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Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Filed by NJ Troopers Who Want to Practice Law

By Donald C. Barbati on July 10, 2009
Posted in Public Employment Labor Law

U.S District Court Judge Frieda L. Wolfson dismissed a lawsuit by a group of New Jersey State Troopers seeking to overturn the ban on allowing them to practice law while being employed by the State Police. The decision was filed on July 9, 2009.

“If the troopers were to prevail on this argument, state …

Update On The Issue of Donning and Doffing

By Frank M. Crivelli on January 29, 2009
Posted in Pay and Overtime

On January, 22, 2009, The East Valley Tribune, based in Phoenix, Arizona reported that The Phoenix Law Enforcement Association (PLEA) lost its federal lawsuit against the City of Phoenix, Arizona that sought pay for officers to put on and take off uniforms and protective equipment. 

The Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, which represents about 2,200

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