New Jersey Women, Allies Take to the Streets After Roe v. Wade Decision Leaks By Max Pizarro | May 3,2022

Booker Threatens to Hug Ambitious U.S. Senate Rivals By Max Pizarro | April 4,2022

Recent Supreme Court Case Limiting Disclosure by Charitable Donors Should Have Little Impact on Campaign Finance Law By Jeffrey Brindle | July 23,2021

A Tug-of-War over the Election Process, and the Post-Election Challenge By Christine Sloan | October 29,2020

Approval of Judge Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court Hopefully Will Leave Alone Campaign Finance Precedents By Jeffrey Brindle | September 29,2020

Booker Statement on Trump Nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court By Insider NJ | September 26,2020

If a Trump-appointed Supreme Court reverses Roe v. Wade, a President Biden and a Democratic Congress would expand the High Court By Alan Steinberg | September 22,2020

NJ Republicans Irritated by Democratic Party Domination By Fred Snowflack | August 12,2020

State Supreme Court Rules Constitutionality of Bond Act By Insider NJ | August 12,2020

‘A Long-Awaited Victory’: Baroni’s Full Statement Following Overturning of Bridgegate Conviction By Insider NJ | May 7,2020

Janus Decision Impact Likely Minimal in NJ: Union Growth to Continue By Marc Gaswirth | October 24,2018

Post-Kavanaugh confirmation: Roe, Obergfell, and the Republican Brand in New Jersey By Alan Steinberg | October 7,2018

The Kennedy Retirement: Bracing for a ‘Post-Persuadable’ Conservative Justice By Guest Contributor | June 28,2018

LOOMING US SUPREME COURT RULING COULD BE BIG CHALLENGE TO PUBLIC SECTOR UNIONS IN NEW JERSEY By Jeffrey Brindle | June 19,2018

Justice Kennedy Retirement May Leave Status Quo Intact On Campaign Finance Cases By Jeffrey Brindle | June 4,2018