New Jersey Law Journal
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...and racetracks to off-track facilities, online race wagering and the...in the state. Neal A. Jacobs and Andrew Schwartz write about...
...Purchaser Identification Card of Morris, App. Div. (per curiam) (9 pp.) Jacob Morris appeals from the trial court’s denial of his application...
...application, saying that the township's ordinances prohibit the construction of such facilities. Shortly thereafter, Trump applied for permission from the Department of Transportation....
...stems from a December 2008 fire at the Crystal Ice-Bridgeton LLC facility in Bridgeton, a 17,000-square-foot building constructed of timber, brick...
Statutory increases in the pension and health-care contributions required of justices and judges violates the "no-diminution" clause of the New Jersey Constitution, with regard to those currently in
...Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Jacobs Re-elected as Educational Facilities Head ...
...and sells X-ray and metal-detection devices for use in public facilities around the world. Tecapro is a private, state-owned company that was...
New Jersey Law Journal
...Ahlers v. Rabinowitz (Argued: December 7, 2011 Before: JACOBS, Chief Judge, CABRANES and WESLEY, Circuit Judges. Plaintiff...
...2008. That date was more than 10 years after most of the facilities at South Woods State Prison were put into use and prisoners were...
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