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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,
Immigrant parents, especially those who are struggling to get by, often find that America’s public school system is an answer to their needs—in a public school, their children can receive an education, no matter what...
In a precedented ruling last month, the New Jersey appeals court determined that a woman charged with infanticide should have been granted an evidentiary hearing to determine whether her court-appointed lawyer took the...
The final legislation in the New Jersey Senate introduces two new gun-control measures to the state’s laws, both designed to reduce and restrict automatic weapon usage,
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