Rutgers Law Alumna Fabiana Pierre-Louis Becomes First Black Woman on New Jersey Supreme Court | Rutgers Law
New Jersey loses at U.S. Supreme Court in bid to stop pipeline | Reuters
New Jersey Supreme Court's 2015-16 Term Starts This Week | New Jersey Civil Justice Institute
New Jersey Supreme Court - Ballotpedia
New Jersey Supreme Court dismisses Republican challenge to congressional map - POLITICO
Justice Albin turns 70, creating third N.J. Supreme Court vacancy - New Jersey Monitor
Experts can conclude if plaintiffs fake injuries, N.J. high court rules - WHYY
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Prison mandate for teen killers fought at top NJ court | Courthouse News Service
New Jersey Supreme Court Suspends Englewood Municipal Judge — Pascack Press & Northern Valley Press
Vote: Should voters decide if N.J. Supreme Court justices should keep their jobs? - nj.com
New Jersey's first black Supreme Court Justice praise Pierre-Louis nomination - New Jersey Globe
Supreme Court of New Jersey - Wikipedia
Sanders sworn in as New Jersey Superior Court justice | News | cherokeephoenix.org
Daughter of Immigrants to Be 1st Black Woman on N.J. Supreme Court - The New York Times
New Jersey Courts - New Supreme Court Justice Fabiana Pierre-Louis was sworn in this afternoon by Justice Jaynee LaVecchia in a private ceremony. | Facebook
N.J. Supreme Court knows justice system has a race problem, plans changes within a year - nj.com
Senate confirms 12 new Superior Court judges - New Jersey Globe
New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice to Keynote Commencement - Montclair State University
NEW VOICES: Former New Jersey Supreme Court Justices Discuss the Failure of the Death Penalty Law | Death Penalty Information Center
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N.J. judge may decide whether state must fix school segregation
New Jersey sends first Black woman to state Supreme Court
New Jersey Supreme Court nominee could become first African-American woman to serve on state's highest court | PhillyVoice
