Careers | Seton Hall Law: Directories

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Formal names of the courts, judge titles, method of selection and term information, type of jurisdiction, types of writs the court may issue, where appeals are sent (if available), how the court sits and its location, court administrator and court clerk information, all judges serving each court. Information on over 19,000 judges: name, title, court, address, phone and email, personal background and education, authorships, important decisions, employment other than legal, political affiliations and civic activities, distribution of male and female judges throughout federal and state judiciaries.

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Contact information for minority federal and state judges including administrative law judges, administrative judges, magistrate judges, magistrates, commissioners, referees, judicial masters, justices of the peace, and other hearing officers performing adjudication functions.

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Contact information, area of practice, and names of partners of law firms in many countries.

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Also eJournal. Contact information for attorneys, federal and state trial courts and judges, court clerks, prosecutors, administrators, state and federal departments and agencies, insurance companies.

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Contact information for attorneys, federal and state trial courts and judges, court clerks, prosecutors, administrators, state and federal departments and agencies, insurance companies.

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Contact information and names of court administrators and judges. Schedule of court sessions, description of courts’ jurisdiction, and listing of qualifications for admission to the court. Links to the tribes’ constitutions, charters, codes, and rules of procedures.