New Jersey Law Journal
The New Jersey Trafficking Prevention, Protection and Treatment Act signed by the governor on May 6 is a comprehensive and ground-breaking law that will put the state at the forefront of the fight ag
...zone on Route 130. Buckley, who was wearing a seat belt, suffered minor injuries; Zerby, who was unbelted, died later at a hospital. ...
...the officer's deviation from the actual state of the law was minor. William O'Driscoll, found with an open bottle of alcohol...
The judgment of guardianship terminating parental rights is affirmed as to two children but vacated as to the third child
The developer's notice of public hearings using incorrect lot numbers did not deprive the planning board of jurisdiction to decide its conditional-use application
Opinions not approved for publication
...injury action, the court approved a structured settlement in favor of the minor-plaintiff. His then counsel disbursed $647,156.96 of his funds to...
...was apprehensive that he would be fired if he made even a minor mistake at work. Reilly described felling "awkward" when friends and...
Opinions not approved for publication
...A bill to establish a diversionary program for minor offenses in municipal court has won Assembly approval. Under ...
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