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New Jersey Supreme Court Ruling Opens Door for School Board Clerk to be Indicted

The New Jersey Supreme Court recently ruled, in a 6-1 decision, that an employee of the North Bergen School Board may be indicted for taking documents from the district, even though she claims she planned to use them in a discrimination lawsuit against the board. The decision meant the denial of a motion by Ivonne […]

By Steve Kardell | Published October 15, 2015 | Posted in Whistleblower Litigation | Tagged appellate judges, misconduct, privacy of documents, theft charges, whistleblower | Leave a comment

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New Jersey Supreme Court Ruling Opens Door for School Board Clerk to be Indicted

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