The New Jersey Law Journal Judicial Survey of Superior Court Judges is a compilation of responses from New Jersey practitioners who were asked to evaluate the comparative strengths and weaknesses of Superior Court judges before whom they have appeared and to opine on their demeanor including any perceived racial, gender or party bias.
The survey, which was first published early in 1989, was preceded by some controversy. In a letter to the Law Journal reprinted in its Nov. 17, 1988, issue, then-Chief Justice Robert Wilentz wrote, “[t]he Supreme Court is unalterably opposed to the New Jersey Law Journal’s statewide judicial survey announced in your Nov. 3 issue.”
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