Crisis pregnancy centers ask Supreme Court to revive suit against New Jersey
A New Jersey crisis pregnancy center operator has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to revive its federal lawsuit seeking to block ...
Parents can see police body cam video of child abuse complaint, N.J. Supreme Court rules
A Morris County family is entitled to see body camera video of a police interview in which a father reported the alleged ...
‘The Decision Will Help Others’: NJ Supreme Court Reverses Appellate Div. in OPRA Claim Over Body-Worn Camera Footage
My clients felt like this denial of access was an injustice and they are thrilled that the Supreme Court has finally ruled in ...
N.J. Supreme Court to mull challenge to ruling that made some police records public
The case stems from the 2019 gun arrest of a Jersey City police lieutenant, who shot at guests during a party at his home.
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A judge blocked Trump’s executive order eliminating birthright citizenship. New Jersey immigrants are still fearful
A group that supports immigrants in South Jersey is launching Rapid Response ICE watch teams and holding Know Your Right ...
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New Jersey Appellate Court Affirms Rescission of Policies Based on Law Firm’s Misrepresentation in Applications
In a win for Wiley’s client, a New Jersey appellate court, applying New Jersey law, affirmed a trial court’s decision rescinding four ...
Bodycam Records Rules Relaxed by New Jersey Supreme Court (1)
New Jersey police can’t automatically refuse to disclose bodycam footage of people who aren’t arrested or charged, even if ...
N.J. Supreme Court expands access to police body camera footage
State laws on public record access and police body-cam footage can conflict on disclosure, requiring the state Supreme Court ...
'A More Nuanced Issue': NJ Supreme Court Considers Appellate Rules for Personal Injury Judgments
Thus, even if we concluded that [plaintiff] met prong one, she is unable to show that prevailing on the trial court ...
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Grant retiring as state court director, Blee named as successor
Glenn A. Grant, the controversial acting director of the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts, is stepping down and ...
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In New Jersey school segregation case, an end to mediation talks nears
Plaintiffs who sued New Jersey to fix its deeply rooted racially and socioeconomically segregated school system say in court ...
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Longtime NJ state courts director to retire in March
Vicinage Assignment Judge Michael Blee will succeed Judge Glenn Grant, who served as acting administrative director of the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts for 16 years.