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The New Jersey Supreme Court’s 6/20/2017 decision in John Paff v. Galloway Township — establishing that information in an electronic database is a public record — helped to pave the way for release of an OAL case list that is not available online anywhere. Paff offers useful guidance on how to learn more about a Read More …
The New Jersey Office of Administrative Law (OAL) disclosed a listing of pending cases involving State Troopers. At least some of the cases are disciplinary matters which are usually kept strictly confidential. Any interested citizen could find out more about any of these cases by submitting an OPRA request to the OAL for the case’s Read More …