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Presiding judges are barnstorming New Jersey to bring the bar up to speed on the no-nonsense civil procedures that take effect on Sept. 5, with the aim of speeding litigation and ending the myriad, quirky vicinage practices in the state. The new rules are sweeping and they'll be enforced; but the good news is, they kind of make sense.
July 10, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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