New Jersey Law Journal
The state Supreme Court hears arguments in a case that may help determine the price tag for protecting the New Jersey shoreline from destructive storms like Hurricane Sandy. Harvey Cedars v. Karan is
Short takes on lawyers, judges and firms
...defense attorneys and judges who feel restricted by sentencing laws. Sens. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., and Rand Paul, R-Ky., on Wednesday introduced...
...history only after an applicant has been found preliminarily qualified. Sens. Sandra Cunningham of Hudson County, Raymond Lesniak of Union County and Teresa...
...grievance lodged last June by Sen. Richard Codey, with fellow Essex Democratic Sens. Nia Gill and Ronald Rice. ACJC reports usually are confidential...
The New Jersey Assembly passes a constitutional amendment and an enabling statute that would change the way judges of joint and central municipal courts are appointed
The New Jersey Assembly approves legislation that would amend the Open Public Records Act to add personal email addresses to the list of items that must be redacted before a document is released to t
...Gov. Christine Todd Whitman nominated him as Camden County prosecutor. Democratic state Sens. John Adler and Wayne Bryant threatened to exercise senatorial courtesy to block...
The Assembly Judiciary Committee recommends passage of a bill that would protect the custody and visitation rights of parents facing long-term military deployment
A bill that would do away with New Jersey's 72-hour marriage-license waiting period was voted out of committee Monday, but without a provision that would have made annulments easier
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