New Jersey Law Journal
...The court adopted the Advisory Committee for Judicial Conduct's findings...integrity and independence of the judiciary and to avoid not just...
... The New Jersey State Bar Association Board of Trustees, Legislative Committee and Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section all voted to support...
...Pro Bono Requirement. This report also will be available on the Judiciary's internet web site at ...
... The Senate passed the bill...
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...from the Assembly Judiciary Committee with amendments and...received in the Senate and referred to...
...Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, the ranking minority member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, sent back a message that Obama had not nominated anyone for...
...and interested stockholders. The NJSBA Board of Trustees, Legislative Committee and Business Law Section voted to support this legislation because we believe...
...and achieved numerous section objectives. Indeed, I have been on its executive committee for 30 years, and have always played an instrumental role in ensuring...
...for contested State Bar Association posts are garnering endorsements from key sections, committees and outside bar groups, and the two front-runners for the job...
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