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...individuals with mental health needs. The Advisory Committee reviewed existing services and programs and examined various issues surrounding the interaction of mentally ill individuals with...
...Burlington County Bar Association...this joint program, co-sponsored...the FCPA, actions by the...
...assigned to the telephone control unit in the communications area of the county jail, and awarding them back pay and counsel fees. The panel affirms...
...two appeals, consolidated for purposes of an opinion, the sheriff of Middlesex County appeals from the Law Division’s orders that converted Onyx’...
...149; A deadlock over Essex County judge vacancies that would have...lawyers and judges into collective action. The response to the storm...
...Santos and Rosa in Passaic County Superior Court, alleging civil-rights...suit asserted a cause of action for excessive force allegedly by...
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...GMAC filed suit. Plaintiff answered and filed a third-party putative class-action complaint against defendant, asserting breach of contract, breach of the covenant of...
...awarded attorneys fees for services it provided to defendants in a civil action in the District Court. Defendants sought to enjoin implementation of a transportation...
...NJSBA Action in Trenton ...
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