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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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  • NJ Open Government Notes
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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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Seven-year delay in docketing judgment draws ethics complaint against Middlesex County lawyer.

by John PaffMarch 3, 2020March 3, 2020
Posted inRandom Notes on NJ Government

Sorry, but I will no longer post on “Random Notes on NJ government”

by John PaffJanuary 17, 2020February 18, 2020
Posted inRandom Notes on NJ Government

Morris County township settled disciplinary case against cop by allowing him to resign in good standing. Township also paid cop for accumulated time and gave him and his family postretirement health benefits.

by John PaffNovember 2, 2019October 12, 2020
Posted inRandom Notes on NJ Government

Appellate Division: Ethics complainant lacked standing to appeal dismissal of ethics case.

by John PaffFebruary 28, 2019February 18, 2020
Posted inRandom Notes on NJ Government

Former Dunellen Council member cited for ethics violation.

by John PaffDecember 6, 2018February 18, 2020

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