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A recent ruling from the state appeals court has clarified who is included in the protections afforded by the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination,
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent choice to not review a ruling that upholds the ban on gay conversion therapy in California, and family...
Evidence from sexual assault cases will be held longer, thanks to a new directive from the acting Attorney General John Hoffman,
Over the past several months, state lawmakers have been discussing options for alimony reform to help divorced and separated couples deal with unexpected losses of income and partnership in the country’s struggling...
Last month, the New Jersey appeals court rejected a constitutional challenge to the statute that makes it illegal to possess or create fake IDs and other government documents, namely Social Security cards and...
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