New Jersey Supreme Court

New Jersey's Supreme Court justices this Monday expect to rule on a legal battle between a Harvey Cedars couple and borough officials. The outcome might determine the direction and scope of beach replenishment projects on the norther barrier peninsula, and elsewhere on the Jersey coast, by the Army Corps of Engineers.

Today, Governor Chris Christie nominated Board of Public Utilities president Bob Hanna and Superior Court Judge David Bauman to fill two vacant seats on the State Supreme Court.

Today, the State Senate Labor Committee held the public hearing required by law on a measure that would ask voters in November if they'd like to amend the constitution to give the legislature the authority to force judges to pay more.

New Jersey jurors are going to be told to take eyewitness identifications of suspects with a grain of salt.

Reaction to the Senate Judiciary Panel's vote rejecting Phillip Kwon's nomination to the New Jersey Supreme Court.

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee have been absolutely grilling one of Governor Chris Christie’s two nominees for the State Supreme Court. Since 11 a.m. this morning Phil Kwon has been relentlessly asked about a New York liquor store owned by his mother and wife that made cash deposits just under the amount that would trigger a federal reporting requirement. The family forfeited $160,000

New Jersey Supreme Court nominee Phillip Kwon is being questioned about his ties to a political party as Democrats consider the balance of power on the court.

Even since before taking office and definitely since he's been Governor, Chris Christie's favorite punching bag has been the New Jersey Education Association although he is quick to praise good teachers.

New Jersey's Supreme Court has ruled that the final constitutional decision in an election residency dispute should be made by federal judges, not them.

Those loveable, madcap scamps at the New Jersey Supreme Court have decided to jump nimbly over the normal judicial processand hear the case of the New Jersey judiciary's protest over having to make the same contributions as other public workers toward their healthcare and retirement. Last month