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Blacks and whites differ on trust in state's criminal justice system . . . . Even the fairness of the jury system is subject to different perceptions: 77% of whites . .July 24, 2006

March 15, 2006 Criticizing the Courts While 40% say federal courts legislating from the bench is a very serious problem, just 33% say . .

The New Star Chamber: The New Jersey Family Court And The Prevention Of Domestic Violence Act by David N. Heleniak, Esq.

Victims-of-Law Responds to New Jersey Law Journal -- 10-17-05

Impeach New Jersey Supreme Court Justices

NJ Supreme Court A ‘Law-Breaking’ Joke!

Gordon Bishop On the Issues

Judicial Tyrants Rule New Jersey

The New Jersey Committee of Safety

New Jersey's fascist court

by: Joseph Farah, WorldNetDaily

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How Cases are Fixed in New Jersey

(By ignoring the Rule of Law,
Rules of court & rules of evidence with total immunity)

New Jersey's Corrupt Attorney Grievance System -- 9-17-06 Updated 4-24-07

A Full Investigation by the FBI is a necessity to halt the corruption and fraud in the New Jersey Judiciary including its Office of Attorney Ethics, Disciplinary Review Board, & Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct

Victims-of-Law Respond to a New Jersey Law Journal -- 10-17-05

WARNING TO N.J. Property Owners -- 5-30-05

The Ultimate Consumer Fraud Violator: The New Jersey Judiciary

Dorothy Mataras

New Jersey Judges Deceive the Public by Deliberate Omissions, Concealments, Misquotes & Fraud -- see example

Judicial Appointments & Nominations
Case Fixing & Rule Breaking

The Politics of Judicial Horse-Trading in New Jersey

Marianne Espinosa-Murphy -- Potential Judicial Nominee -- Again

EXCLUSIVE: Victims-of-Law, Inc. -- 6/16/05

Political donations often pave way to seat on the bench

Perspective on How Cases are Fixed in the N.J. Judicial Branch -- 6/30/05

Open Letter to Marianne Espinosa -- by: Dorothy Mataras w/ exhibits

Updates: "Criminal Judge" nominee, Marianne Espinosa -- 7/2/05

Culture of Corruption Continues Unabated in New Jersey -- 7/2/05

Espinosa's Judgeship was a foregone conclusion. -- 7/3/05

Playing judicial twister -- 7-20-05

By Herb Jackson, Record Columnist
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New Jersey’s Gag Rule

On May 2, 2005, attorney Richard Gutman, Esq., argued before the New Jersey Supreme Court in support of his client’s challenge to the New Jersey attorney discipline system’s “gag rule.” The argument before the court can be viewed by clicking HERE. Click HERE to read Gutman’s brief, the government’s brief and the New Jersey State Bar Association’s amicus curiae brief as well as a Supreme Court Committee’s report and recommendation regarding the “gag rule.”

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Intolerance police strike in N.J. -- 7-25-05

New Jersey Laws from "Dumb Laws"

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