U.S. Supreme Court struck down previous debt forgiveness plan

The plan would have benefited more than 1 million borrowers in NJ

The Division on Civil Rights finds probable cause in three cases

Acting on arguably the most significant proposal in any legislative session in the dead of night, without public debate, fosters distrust

Kimberly Mutcherson, professor of law at Rutgers University, discusses the decision

State protections still in place, but advocates fear federal rules that could impact NJ

The companies object to federal requirement that they pay for third-party monitors

Status quo remains, mifepristone will stay on the market

US Supreme Court ruling that blocked restriction expires midnight Wednesday

A lower-court ruling had earlier suspended approval of and access to mifepristone

Tenor of discussion seemed to favor New Jersey

A number of Republican-led states say Biden program exceeds bounds of executive authority

Aim of John Lewis Voting Rights Act of New Jersey is to ensure equitable access to voting

More than 1.1 million people from New Jersey applied, according to Politico

US Supreme Court decision on Roe v. Wade left the door open to other challenges

Casino owners assert their right as private property owners to ban firearms

Senate President Nick Scutari predicts that most of it will remain in place

And what should we watch for in 2023?

The measure adds strict concealed-carry limits

Lawmakers did not pass a provision providing paid sick leave for workers