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Judge rules Alina Habba unlawfully serving as US attorney for New Jersey
"The Executive branch has perpetuated Alina Habba's appointment to act as the United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey through a novel series of legal and personnel moves," Judge Braun w...

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Trump pick Alina Habba rips ‘rogue judges’ for ruling she’s unlawfully serving as NJ’s top federal prosecutor
Former Trump lawyer Alina Habba's appointment as U.S. attorney for New Jersey was 'unlawful,' judge rules
Judge rules former Trump lawyer Alina Habba was unlawfully appointed as US Attorney
A U.S. judge on Thursday ruled that Alina Habba, a former personal lawyer to President Donald Trump, was unlawfully appointed as the acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey and is therefore ineligible to...

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Judge Says Habba Has Served as U.S. Attorney Without Legal Authority
Judge Says Alina Habba Has Been Unlawfully Serving As U.S. Attorney
Judge rules that Alina Habba can't stay in current role as U.S. attorney for NJ
"Ms. Habba has exercised the functions and duties of the office of the United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey without lawful authority since July 1, 2025," Judge Brann wrote in his 77-...

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‘Unqualified’: Alina Habba Ripped For Utterly Bonkers Hot Take On Fox News
Trump’s Dumbest Lawyer Throws a Fit After Judge Gives Her the Boot

These Are The Top 10 Employers In NJ In Forbes Ranking

The article These Are The Top 10 Employers In NJ In Forbes Ranking appeared first on East Brunswick Patch. The best employer in New Jersey is Rochester, NY-based Wegmans, according to a new Forbes ranking released Thursday.

Study ranks women's equality across all 50 states. Here's where New Jersey stands

A WalletHub study published Aug. 18 determined the best and worst states for women's equality in 2025. New Jersey landed at No. 43 overall.
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‘Political pawns’: Delaware, New Jersey sue Trump administration over conditioning crime victims funding on immigration cooperation

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings said $15 million for state crime survivors, shelters and providers is at stake. New Jersey and 18 other states are also suing.
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