New Jersey Law Journal
... No Boston Aftershock — Federal prosecutors filed papers Thursday to rebut claims that the sentencing of two...
A round-up of action from Trenton
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...country. A recent federal decision, certifying a class of...as a representative of a government-recognized "non-profit religious...
...judge adopted a crime-fraud exception to the marital communications privilege, citing federal decisions, other states' cases, and the crime-fraud exception to the attorney...
...been recognized by state and federal courts in other jurisdictions.During the investigation, the government placed court-authorized wiretaps on...
...was tapped to head the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's...to 2003, when she left government service to join Cohen, Milstein...
...defalcation while acting in a fiduciary capacity, embezzlement, or larceny." The federal district court and the Eleventh Circuit affirmed. The latter court reasoned that...
...the ten-year projections provided by state governments. As a result, the annual lawyer job growth rate EMSI arrived...
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...volunteer efforts that have helped improve the judiciary, serving on state and federal court committees addressing a panoply of issues and problems germane to dispute...
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