Sylvia Pressler, who earned a place among the giants of modern New Jersey jurisprudence for her work as appeals court judge and as the leading authority on court rules, died on Monday. She was 75.
February 16, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Sylvia Pressler, who earned a place among the giants of modern New Jersey jurisprudence for her work as appeals court judge and as the leading authority on court rules, died on Monday. She was 75.
Pressler, who died at her vacation home on Lake Mohawk in Sparta, had been suffering from lymphoma, her husband David Pressler said.
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