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Lawyers will soon have one less excuse for showing up late to court in New Jersey, thanks to the recent announcement of a uniform statewide identification card. The card would replace the different types of cards used in individual counties, with their varying designs and expiration dates. The new card is meant to be easily recognizable by sheriff's officers and will allow a separate line or entrance for lawyers in counties that choose to offer one.
December 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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