New Jersey Law Journal
...facts and the law, and not political interference.” - Rutgers Camden Law Professor Robert Williams at “A Historical Perspective on Judicial...
The candidates running to be an at-large trustee talk about the issues
...54.32 percent (class of 2012), 56.45 percent (class of 2011); Rutgers-Camden, 62.96 percent, 58.26 percent; and Seton Hall University Law...
...be heading down the aisle. The deans and faculties of Rutgers-Camden and Rutgers-Newark have endorsed in principle a plan to become...
Short takes on lawyers, firms and judges
...and widespread acceptance, including in New Jersey (presently at Seton Hall and Rutgers-Camden law schools and formerly at Rutgers-Newark). In such cases, it...
...state that focused on medical education, but also proposed the merger of Rutgers-Camden into Rowan University. This past August, Gov. Chris Christie signed legislation...
... Legal Anchor — Rutgers-Camden law professor Steven Friedell is becoming a font of...
If there was a common thread for news affecting New Jersey's legal community in 2012, it was how little got done
The New Jersey State Bar Association worked throughout 2012 to promote the professional interests of its members and fairness in the administration of the justice system. Founded in 1899, it has near
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