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...Mayor and Members of City Council, CAM-L-4699-11...in February, a 7-Eleven regional manager in charge of 88...
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...2-9213 Fennie v. New Brunswick U.A.W. Housing...of the Acting Director, New Jersey Division on Civil Rights (DCR...
...until she was appointed a new guardian because she was not...in violation of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) and...
...EDUCATION 16-2-9134 McKenna v. Andover Regional High School District Bd. of Educa., App. Div. (per curiam) (15...
Legislators are moving swiftly to undo last year's state Supreme Court ruling that allowed rescue squads to be sued for their actions in emergency situations
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