Today is the first day of the 2024-25 Court term. No Supreme Court opinions, and no published Appellate Division decisions, were issued. That is not unusual for the beginning of ...
During this blog’s early August break, the Appellate Division issued three published opinions. Here are summaries: T.B. v. I.W., ___ N.J. Super. ___ (App. Div. 2024). This was an appeal ...
Chief Justice Rabner announced that Judge Accurso has been assigned to the Appellate Division’s Part C for the period of September 1, 2024-October 31, 2024. The relevant Order is here. ...
The 2024-25 General Assignment has been issued and is available here. As was true in the 2023-24 Term, there are seven Parts. All but Part C, which has five judges, ...
With Justice Solomon reaching mandatory retirement age in August, it was widely reported that Governor Murphy would nominate John Hoffman to fill that seat. Today, the Governor did just that. ...
As discussed here, Judges Augostini, Bergman, Jacob, and Torregrossa-O’Connor were temporarily assigned to particular Parts of the Appellate Division for the period of March 25-May 19, 2024. Chief Justice Rabner ...
In an Order available here, Chief Justice Rabner announced the summer Part schedule for the Appellate Division. The term “Summer Parts,” which has not been formally used by the courts ...
In orders dated yesterday and published this morning, Chief Justice Rabner announced significant changes in the Appellate Division. Four new judges have been temporarily elevated to that court, while a ...
In an Order available here, Chief Justice Rabner announced that, effective March 11, 2024, Judge Mayer will become Presiding Judge of Part G of the Appellate Division. This is the ...
Judge Haas, the Presiding Judge of the Appellate Division’s Part D, will soon reach age 70, the mandatory judicial retirement age. As a result, as stated in a February 12 ...