New Jersey Law Journal
...Federal courts officials have appealed to Congress for emergency funding, saying the judiciary lacks the budget flexibility to absorb the large mandatory spending cuts that...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
A round-up of action from Trenton
...to educating the public about the importance of a fair and independent Judiciary and shine a spotlight on the contributions lawyers make to society, Ralph...
...admission pro bono rule adopted in September 2012 by the New York judiciary. The court appointed acting Director of the Administrative Office of...
...Pro Bono Requirement. This report also will be available on the Judiciary's internet web site at ...
...would be used only to determine indigency. Still, finding the judiciary is obliged to ensure that funds set aside for public-defender services...
...and the governor their say on evidentiary rule changes proposed by the judiciary. Teron Savoy of Lakewood is accused of leading a trafficking...
...Members of the House Judiciary Committee had a number of potentially embarrassing political controversies involving the Obama...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...N.J.S.A. 2A:158A-14 lists factors by which the judiciary determines whether a defendant has the financial capacity to employ private counsel...
...made to the court, was introduced Monday and referred to the Assembly Judiciary Committee. It was spurred by State v. Tedesco...
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