Law Offices of Crew Schielke, LLC

09/29/2024

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Great George Golf New Jersey. Jake Pluta; Rob Stigliano; Amr Kahf; Crew Schielke.

09/16/2024

05/24/2021

About a hundred years at the speed of light

11/20/2015

A New Jersey appeals court has said it was proper for the state to terminate the parental rights of a mentally ill woman who tried to have her children exorcised, and of the father, for his inability to stay sober and out of jail.

02/11/2015

It is a violation of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act to describe homosexuality as abnormal or a mental illness in advertising or to sell services to convert a person's sexual orientation, a New Jersey judge ruled Feb. 10, in a decision believed to be the first of its kind in the U.S.

12/05/2014

A recent report by the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office has concluded that a German pistol now on the market, the Armatix iP1, does not qualify as a “personalized handgun”—also known as a “smart gun”—within the meaning of a 2002 New Jersey law.

Read more: http://www.njlawjournal.com/id=1202678093178/No-Smart-Gun-for-NJ-Yet-AG-Report-Says

A recent report by the New Jersey Attorney General's Office has concluded that a German pistol now on the market, the Armatix iP1, does not qualify as a 'per...

08/08/2014

• Judicial Shortages Call for Desperate Measures in Bergen, Essex

06/09/2014

Collaborative Divorce Bill Cleared by Committee, Heads to Full N.J. Senate

New Jersey is moving closer to a method of divorce fashioned in meeting rooms rather than courtrooms.

06/09/2014

Suits Mount Over Underwear With Alleged Shape-Enhancing Powers
Makers of undergarments infused with minerals and nutrients that are promised to improve the wearer's physique and skin tone are feeling the squeeze of litigation.

Read more: http://www.njlawjournal.com/id=1202658507283/Suits-Mount-Over-Underwear-With-Alleged-Shape-Enhancing-Powers

Makers of undergarments infused with minerals and nutrients that are promised to improve the wearer's physique and skin tone are feeling the squeeze of litig...

05/09/2014

ACLU Backs Watchdog's Suit Charging Christie Flouting Public Records Law
By Michael Booth |May 8, 2014

The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey is behind a suit alleging that Gov. Chris Christie's administration is violating the state's Open Public Records Act by refusing to disclose who has filed requests for government documents relating to the Bridgegate scandal.

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