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A state judge will allow a punitive damages claim to go through on behalf of the widow of a man shot to death in a carjacking at the mall,
In a recent drunk driving case, a woman from Pennsylvania admitted to drinking several beers and five shots of liquor before she got behind the wheel last December, in a wrong-way crash that left a New Jersey man dead, and...
In February 2013, Melrose Place actress Amy Locane was convicted of vehicular homicide in a drunk driving crash, but now, her three-year prison sentence could be the least of her problems, drunk driving attorneys in New...
Appellate judges in New Jersey threw out a murder conspiracy conviction last week, ruling that the physical fights between the jurors compromised the entire case, especially the verdict that the jury returned. Violence and...
A New Jersey appeals court recently ruled that the state child-protection agency could not place a local mother’s name on a neglect and abuse registry, because the agency waited five years to take action,
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