New Jersey’s federal district has a complement of 12 magistrate judges — the highest number in its history — and in practitioners’ views they form an incredibly competent cadre.
Lawyers responding to the Law Journal survey this year rated these judges better in all nine performance categories than the district judges they serve, with an overall score of 8.73 that was 5.39 percent higher than the district judges’ score of 8.28.
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