New Jersey Law Journal
...matters heard in the various municipal courts; 3. Provide mentoring services to new and experienced municipal court judges; 4. Provide substantive...
...General, and the County Prosecutors' offices. Summer 2013: Civil appeals and motions submitted by the Office of the Public Defender, the...
...familiar with the two basic pillars of federal subject matter jurisdiction over civil disputes: federal question jurisdiction and diversity jurisdiction. But those same lawyers are...
...response to his request for a statement of itemized services, the appeals court reverses Special Civil Part orders that granted summary judgment to the plaintiff...
...622-6207, ext. 11, or wsdeer@essexbar.com. LEGAL SERVICES OF NEW JERSEY — Pro bono training, Wed., 1:45 p...
...droves of young women, and sometimes young men, to be of sexual service to high-rolling male sports fans in town for just a few...
...Authority, rejecting all bids for a contract to provide towing and recovery services on a section of the New Jersey Turnpike. The hearing officer issued...
... ADMINISTRATIVE LAW — CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 01-2-9947 In the Matter...
...was comprised of a cross-section of New Jersey organizations, including legal service providers, the three law schools in the state, and representatives from several...
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