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Restraining Orders Don’t Go Away Until Rescinded by the Court

Restraining orders don’t just go away. That’s the lesson one New York couple learned after a routine traffic stop in New Jersey led to the driver’s arrest on contempt of court charges stemming from violation of an outstanding protection order. Earlier this month, Clinton Township Patrolman John Tiger stopped a…

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Court Paves the Way for Parents to Share in Liability for Their Children’s Harassing Behavior

In 2011 New Jersey adopted its Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights in response to the Federal Government’s efforts to protect people, especially children, from this growing problem. Since then, schools have been responsible for addressing claims of bullying and harassment against their students to the point of monitoring even those activities…

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Another Attempt to Grant Adoptees Access to Medical History under Consideration

Efforts to provide New Jersey adoptees with access to their medical and genealogical histories while protecting biological parents’ rights to privacy are under way once again. (1) This time, however, lawmakers hope they have found a workable compromise. The latest revisions to a bill first introduced in 1980 are expected…

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If Law Is Approved, Certain Domestic Violence Offenders Could Be Monitored Electronically

If Gov. Chris Christie signs a pending Bill before the current legislative session ends this week, certain domestic violence offenders could find themselves wearing electronic monitoring devices as part of a pilot program which would be implemented in Ocean County. If the Governor fails to sign the legislation, however, supporters…

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