New Jersey Law Journal
...of the New York City Police Department had been running surveillance operations on Muslim houses of worship and businesses in Newark since the mid-2000s...
...Journal, P.O. Box 20081, Newark 07101, Attention: CALENDAR, or rstack...Local Government Law Section board of directors meeting, Tues., 12:30...
...0214 Lavezzi v. State of New Jersey, App. Div...of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Newark, App. Div. (per curiam...
...A suit by the state attorney general attempted to block the city of Newark from removing human remains from an old burial ground sought to...
...real estate practice of McCarter & English in Newark welcomes back Montgomery McCracken...
...The Division of Gaming Enforcement Director...Monday ordered Atlantic City's casinos to...Salas in Newark dismissed his suit...
...President–elect Ellen Schwartz, of Ramatowski Spilka & Schwartz in...of Margulies Wind in Jersey City. ...
...Luis Freites appeals from the sanction imposed on him by the superintendent of the New Jersey Division of State Police for behaving in an unofficial...
...Named Vice Chair Of LGBT Rights Section...convention in Atlantic City. A labor and...amp; English in Newark, who presented the...
...Publications, Akzo Nobel, Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. and the city council and mayor of Newark. His estate litigation has involved some of the world...
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