Unable to wrangle the necessary votes at the end of legislative session Monday, Democratic lawmakers sidelined a bid Monday to make the Garden State the 11th to legalize recreational marijuana.
Read moreDo-it-yourself gun kits, supposedly difficult to trace, weren’t able to slip past New Jersey’s top law enforcement officer.
Read moreA New Jersey college lecturer who lost his job after he touted Adolph Hitler as “a great European leader” does not have a case for defamation, a federal judge ruled.
Read moreThe Senate on Tuesday confirmed a former legal adviser to ex-New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to a seat on the Third Circuit.
Read moreThe homeless man and a woman who raised $400,000 on GoFundMe with a bogus rescue story pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal charges.
Read moreThe Supreme Court took up a case Monday that asks whether patent and trademark challengers who appear in U.S. District Court must pay attorneys’ fees as well as other agency expenses.
Read moreBill Baroni, the convicted ex-crony of former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, was resentenced Tuesday to 18 months in federal prison.
Read moreLawyers for a pair of accused drug dealers urged the New Jersey Supreme Court to bar their prosecution for a New Yorker’s overdose, saying state law does not cover conduct across the river.
Read moreA New Jersey appeals court revived extortion charges Tuesday against a man said to have tried to blackmail a money manager before several Playboy bunnies accused him of rape.
Read moreMost corporate executives tasked with enforcing insider-trading rules might understand to keep their own noses clean as well. But at Apple, home of the slogan “Think Different,” the official given this role now faces federal charges.
Read moreAccusing the Securities and Exchange Commission of retaliating against him for “going rogue,” former informant Guy Gentile brought a federal complaint Friday to quash old subpoenas against him.
Read moreA federal judge dealt a $100,000 fine Thursday to Fuel Bio One LLC, of Elizabeth, New Jersey, for discharging more than 45,000 gallons of wastewater from its commercial biodiesel fuel production facility into the Arthur Kill, a waterway separating New Jersey from Staten Island, New York.
Read moreReloading in a court battle over the dissemination of 3D-printable firearms, gun-rights activists brought a federal complaint Tuesday against New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal.
Read moreAn armed man who entered a UPS processing facility Monday morning and held two women hostage for several hours was shot and killed by police as he left the building with the women, authorities said.
Read moreA former New Jersey alderman and a group of residents sued the mayor of Dover, claiming a recently enacted ordinance removing authority from aldermen is nothing more than a “dictatorial” power grab.
Read moreA lawyer for New Jersey faced tough questions Monday from the state Supreme Court while arguing that workers who lost jobs they never quite started are disqualified from collecting unemployment.
Read moreConceived by a group of New Jersey high school students, a bill President Donald Trump signed this week mandates the public disclosure of the FBI’s closed case files on murders of black people during the civil rights movement.
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