Judge Herman Michels, a fixture in the New Jersey judiciary for a quarter century, who served as the Appellate Division’s top judge and headed commissions that revamped the attorney-disciplinary process and brought video cameras into the courts, died on Dec. 31 after a long illness. He was 83.
Michels — who until his death was of counsel at Gibbons in Newark — spent half his professional career on the bench, primarily in the appeals court. During his 25 years there, he authored upwards of 3,000 opinions, 400 of them published.
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