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By Brian Lee | May 6, 2024
"Public confidence is irretrievably lost in a judge who engages in the criminal sale of drugs, and the resulting damage to the integrity of the court system is immeasurable," said Commission Administrator and Counsel Robert Tembeckjian.
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By Marianna Wharry | May 6, 2024
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By Cheryl Miller | May 3, 2024
Gov. Gavin Newsom gave interim appointments to four candidates who were elected to judgeships in March. The appointments allow them to serve as judges before their terms begin in January.
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By Cheryl Miller | May 3, 2024
The state bar said cold temperatures, long bathroom lines and other issues that occurred at the Cow Palace testing site did not impact applicants' scores.
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By Brian Lee | May 3, 2024
The settlement in principle accounts for New Jersey-based Amneal's role in fueling the national epidemic of opioid addictions and overdoses, New York and California said in separate statements.
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By ALM Staff | May 3, 2024
This ruling was selected and summarized by the New York Law Journal's decision editors.
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By Michael A. Mora | May 3, 2024
"I'd rather take my chances and preserve life than being reversed," the Miami-Dade Circuit Court judge ruled.
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By Cheryl Miller | May 2, 2024
The Commission on Judicial Performance said Superior Court Judge Tony Mallery committed numerous acts of misconduct, including retaliating against lawyers who moved to disqualify him for prejudice.
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By Brian Lee | May 2, 2024
Its enactment, advocates say, would prevent the governor and legislature from rerouting money from the IOLA fund in future state budgets.
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By Charles Toutant | May 2, 2024
"What they're telling us now is it's not impossible for New Jerseyans to comply with both the Controlled Substances Act and CREAMMA. Nearly every act that an individual or a cannabis business might undertake pursuant to CREAMMA will still subject them to exposure under federal law. And that's kind of where the court hangs its hat," said Ryan Magee of McCarter & English.
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