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New Jersey Employment Law Decision Examines Rights of Police Officers Facing Discipline in Non-Civil Service Jurisdictions

An appeals court recently issued an opinion in the case of Hand v. Borough of New Providence, examining the rights of New Jersey police officers facing discipline in non-civil service jurisdictions   Background The opinion explained that Michael Hand was a corporal with the New Providence Police Department, with thirteen…

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New Jersey Employment Law Decision Examines Ramifications of Settlement of Police Officer Disciplinary Charges

Police officer discipline has significant ramifications under New Jersey employment law, whether the officer is in a civil service or non-civil service police department.  These extend beyond the ramifications of discipline for other public and private employees in New Jersey.  The Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court recently…

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New Jersey Employment Law Decision Examines Procedures for Appealing Discipline of State Troopers

A recent New Jersey employment law decision in the case of Matter of Shyner examined the procedures available to New Jersey State Troopers to appeal employer imposed discipline, and the standards which appellate courts will utilize to review disciplinary decisions by the Superintendent of New Jersey State Police.   The…

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