New Jersey Law Journal...A. 2B:12-9, that Municipal Court Judge Dennis P. McInerney, is designated as the Presiding Judge-Municipal Courts for Vicinage 3 (Burlington County...
...A. 2B:12-9, Municipal Court Judge William T. Kelleher, Jr., is designated as the Presiding Judge-Municipal Courts for Vicinage 13 (Hunterdon, Somerset...
...A. 2B:12-9, that Municipal Court Judge James M. Newman, is designated as the Presiding Judge-Municipal Courts for Vicinage 9 (Monmouth), effective...
...A. 2B:12-9, that Municipal Court Judge Roger T. Haley is designated as the Presiding Judge-Municipal Courts for Vicinage 7 (Mercer) effective...
...A. 2B:12-9, that Municipal Court Judge Thomas M. North is designated as the Presiding Judge-Municipal Courts for Vicinage 15 (Cumberland/Gloucester...
...A. 2B:12-9, that Municipal Court Judge James A. Liguori is designated as the Presiding Judge-Municipal Courts for Vicinage 14 (Ocean), effective...
...9, that, in addition to his regular duties, Superior Court Judge David E. Krell is designated as the Acting Presiding Judge-Municipal Courts for Vicinage...
...SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY It is ORDERED that the attached amendments...
...2B:12-9, that Municipal Court (Middlesex), effective...of the Vicinage 8 Assignment Judge, Presiding Judge-Municipal Courts...
...The Supreme Court invites written comments on the...Courts Dated: January 9, 2008 SUPREME COURT...
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