The New Jersey Judiciary will provide time for parties in residential landlord-tenant matters to have their eviction cases adjourned while their financial assistance applications are pending.
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The New Jersey Judiciary has vacated or dismissed nearly 88,000 cases related to certain marijuana and hashish convictions or pending cases since July 1.
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A second woman June 4 filed a lawsuit, in Cape May County Superior Court, against the Marianist Family Retreat Center, in Cape May Point, where she alleges she was molested, as a 12-year-old, from 1978-1979.
The Wildwood Fire Department May 13, at around 1:30 p.m., conducted a routine fire inspection of a multi-unit apartment building, in the 5300 block of Pacific Avenue.
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By the sidewalk May 25, 2020, in a nondescript corner in Minneapolis, just over 1,000 miles from Cape May County, over eight minutes and 46 seconds, George Floyd died under a 19-year police veteran’s knee.
The New Jersey Judiciary has equipped state courthouses with special rooms that allow court users with limited or no access to technology to participate in judicial functions during the Covid health crisis.
Civil jury trials will return in a virtual format on a limited and temporary basis, under a Supreme Court order issued Jan. 7.
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Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey H. Sutherland and Middle Township Police Chief Christopher Leusner announced the arrest of Emanuel Rodriquez, 40, of Burleigh, for attempted murder charges.
The governing bodies of both Avalon and Stone Harbor have entered into a new shared services agreement that will result in a shared court to be located at Avalon Borough Hall, starting Jan. 1, 2021.
A Supreme Court order issued Oct. 8 provides a plan for the statewide return of grand juries, ending a delay that has affected thousands of defendants held in custody since the start of the COVID-19 health crisis.
