The New Jersey Law Journal was recognized for its work covering COVID-19 in the courts, the Supreme Court's rulings on state borrowing and other matters, and legalized marijuana, among other issues.
February 24, 2021 at 11:03 AM
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The New Jersey Law Journal was recognized for its work covering COVID-19 in the courts; Supreme Court rulings on state borrowing during a financial crisis, privacy and more; and the impaired-driving implications of legalized marijuana, among other issues, in receiving four awards from the New Jersey Press Association.
The Law Journal’s honors in the NJPA’s Better Newspaper Contest came in these categories, in the weekly newspaper contest:
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