New Jersey Leaders Urge Amendments to Judicial System
A public appeal extols changing the judiciary to reduce delays and broaden access. Wilton Van Byckle Pitney Witney and others are praised for their service and urged to support constitutional amendments to empower the Supreme Court and streamline county and appellate processes.
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Legal Reform in New Jersey Spurs Judicial Change Debate
A New Jersey courtman outlines proposed amendments to constitutional rules on trial courts and appellate pathways. The plan shifts jurisdiction to a unified system, clarifies chancery duties, and seeks to reduce delays while preserving protections for defendants.
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