
Interview: Timothy McGoughran, president of the New Jersey State Bar Association

Interview: Timothy McGoughran, president of the New Jersey State Bar Association

Interview: Tim McGoughran, president of New Jersey State Bar Association
NJ Spotlight NewsThe vacancies caused a severe backlog of cases
(AP Photo/Brennan Linsley, File)Will Senate president call a summer session to fill more judicial vacancies?


Currently, New Jersey's Superior Court has 67 vacancies
(Joe Lamberti/Camden Courier-Post via AP, Pool)Sen. Shirley Turner moves to raise the retirement age from 70 to 75

NJ's court system is understaffed, contributing to the state's high hail population
NJ Spotlight NewsInterview with Thomas Prol, a founding member of Garden State Equality
(NJ Spotlight News)President of NJ State Bar Association hopes it does not come to legal action over judicial vacancies

Right now, there are 74 judge positions open in the state, according to New Jersey Courts.

Former Gov. Jim Florio reflected on his autobiography, which ranges from his early life, to battles in Trenton, to the issues that matter to him ...

The president of the New Jersey State Bar Association, Miles Winder III, says that while the appointment of a New Jersey Supreme Court justice is ...

No break in the stalemate over bills to save Atlantic City from bankruptcy. The governor fights the Assembly speaker and the mayor refutes their facts. ...

Saving the chief justice's job. Did the bar association overstate things in their call on the governor? Look up. Air power in the garden state ...

The New Jersey State Bar Association urges Gov. Chris Christie to reappoint New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart Rabner.

A New Jersey congressman says it’s time to end the shutdown. Plus warnings about the New Jersey courts. And charges against a powerful politician.

Senate leaders will hold a hearing on Faustino Fernandez-Vina, but some involved in law say the war between Gov. Christie and Senate Democrats over Supreme ...

Kevin McCann, President of the New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA), says a legal hotline is available for those affected by the storm.