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A New Jersey Supreme Court panel is studying whether to cut back on the generous portions of peremptory challenges served up at state trials, and trial lawyers don't like it one bit. At present, New Jersey allows significantly more peremptories per party in both civil and criminal trials than the national average. The Trial Attorneys of New Jersey have already launched a vitriolic opposition to any attempt on behalf of the panel to contract voir dire.
June 28, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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