Background
WEFING, JOHN was born on January 27, 1943 in Teaneck, New Jersey, United States.
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"Search & Seizure, New Jersey Supreme Court v. United States Supreme Court," 7 Seton Hall Law Review 771, 1977. "Cruel and Unusual Punishment," Seton Hall Law Review, 1990.
Co-Author: with John Miles, "Automobile Search and the Fourth Amendment, A Troubled Relationship," 4 Seton Hall Law Review 105,1972. With John Miles, "Consent Searches and the Fourth Amendment, Voluntariness and Third Party Problems," 5 Seton Hall Law Review 211, 1974. Professor, Seton Hall Law School, since 1968.
Adjunct Professor, Rutgers Law School, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990.
JOHN WEFING
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JOHN WEFING, American Lawyer, Partner of ROSENBLUM & ROSENBLUM, specializing in the field of General Practice, Administrative, Antitrust, Bankruptcy and Insolvency, Commercial, Condemnation/Eminent Domain, Construction, Corporation, Corporate Finance, Development Finance, Environmental, Federal and State Tax, Housing, Insurance, Labor, Land Use and Development Regulation, Municipal, Negligence, Non-Profit Corporations, Pension and Profit Sharing Law, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Public Utility and Regulatory, Real Estate, Securities. Taxation, Tax Appeals, Trusts, Estates and Probate Law, General Litigation, Construction Claims, Arbitration and Litigation, Trials and Appeals.
Education
Saint Peter’s College (Bachelor of Arts, English, 1964). Catholic University (Juris Doctor, 1967). New York University School of Law (Master of Laws, 1971).
Regional Champion, National Moot Court Competition.
Semi-finalist in National Finals. Brief in Competition chosen as best appellant brief (published in book by Foundation Press as example of brief writing).
Winner of Award for best oral argument. Company-Chairman, Moot Court Board of Governors.
Associate Dean, Seton Hall University Law School, 1979-1982.
Career
Working as a partner of ROSENBLUM & ROSENBLUM. JOHN B. WEFING, bom Teaneck, New Jersey, January 27, 1943. Admitted to bar, 1967, New Jersey and United States. District Court, District of New Jersey.
Education: Saint Peter’s College (Bachelor of Arts, English, 1964).
Catholic University (Juris Doctor, 1967). New York University School of Law (Master of Laws, 1971).
Regional Champion, National Moot Court Competition. Semi-finalist in National Finals.
Brief in Competition chosen as best appellant brief (published in book by Foundation Press as example of brief writing).
Winner of Award for best oral argument. Company-Chairman, Moot Court Board of Governors. Associate Dean, Seton Hall University Law School, 1979-1982.
Author: "Search & Seizure, New Jersey Supreme Court v.
United States Supreme Court," 7 Seton Hall Law Review 771, 1977. "Cruel and Unusual Punishment," Seton Hall Law Review, 1990.
Company-Author: with John Miles, "Automobile Search and the Fourth Amendment, A Troubled Relationship," 4 Seton Hall Law Review 105,1972. With John Miles, "Consent Searches and the Fourth Amendment, Voluntariness and Third Party Problems," 5 Seton Hall Law Review 211, 1974.
Professor, Seton Hall Law School, since 1968.
Adjunct Professor, Rutgers Law School, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990. Visiting Professor: Saint John"s Law School, 1983. Catholic University, 1989.
Associate Dean, 1979-1982 and Acting Dean, 1988, Saint John"s Law School.
Attorney, Keamy Planning Board, 1970-1989. Member, New Jersey Crime Prevention Advisory Council.
Member:. Admitted to the bar, 1967, New Jersey and United States.
District Court, District of New Jersey. Major clients of JOHN WEFING: Counsel.
Achievements
Works
Other Work
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"Search & Seizure, New Jersey Supreme Court v. United States Supreme Court," 7 Seton Hall Law Review 771, 1977. "Cruel and Unusual Punishment," Seton Hall Law Review, 1990.
Co-Author: with John Miles, "Automobile Search and the Fourth Amendment, A Troubled Relationship," 4 Seton Hall Law Review 105,1972. With John Miles, "Consent Searches and the Fourth Amendment, Voluntariness and Third Party Problems," 5 Seton Hall Law Review 211, 1974. Professor, Seton Hall Law School, since 1968.
Adjunct Professor, Rutgers Law School, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990.
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Membership
Hudson County, New Jersey State (Chairman, Young lawyers Division, 1976. Member, Board of Directots, 1977) and American (Member, Board of Directors, Young Lawyers Division, 1978) Bar Associations.
