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Super Duper Ethics Problem? The magazine New Jersey Monthly recently featured an 85-page advertising supplement devoted primarily to advertisements by firms promoting the
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Habeas Corpus for Secret Detainees It is now common knowledge that the U.S. government is secretly detaining U.S. citizens and foreign nationals, pursuant to President Bush's de
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Writer Disdains Judicial Cheerleading, Journalistic Bias in Seton Hall Controversy Dear Editor: Don Robinson's letter to the editor [a href="http://www.law.com/jsp/nj/P
By Steven C. Bennett | March 25, 2003
One common question in law student interviews for jobs in a law firm concerns the mentoring system a law firm may use. This question, while appropriate in its way, misses the point of most men
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Right To Counsel Many of us, who do not practice in the area of family law, would have been surprised to hear that indigent persons facing incarceration for nonpayment of child
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The free flow of information drives the marketplace of ideas and the marketplace of commerce. People will pay for data about a ballplayer’s batting average, a politician&rsqu
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Academics are beginning to prove what has been obvious to land use practitioners for a long time - housing in New Jersey is grossly overpriced because burdensome regulations artificially suppr
By Charles Tiefer | November 20, 2000
If Florida's Supreme Court rules that the state's electoral votes belong to Vice President Al Gore, should Gov. George W. Bush concede? Or should he instead defy the court and take his fight t
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