New Jersey Law Journal
...Southern District of New York, the plaintiffs...the plaintiffs. The judge issued a comprehensive...Appeals for the Federal Circuit reversed. Each...
...Federal courts officials have...threat cases in New York and Boston...letter signed by Judge Julia Gibbons of...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...review in five new cases to be...have proven that federal agencies can't...Scalia added, "Judges should not waste...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...magistrate judge for the district court in New Jersey. Prior to joining the bench in 2006, she served nine years as assistant federal public...
... — Federal prosecutors filed papers...U.S. District Judge Dickinson Debevoise...
...Please send items to New Jersey Law Journal, P.O...INN OF COURT — Judge Anne Thompson chapter meeting, Wed...
...12-2-9998 New Jersey Anesthesia Associates v. Blackburn...
...Civil Service Commission decision upholding his removal from his employment with the New Jersey State Parole Board for conduct unbecoming a public employee after he...
...Award Of Extra Heavy Duty Towing Contracts In Zone C On The New Jersey Turnpike, App. Div. (per curiam) (15 pp.) Appellant Haines Towing...
...country. A recent federal decision, certifying a class of...Francisco Martinez, whom an immigration judge found not mentally competent to...
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