New Jersey Law Journal
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...Gov. Chris Christie proposed a merger between Rutgers-Camden and nearby Rowan University. Uncertainty over the Camden law school's future hampered...
An Ocean County school district will have to pay out of pocket for failing to protect a student from years of bullying based on his sexual orientation
...medical education, but also proposed the merger of Rutgers-Camden into Rowan University. This past August, Gov. Chris Christie signed legislation reflecting most of...
...Glassboro needs multiple conflict defenders because it is the site of Rowan University and groups of students are sometimes arrested and apply for defenders...
...the governor's plan to subsume Rutgers University's Camden campus, including the law school, into Rowan University. • Legal Services of...
...is appointed general counsel and vice president for governmental relations at Rowan University. Noteworthy John...
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