In the more than 20 years that the Law Journal has been asking the New Jersey bar to rate the quality of judging in this state, some things never seem to change.
September 22, 2012 at 06:40 PM
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In the more than 20 years that the Law Journal has been asking the New Jersey bar to rate the quality of judging in this state, some things never seem to change.
The main conclusions that this, our sixth survey, brings out are those we have observed consistently in prior reports
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