New Jersey Law Journal
... Adam Rothenberg...
Notice to the bar
...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...
...for an alleged unpaid fine, was strip-searched at the Burlington County Detention Center, and again six days later after being transferred to Essex...
...had made up a plurality of new associates, no longer are taking center stage. The new associates are still largely local, with 158...
... Extracto ...
Opinions not approved for publication
... STATE COURT CASES ARBITRATION...
...drags me off to the county jail where I am fingerprinted...Florence, of Florence v. Burlington County, 566 U.S...
...to enforce a fine. He was initially detained in the Burlington County Detention Center and later in the Essex County Correctional Facility, but was...
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