New Jersey Attorney Law Review BlogNew Jersey attorney law review blog provided by LoFaro & Reiser, L.L.P., a New Jersey law firm concentrating in bankruptcy & creditors' rights, corporate law, criminal law & DWI, debt collection, estate planning, foreclosure, Internet law, litigation in state & federal courts, personal injury, real estate, wills, trusts & probate, and traffic tickets.NJ Internet Users' Aliases Are Private, Appellate Court Rules- January 26, 2007 Computer users in New Jersey can expect that personal information they give their Internet service providers will be treated as private, a state appellate court decided yesterday in the first such case considered in the state.The court ruled that a computer user whose screen name hid her identity had a "legitimate and substantial" interest in anonymity.As a result, New Jersey and several other states will give greater privacy rights to computer users than do most federal courts, and...http://newjerseylawreview.blogspot.com/2007/01/nj-internet-users-aliases-are-private.html "Judge, Don't Interrupt My Client's Testimony To Warn About Criminal Implications"- January 12, 2007 A trial court judge's actions in interrupting a litigant's testimony during cross-examination to warn him about possible criminal implications if his testimony revealed tax fraud was improper, the Appellate Division held in All Modes Transport Inc. v. Hecksteden, A-0361-05T5, December 27, 2006. Combined with this warning, the trial court suggested the parties settle the case. After this exchange by the trial judge, the defendants agreed to settle the case for a substantial sum of money. ...http://newjerseylawreview.blogspot.com/2007/01/judge-dont-interrupt-my-clients.html |