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  • New Motor Vehicle Surcharges are a Tax on the Middle Class
  • Read this Article Before You Drink and Drive
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  • Reflections on 25 Years in the Law (Part One)
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  • Sayreville GOP Declares Victory in the Courtroom
  • Settlement of New York class action lawsuit gives new hope to victims of domestic violence
  • Superior Court Rules that Sea Bright Challenge Will Continue
  • Syringe legalization proposal: Slouching toward drug legalization?
  • The "unsafe driving" surcharge will create a backlog in New Jersey's municipal courts
  • The Case of the Missing Emergency Ballots
  • The New Jersey Supreme Court rocks the Jersey City Mayor's race with unanimous ruling.
  • The Penalties for Driving Without Liability Insurance are Unconstitutional
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  • The ACLU Chimes In On the Motor Voter Laws
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