"Attorneys must allow an additional hour or more in their schedules to ensure they will be able to enter the building in time for their scheduled court or administrative hearings," New Jersey State Bar President Jeralyn Lawrence wrote.
December 30, 2022 at 04:16 PM
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Attorneys practicing in Newark’s immigration court say they are growing frustrated about standing in line for more than an hour in cold and rainy weather before entering the building.
New Jersey State Bar Association President Jeralyn Lawrence wrote to the local General Services Administration manager on Dec. 19, asking administrators to open a second entrance during the morning rush at the Peter W. Rodino Jr. Federal Building in Newark, but the agency has not responded.
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Peter W. Rodino Jr. Federal Office Building at 940 Broad St. in Newark, New Jersey. Credit: Jim.henderson via Wikimedia Commons
