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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY – ESSEX VICINAGE
Civil Division – Docket Number/Team Assignment
Effective September 7, 2007
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2007-2008 Court Year -- General Assignment Order
NJ Judiciary Releases General Assignment Order for the 2007-2008 Court Year. read more ...
  

  

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   Handbook:  A Guide to the Superior Court of New Jersey / Essex

 A Practitioner's Guide to New Jersey's Civil Court Procedures -- April 2007
    

Judicial Assignments

 

Chief Justice Stuart Rabner has assigned the incoming Essex judges, Mr. Robert Gardner and Ms. Denise Cobham, to the Criminal Division. They will be taking the spots of Judges Kennedy and Rosenberg, who are transferring to the Civil Division.

Courtrooms will be decided over the next few weeks. Effective dates wil be staggered over the next few weeks to allow for orientation of the new judges. Motion lists will be reassigned as well.

Judge Gardner will be sworn in on January 11 in a private ceremony. His public ceremony will take place on 2/19/08 at 3:45.  Judge Cobham will be sworn in on 1/18/08 at 3:45. Congratulations and Welcome to both of the new jurists.
  

Calendars
Monday, May 12, 2008
 
MOTION CALENDARS
Superior Court, Motion Closing Dates
July 2007 - June 2008
Superior Court, Chancery Division
  

Essex Superior Court Celebrates the
Tenth Anniversary of Law Day
May 1, 2007
  

The Law Day program was developed and implemented by the Essex Law Day Committee composed of judges and staff as well as representatives from the New Jersey State Bar Foundation and the Essex County Bar Association.

homepage-img1.jpgNearly 3,500 school students in Essex County participated in the 2007 Mock Trial Program. On May 1, hundreds of judges, attorneys, court staff and sheriff’s officers visited local schools to lead students through a case and discuss the Law Day theme. This year’s theme was “Liberty under Law: Empowering Youth, Assuring Democracy.”

 

In addition to the Mock Trial Program, the vicinage also held its annual art and essay contests. More than 100 local students submitted creative drawings and writings inspired by the Law Day theme. The award-winning entries were reproduced in a Commemorative 10th Anniversary Program which also included winning entries from all of the proceeding Law Day Events as well as reflections on the event by former participants and prominent members of the Essex Legal Community.

The national theme for next year's Law Day has yet to be announced.  The event will again be held on May 1; watch this site for further details and information on volunteering.
  
 

  

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