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    • Bridgeton school board quietly paid $87,500 to settle former Assistant Superintendent’s hostile work environment lawsuit.
    • Winslow detective pleaded guilty to petty disorderly persons charge, paid $158 in court fees and assessments, forfeited public employment and retired with $4,628 monthly pension benefit.
    • Court mulls whether Section 230 immunizes OPRAMachine from liability for a municipal clerk’s disclosure of social security numbers.
    • Oaklyn quietly paid $250,000 to settle cop’s whistleblower lawsuit.
    • Raritan paid $450,000 to settle lawsuit filed by a couple whose 1-year-old son was killed by impaired driver who was allegedly released prematurely by Borough police.
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A collection of John Paff's Blogs

  • NJ Open Government Notes
  • NJ Civil Settlements
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Category: Random Notes on NJ Government

Notes on New Jersey’s Government that don’t fit the other categories

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Ocean County lawyer charged with ethics violation for allegedly pocketing excess document recording fees

by John PaffApril 7, 2021April 7, 2021
Posted inRandom Notes on NJ Government

NJ Appeals court: Passenger in vehicle pulled over for traffic violations was under no duty to identify himself to police.

by John PaffJanuary 1, 2021January 1, 2021
Posted inRandom Notes on NJ Government

After twenty-six months of foot-dragging, attorney disciplinary system finally files complaint against former South Jersey mayor.

by John PaffMay 3, 2020May 20, 2022
Posted inRandom Notes on NJ Government

Clayton police officer fired for “dropping body weight on handcuffed suspect” sues for reinstatement. Suspect also sues Clayton for civil rights violation.

by John PaffMarch 21, 2020March 21, 2020
Posted inRandom Notes on NJ Government

Ocean County cops shielded from liability by “qualified immunity” after arresting and jailing an innocent man.

by John PaffMarch 6, 2020March 6, 2020

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