New Jersey Law Journal
...PPL Corp. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, No. 12-43; U.S. Supreme Court; opinion by...
...Judge Patricia Costello says transferring judges across county lines is not a new practice, but admits that Essex has never seen as many judges from...
...lawyer hailing from New Jersey, was sworn in...female Asian-American commissioner of the agency...
...2-9811 Hill v. New Jersey Racing Commission, App. Div...
...Sandler in Roseland and past president of NJWLA; Jennifer Velez, commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Human Services; U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Judith Wizmur...
...persons" subject to the New Jersey Civil Rights Act. The appellate...
The Assembly has overwhelming approved a measure that would divest certain state agency heads of their power to reject or modify the rulings of administrative law judges
...legislative appointment of 42 jury commissioners to be allotted to counties...was "to offer each new judge the opportunity to extend...
...Garfield Junkyard Inc. is the prior owner of a commercial property in Jersey City, where it operated a used auto parts business and stored damaged...
...business recognized in New York v. Burger...is denied, the commissioner may order that...York and New Jersey, App. Div...
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