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February 27, 2006 |

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N.J. Law Journal calendar of events.

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July 07, 2006 |

Internet Access to Court Records Catching On

The Florida Supreme Court inched closer Monday to online access to court records. Despite dissenters' privacy concerns, justices approved a court committee's recommendation that state courts move to a statewide system of easily accessible online records.

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July 07, 2006 |

Internet Access to Court Records Catching On

The Florida Supreme Court inched closer to online access to state court records this week. Despite dissenters' privacy concerns, the justices approved a court committee's controversial recommendation that the Florida courts should move to a statewide system of easily accessible online court records. The court also issued some guidelines outlining who is responsible for keeping private information out of public records.

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October 13, 2000 |

Domain Dilemma

The nearly year-old arbitration system to resolve conflicts between domain name holders and trademark owners established by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers has been -- by most accounts -- a success. But there are a few glitches. Some lawyers worry about copyright law being undermined, inconsistent decisions, and the fact there are no set guidelines to follow in a dispute.

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March 11, 2010 |

REIT buys back 3 shopping centers for about $57 million

Three South Florida shopping centers have been sold for about $57 million as part of a larger portfolio purchase by public investor Inland Real Estate Acquisitions.

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November 10, 2000 |

Two at Marshall Resign Over Hefty Tuition Hike

Academic Dean Karen Miller-Gamble and Associate Professor Jeffrey Van Detta announced their resignations from troubled John Marshall Law School in a letter to students, faculty and staff on Thursday. They say that Marshall's new corporate management cares more about money than the school's mission to serve working students and minorities. Dean Robert J. D'Agostino announced his resignation earlier this month.

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