New Jersey Law Journal
The selection of six cases for consideration relating to class actions in a single term reflects the U.S. Supreme Court's belief in the importance of the role of class actions in the present dispute-
Former Montville municipal judge Seth Davenport was publicly reprimanded by the Supreme Court Thursday for doing legal work for the town's mayor during his time on the bench
Opinions not approved for publication
From the authors' point of view as administrators on either end of the law school experience, it is clear that many of the attributes sought by law school admissions committees are akin to those soug
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A video-recorded pretrial statement must be replayed in open court under the direct supervision of the judge
...fundraiser, he was labeled as "Host Committee Chairman" for the event at a restaurant in Egg Harbor. Curcio was stopped on...
...gradually become more trouble than they're worth. In the increasingly unlikely event that you need to print a document while traveling, simply pay a...
...Indeed it is as likely to take place as are most future events that commonsense inference and ordinary knowledge of human nature tell us will...
Two men convicted of terrorist plots have lost their argument that being sentenced the same day as the Boston Marathon bombings may have worked against them
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