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A Win for Retired Law Enforcement Officers in New Jersey

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals recently handed down an important decision for retired law enforcement officers in New Jersey and their right to carry firearms. Background In May 2020, the Federal Law Enforcement Association, the New Jersey Fraternal Order of Police, and three individual retired New Jersey law enforcement officers sued the New Jersey Attorney General and Superintendent of the State Police in New Jersey Federal Court. The … [Read more...] about A Win for Retired Law Enforcement Officers in New Jersey

New Jersey Civil Rights Attorneys

The violation of the civil rights of protected classes of people in New Jersey is an unfortunate but not uncommon occurrence. However, there are several laws in New Jersey that protect persons in New Jersey from such illegal acts. Experienced New Jersey civil rights attorneys can help people who are victims of such illegal conduct assert their rights and remedy improper action or practices by public employers, law enforcement and other government … [Read more...] about New Jersey Civil Rights Attorneys

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