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Chief Justice Stuart Rabner’s decision is a win for a Treasury worker who sued New Jersey over a regulation barring employees from speaking about investigations into harassment or discrimination claims. The post State can’t request victims’ silence in sexual harassment probes, high court rules appeared first on New Jersey Monitor.

New Jersey’s Supreme Court recently confirmed that the testimony of drug recognition expert is reliable enough to be used as evidence in court against impaired drivers.

From the blog of Alan Silverstein at The Times of Israel

Ms. Way, New Jersey’s secretary of state, was selected for the post after Sheila Y. Oliver, the former lieutenant governor, died in office Aug. 1.

Secretary of State Tahesha Way was sworn in Friday as New Jerseys third lieutenant governor.

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Justice Rachel Wainer Apter was sworn in as Associate Justice to the New Jersey Supreme Court before a packed and standing room-only audience at the Kaplen JCC on the Palisades last Thursday, May 11. She had first been nominated by Gov.

The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs will launch its SPIA in New Jersey initiative with a half-day of presentations and panel discussions the morning of Friday, April 28. The event begins at 9 a.m. in Arthur Lewis Auditorium in Robertson Hall and is open to the public.

2022 Law Power 50: Meet the most influential men and women in New Jersey's legal profession.

A split New Jersey Supreme Court granted parole Tuesday to a former militant convicted in...