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The law, it is a-changin' - at least in the area of employee compensation for work-related injuries. The enactment of the Workers' Compensation Act in 1911 guaranteed compensation on a schedul
By Paula A. Franzese and Daniel J. O'Hern | March 28, 2005
On Nov. 17, 2004, acting Gov. Richard Codey appointed us special ethics counsel, charged with the responsibility of recommending ethics reforms for the executive branch of New Jersey's governm
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Four new inmates were summoned into the office of Warden Kraft at Jackson State Prison, a maximum-security facility, for cell assignment. Warden: You, Morton, step forward. What are yo
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If he has his way, by the end of his time in office, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott will have undone many of the federal and state civil rights laws that protect Texans against government
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Who speaks for the United States on the world stage? Clearly, the federal government has the main role. But can the states break in with their divergent views? The Supreme Court in June essent
By Evan P. Schultz | September 14, 2001
Last Tuesday, an online discussion among law professors was interrupted with urgent news: "Folks, for goodness' sake please turn on your TV or radio. Both World Trade towers are gone, part of
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