A New Jersey judge on Wednesday dismissed racketeering charges against George E. Norcross III and his five codefendants, ...

A New Jersey judge accepted George Norcross' motion to dismiss an indictment against him, though the legal battle is not over ...

Superior Court Judge Peter Warshaw ordered the dismissal of the indictment. State prosecutors plan to appeal “immediately.” ...

A New Jersey judge dismissed the state’s racketeering case against the south New Jersey Democratic power broker on Wednesday morning.

A Superior Court Judge dismissed the racketeering indictment against New Jersey Democratic power broker George Norcross on ...

George Norcross took a leave of absence from his role as chairman of Camden-based insurance firm Conner Strong & Buckelew. He remains chairman of Cooper Health System. Norcross, 68, now resides in ...

A New Jersey court has dismissed all charges in a racketeering case against influential Democratic power broker George ... Norcross orchestrated the sale of Camden's L3 Complex, which Cooper ...

What comes next for New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin after his racketeering indictment of George Norcross III was dismissed?

Norcross has had huge sway in South Jersey and state politics since the early 1990s and retained his power and prestige despite the indictment.

If Trump’s prosecutors filed a flawed case like this against a political enemy, Democrats would squeal like stuck pigs. But so far, we’ve heard almost none of that.

The dismissal of racketeering charges against George Norcross III and his co-defendants was a victory for NJ businesses and economic growth in the state.

There was no shortage of action in 2024 for Norcross, the state’s preeminent ... long championed – the $3 billion transformation of Cooper Health System in Camden, an event that featured ...