Hudson County View By John Heinis/Hudson County View “The members of plaintiffs’ police organizations have been denied both substantive as well as procedural Due Process where the adoption procedures utilized by the governing body neither provide notice nor identify any defined process for police department personnel investigations undertaken by private persons appointed through the new resolution to the new civilian board,” the suit, filed in Hudson County Superior Court on Thursday, says. “The Jersey City resolution suffers from multiple infirmities and should be summarily enjoined and declared void as a matter of law.” At the end of last month, officials revealed that the city council had been delayed in introducing an ordinance to lay the framework to adopt a CCRB due to legal concerns put forth by the Jersey City Police Superior Officers Association (PSOA) and Police Officers Benevolent Association (POBA), as only HCV reported.