A New Jersey man has confessed to the 1979 murder of Etan Patz, a 6-year-old boy who vanished on his way to school in lower Manhattan 33 years ago Friday,…
An assistant corporation counsel accused of threatening a lawsuit against his boss unless he got a promotion and some cash has been suspended from law practice for a year.
A New Jersey judge has approved a plan by the state attorney general to subpoena legal-fee information concerning 20 of 34 defendants indicted in 2010 on charges they participated in…
Convicted last week of using a webcam to spy on his then-roommate while he was having sex with another man, a former Rutgers University student now says he’s very sorry…
A former Rutgers University student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate’s same-sex tryst has been found guilty on multiple charges but acquitted of bias intimidation today…
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie isn’t second-guessing his response to a Rutgers University law student who opposed the merger of his school’s Camden campus with Rowan University.
Although a New Jersey judge reminded jurors not only daily but before each break not to do Internet research concerning the case, one juror apparently failed to get the message.
Testifying in a federal bribery case that began this week in Oklahoma City against a former state senate leader who is also an attorney, a former law partner of another…
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