New Jersey Open Public Records Act
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Fuster v. Township of Chatham
Court: New Jersey Supreme Court Date Filed: June 20, 2024 Background: In May 2022, Antonio Fuster went to the police…By Chris YoungCategorized in Freedom of Information -
Reporters Committee urges New Jersey lawmakers to vote ‘no’ on OPRA bill
Update: On June 5, 2024, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed the bill to overhaul the state’s Open Public Records…By lserinoCategorized in Freedom of Information -
Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC d/b/a Asbury Park Press v. Township of Neptune
Court: New Jersey Supreme Court Date Filed: Sept. 16, 2022 Background: In May 2017, the Gannett-owned Asbury Park Press submitted…By Chris YoungCategorized in Freedom of Information -
Rivera v. Union County Prosecutor’s Office
Court: New Jersey Supreme Court Date Filed: July 28, 2021 Update: On March 14, 2022, the New Jersey Supreme Court…By Chris YoungCategorized in Freedom of Information -
RCFP: New Jersey lawmakers should pass police transparency bill
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press is urging top lawmakers in the New Jersey Legislature to prioritize and…By Chris YoungCategorized in Freedom of Information -
Reporters Committee supports New Jersey bill to improve police transparency, accountability
On July 14, 2020, the Reporters Committee urged the New Jersey Senate’s Law and Public Safety Committee to pass S.…By Chris YoungCategorized in Freedom of Information -
New Jersey court: Reports on police use of force against minors are public records
Court says redacting a minor’s name satisfies the public’s right to access information and the child’s right to privacy. -
Digital First Media v. Ewing Township
Amicus brief filed by attorneys for the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and 22 media organizations Court: Superior…By Chris YoungCategorized in Freedom of Information -
Court should order New Jersey police to identify officer fired for ‘racially offensive behavior’
Reporters Committee attorneys argue that the state’s public records law ‘explicitly requires’ disclosure of the officer’s name.By Chris YoungCategorized in Freedom of Information