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Civil liberties advocates and a bipartisan group in Congress stepped up pressure on Tuesday against the Obama administration's secret domestic surveillance programs via a lawsuit and legislation that
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... MARK ALEXANDER The Seton Hall law professor is defeated by Sen. Nia Gill in the Democratic primary...
The Medal of Honor will be given this year to Newark attorney Michael R. Griffinger for his longtime dedication to his profession, clients and community; and to Roseland attorney Richard J. Badolato
...Paula Franzese writes in a soon-to-be-published Seton Hall Law Review article. Students are well-schooled in the...
...at the Pleasantdale Chateau in West Orange. Seton Hall Law School Honors James Orr ...
...151; Legal aid clinic, Wed., 6 p.m., at Jersey City City Hall, 280 Grove St., Jersey City. Topic: Legal Issues Directly Related to Superstorm...
...group represents nine law schools: Cardozo, Columbia, Cornell, Duke, Harvard, Rutgers, Seton Hall, Univ. of Michigan and Univ. of Pennsylvania. ...
The N.J. judiciary is examining the amount of time it takes to bring a case to trial in both the criminal and civil arenas. There are consequences for all types of cases that don't move as quickly as
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