America's decision to lift...sexual orientation. Monmouth County Superior Court Judge Patrick...
...the county about $2 million this year alone, officials say. The Board of Freeholders has approved contracts with Cumberland, Salem and Burlington counties...
...STATE ATHLETIC CONTROL BOARD ...
...NEW JERSEY STATE ATHLETIC CONTROL BOARD 01-2...boxing license with the intention of fighting in a May 9...
...all claims of impropriety, such...Florence v. Board of Chosen Freeholders, 132...Haas v. Burlington County, 08...
...UNION COUNTY BAR FOUNDATION BURLINGTON COUNTY BAR ASS...
...INN OF TRANSACTIONAL COUNSEL ESSEX COUNTY BAR ASS'N...Government Law Section board of directors meeting...
... Assistant Camden County prosecutor, 2001-05...
...two seats in the House of Representatives and two seats each on the Ocean and Burlington County freeholder boards. Their complaint and...
...order that denied its motion for summary judgment seeking to compel arbitration of plaintiff’s third-party complaint. This matter arises from an installment...
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