A New York Corrections Officers strike has ended after a three week standoff between Correctional Officers and the State of…
Police licensing has begun in earnest and one of the areas that will be targeted by the Police Training Commission…
One of the mechanisms that law enforcement officers and unions have at the negotiations table is the characterization of or…
Expunging the Records in Your Mental Health History can Put You on the Path to Purchasing and Possessing a Firearm…
In collective negotiations, union are always looking for ways to increase their leverage at the negotiating table. One of the…
Often in disciplinary actions the employer will propose, as part of a settlement to resolve administrative charges, that the employee…
In James Meyers v. State Health Benefits Commission, (New Jersey Supreme Court Slip Opinion A-27-22) (087633) the New Jersey…
Many times, individuals apply for positions in law enforcement and are fortunate enough to be certified to the eligible list…
In a recently issued ruling by New Jersey’s Appellate Division, the Court upheld an earlier ruling by a superior court…
Most recently the new Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division issued a decision in the matter of Behar v. Board of…
When a New Jersey law enforcement officer or firefighter is suspended without pay pending the outcome of a disciplinary action…
One of the most common misconceptions is that suffering from pre-existing diseases and/or conditions is an automatic disqualifier from receiving…
