Pg. 1In its first decision on charter schools since giving public school districts the right to challenge a charter application, an appellate panel last week sent the bid of the […]
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Northeast Edition ISSUES & OVERVIEW Pg. 16 Two recent litigation trends are causing major concern among defense counsel: class action abuse and "junk science," both of which can result in
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Legal Aspects, Public WorksNo.12, Vol 134; Pg 80 A small surveying firm recently won a challenge to the New Jersey set-asides law in a landmark ruling with national implications. The
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Attorney General Peter Harvey is trying to preserve New Jersey’s state contract set-aside program – one he’s already conceded is unconstitutional With $12 billion in Abbott v. Burke school construction
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"The current structure of the New York Court system cannot be defended. It is inefficient, costly to litigants and generally not conducive to the swift and sure administration of
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Atlantic Legal Foundation, a public interest law firm, for the past decade has advocated the application of sound scientific principles in legal and regulatory proceedings. Atlantic Legal has represented many
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A legal foundation here that is affiliated with a similar one headed by James G. Watt until he became Secretary of the Interior is seeking to intervene in a court
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When Joseph P. Galda, a member of the conservative Young Americans for Freedom and of Consumer Alert, enrolled as a Rutgers University freshman here, he was appalled to learn that
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Eight students from various campuses of the State University of New York have charged that the mandatory diversion of funds for student activities to a public-interest law firm is unconstitutional.
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