New Jersey Law JournalA lawyer who was found to have helped a longstanding client attempt to acquire an ailing widow's multimillion-dollar estate faces a three-year suspension
Former Bergenfield municipal judge Lynn Muller has been publicly reprimanded for abusing her judicial authority in an altercation with local police at her home
A former Bergenfield judge facing ethics charges over an altercation with borough police at her home has backed down from her original stance that the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct got its f
In determining the term of incarceration for a defendant convicted of his second DUI offense, the court should apply the aggravating and mitigating factors in N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1, as appropriately tailo
A Mercer County judge, finding that drunken-driving laws allow too much discretion in sentencing, says that a court should look to the state's Criminal Code in deciding whether to jail defendants and
Disciplinary authorities have recommended disbarment for one attorney and a three-month suspension for another, finding their hefty histories of ethics violations far outweighed their requests to vac
Political contributions cannot be made from the business account of a law firm where a part-time municipal judge practices; individual attorneys may make such contributions from their personal accoun
The state Supreme Court decides not to discipline a part-time municipal court judge whose law partner made political donations from the firm's business account without his knowledge, but cautions tha
Reckless driving can be considered a willful violation of the motor vehicle laws such as may warrant license suspension, but only if sentencing judges follow a prescribed checklist, the state Supreme
A former municipal judge facing discipline for an altercation with police over their response to a 9-1-1 call at her home denies she castigated the cops: It was her husband who did, she says
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