Addresses, Commentaries and Speeches
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Item Prison labor and state use in New Jersey : address of State Commissioner of Institutions and Agencies of New Jersey before the Annual Convention of the International Association of Garment Manufacturers([S.I.]: New Jersey State Board of Control of Institutions and Agencies, 1925) Lewis, Burdette GItem Extension of supervision of state wards([S.I.]: [S.N.], 1924) Ellis, William JItem Probation and reformation of criminals. Address of Hon. J. Franklin Fort, Justice of the Supreme Court of N. J., before the New Jersey State Charities Aid Association convention, February 20, 1902, in the Assembly chamber, Trenton, N. J.(Trenton, N. J.: The John L. Murphy Publishing Co., 1902) Fort, J. FranklinItem Protest to the Senate and General Assembly and Governor of New Jersey Protest to the Senate and General Assembly and Governor of New Jersey([S.I.]: [S.N.], 1906) Crandall, John JItem The Supreme Court as an American institution: shall it be subverted in New Jersey?([S.I.]: [S.N.], 1901) Hartshorne, Charles HopkinsItem Legal Ethics(Trenton, N.J.: The John L. Murphy Publishing Company, 1908) Fort, J. FranklinItem Is the legal title to lands under water in East-Jersey, where the tide flows and re-flows, in arms of the sea, bays and rivers, vested in the state, or does the same belong to the Proprietors of East Jersey? : and in case of a controversey, in what court ought the same to be decided? : opinion([S.I.]: [S.N.], 1824) Jay, Peter AItem Legislatures: past and present, 1874 and 1924.(Trenton, N.J.: Phillips and Godshalk, 1924) Vanderbilt, George OItem South Jersey Fishery Case(Trenton, N.J.: MacCrellish & Quigley, 1883-04-25) The New Jersey MirrorItem The end of duelling in New Jersey / by Frederick W. Gnichtel.(Trenton, N.J. : Trenton Historical Society, 1921) Gnichtel, Frederick WItem Holmes vs. Walton : the New Jersey precedent.(New Brunswick : Rutgers College, 1900) Scott, Austin Wakeman