City Clerk Did Not Comply With Faulkner Act, But That Did Not Constitute a Violation of the New Jersey Civil Rights Act

Bruce GreenbergMay 30, 2013

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The 2026 Omnibus Rule Amendments

Today, the Supreme Court published an Omnibus Rule Amendment order. It is available here. The amendments take effect on September 1, 2026....

Much to Catch Up On- Part 3

In addition to issuing a slew of opinions in the recent period (to be the subject of another catch-up post), the Supreme Court granted review in five appeals. All involved grants of certification....

Professional and personal obligations sometimes get in the way of keeping up with our courts. July has been full of appellate law developments that deserve attention. This is the first of several posts that will do that....

Much to Catch Up On- Part 2

Chief Justice Rabner has issued the 2026-27 General Assignment Order, which is available here. As regards the Appellate Division, some things have changed while others remain the same....

NJ Appellate Law Blog

City Clerk Did Not Comply With Faulkner Act, But That Did Not Constitute a Violation of the New Jersey Civil Rights Act

The 2026 Omnibus Rule Amendments

Much to Catch Up On- Part 3

Much to Catch Up On- Part 1

Much to Catch Up On- Part 2