New Jersey Law Journal
Judges should do more to enforce a court rule that lets them disregard a designation of trial counsel if that lawyer's unavailability will cause unacceptable delays, a state appeals court says
...well as marijuana and drug paraphernalia. NEWARK ARCHDIOCESE It agrees to pay $75,000 to a...
... Doe v. Archdiocese of Newark: The Archdiocese of Newark has paid five men a total...
...party for Superior Court Judge Paul Vichness, shown, was held at the Newark Club on April 15. Vichness, shown, who served on the Essex County...
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Notice to the bar
...an interior stairway at the Weequahic Park Apartments, on Elizabeth Street in Newark. She allegedly fractured both her wrists, requiring open reduction with...
...nine other states and 50 local jurisdictions, including its own cities of Newark and Atlantic City, which have already rallied behind the cause. ...
...need for a warrant. "The apartment had reverted back to the Newark Housing Authority," she said. "It's not only possible that...
...former weapons-testing facility, citing hazards. NEWARK ARCHDIOCESE It will pay $650,000 to five men...
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