New Jersey Law Journal
...D.W., the plaintiff-wife had given birth to the parties' son, Mark, in April 1987. Around April 2006, the parties' marriage experienced...
...at trial is what, if any, are the applicable rules where a party fails to call a witness with material knowledge of the case. In...
...doing this for years. My opponent, a respectable attorney in her...record. Others may throw lavish parties, but I will continue to...
...By swapping keyword culling for human review, requesting parties seek to diminish reliance on an untrusted opponent's self-interested assessment of the material. Their...
...treasurer — without a viable opponent. State Democrats filed...interest to preserve a two-party election. Five days...
A State Bar Association committee determined Thursday that Thomas Prol, whose run for office instigated a bylaw change requiring that officers practice primarily in New Jersey, satisfies the new stri
...is final unless an aggrieved party appeals. The bylaws, at art...no investigation of Prol's opponent, Nancy Erika Smith, was conducted...
...panels, we are able to appoint counsel more often to represent indigent parties in cases of plausible merit. We have also drawn focus to the...
... Likely proponents and opponents of A-4118 ...
The Supreme Court's historic two-day scrutiny of the issue of same-sex marriage showed the justices as a cautious bunch — wary about ruling on a subject that is new to them, especially when it
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