Paulsboro, NJ cop who slept with trainee on duty to stay fired
Former Paulsboro cop Elijah Camacho, who had sex on duty with a subordinate, will stay fired after a superior court decision was released on April 4, 202.
Source: nj1015.com
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Ex-Ridgewood mayor, disabilities ombudsman Paul Aronsohn cleared
A Local Finance Board decision affirmed an earlier ruling in the ethics case but included a clarification that left some room for interpretation.
Source: northjersey.com
Irvington, NJ drops public records lawsuit against senior citizen
The decision came after the lawsuit drew media attention plus interest from the ACLU and a lawyer who agreed to represent Elouise McDaniel pro bono.
Source: mybeachradio.com
Irvington, NJ drops public records lawsuit against senior citizen
The decision came after the lawsuit drew media attention plus interest from the ACLU and a lawyer who agreed to represent Elouise McDaniel pro bono.
Source: 1057thehawk.com
Irvington, NJ drops public records lawsuit against senior citizen
The decision came after the lawsuit drew media attention plus interest from the ACLU and a lawyer who agreed to represent Elouise McDaniel pro bono.
Source: nj1015.com
Irvington, NJ sues 82-year-old for requesting public information
The township said her requests have become unduly burdensome, time-consuming and expensive.
Source: nj1015.com
NJ Supreme Court: Public has right to see settlement agreements
NJs Supreme Court ruled that the public has a right to see settlement agreements with public employees, in part because the government often lies.
Source: courierpostonline.com
NJ Supreme Court: Public has right to see settlement agreements
NJs Supreme Court ruled that the public has a right to see settlement agreements with public employees, in part because the government often lies.
Source: njherald.com
NJ Supreme Court: Public has right to see settlement agreements
NJs Supreme Court ruled that the public has a right to see settlement agreements with public employees, in part because the government often lies.
Source: app.com
NJ Supreme Court: Public has right to see settlement agreements
NJs Supreme Court ruled that the public has a right to see settlement agreements with public employees, in part because the government often lies.
Source: mycentraljersey.com