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Civil Rights: Education | New Jersey
Order on Motion for Magistrate Judge
TEXT ORDER: An in-person settlement conference is set for October 29, 2026 at 10:30 AM in Trenton - Courtroom 6W before Magistrate Judge Justin T. Quinn. Trial counsel as well as clients with full settlement authority must appear at the settlement conference and exchange a demand and offer before the settlement conference. Further, each party shall submit, by email to JTQ_Orders@njd.uscourts.gov, a confidential settlement memorandum of no more than five (5) double-spaced pages no later than five (5) business days before the conference. The settlement memorandum shall: outline the party's respective position(s); identify information on what is important to the client and any barriers to settlement; identify the contemplated terms material to a settlement; and detail the demand(s) and offer(s) made to date. Exhibits to settlement memorandum are not required, but if included should not exceed twenty (20) pages. If trial counsel and clients with settlement authority do not comply with this Order, the settlement conference may be canceled or rescheduled and the noncompliant party and/or attorney may be sanctioned, which may include an assessment of the costs and expenses incurred by those parties who appeared as directed.So Ordered by Magistrate Judge Justin T. Quinn on 9/24/2026. (eh, )
Constitutional - State Statute | New Jersey
Order on Motion to Appear Amicus Curiae Order on Motion for Miscellaneous Relief
TEXT ORDER: The Court is in receipt of the pending motions for leave to appear as amicus curiae filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Natural Law Institute. (ECF Nos. 36 , 48 .) In assessing the motions, the Court weighs the various factors outlined in Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 29. Moreover, the decision to grant or deny a motion for leave to appear as amicus curiae "is solely within the broad discretion of the district court." United States v. City of Newark, No. 25-5081, 2026 WL 1816022, at *1 n.15 (D.N.J. June 24, 2026). Accordingly, the Court GRANTS the motions. The ACLU and NLI need not refile the proposed briefs already attached to their motions. The Clerk is directed to close the motions pending at ECF Nos. 36 and 48 . So Ordered by Judge Robert Kirsch on 09/24/2026. (pdm)
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