judiciary.state.nj.us

• Answering Dumb Questions About Court

OK, dumb question time. That's how Andrew, a Lincoln Park reader, kicked off his query about the workings of that municipal institution called traffic court. Andrew wants to know if it's "possible to appeal a traffic ticket conviction."

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• April 29, 2011

• The uncertainty surrounding "design" in design defect cases.

• Defense Counsel Journal
• Vol. 76 Nbr. 4, October 2009

• Trying to Put the Past to Rest ; Ex-Offenders Aim to Clear Records

When Mary Lindseywent to a job fair at Valley Hospital, she thought she was on her way to a decent job with benefits, after more than a decade as a home health attendant, earning $9.25 an hour without health insurance. I had my little suit on, my briefcase, my resumes," she said. The job fair led her to a promising interview with a woman in human resources hiring a therapy assistant.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• July 01, 2008

• Employers Warn Court Ruling May Hurt Workers ; See Possible End of Disability Leaves

When John Sarno argues before the state Supreme Court next week, his message to workers will be as simple as, "Careful what you ask for. Sarno, the president of the Employers Association of New Jersey, will try to persuade the high court to reconsider a judge's decision that a casino wrongly fired an employee who was out of work for an extended period during a difficult pregnancy.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• January 11, 2005