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    • Clifton Settles Sexual Harassment and Retaliation Lawsuit: Pays $80,000 to Policewoman and $12,976.95 to Accused Police Lieutenant.
    • List of NJ Administrative Law cases now on-line. Seventeen of them have been pending for over ten years.
    • Wharton quietly paid $125,000 to settle excessive force lawsuit.
    • Linden settles false arrest lawsuit for $85,000: Local man claims he was jailed for six days after being mistakenly identified in high-speed chase.
    • Elizabeth paid $99,500 to settle a false arrest lawsuit filed by a diabetic man who claimed that police mistook him for a drunk driver.
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Transparency NJ

A collection of John Paff's Blogs

  • NJ Open Government Notes
  • NJ Civil Settlements
  • Random Notes on NJ Government
  • NJ Police Internal Affairs Complaints
  • Fairfield Township Informant

Category: NJ Open Government Notes

Notes, observations and suggestions on transparency and accountability in New Jersey local government.

Posted inNJ Open Government Notes

South Jersey township settles lawsuit, promises to be more transparent.

by John PaffMarch 8, 2022March 8, 2022
Posted inNJ Open Government Notes

Woodlynne Councilman fined $2,300 for voting for his wife to receive Borough jobs and positions.

by John PaffNovember 29, 2021September 24, 2022
Posted inNJ Open Government Notes

Monmouth County school district agrees to improve its Meetings Act compliance.

by John PaffAugust 13, 2021December 31, 2021
Posted inNJ Open Government Notes

State agency holds that Bridgeton Councilman violated Local Government Ethics Law.

by John PaffMarch 31, 2021March 31, 2021
Posted inNJ Open Government Notes

Absent specific evidence of untruthfulness, New Jersey agency will not investigate ethics complaint against local government officials who claim that they each lack a source of income of greater than $2,000 per year.

by John PaffDecember 8, 2020November 19, 2021

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