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POWELL v. CITY OF NEWARK et al
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2:18-cv-12651
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August 11, 2020
NJ City Fights Suit By Ex-Judge Accused Of Being Drunk
Newark, New Jersey, officials urged a federal court on Tuesday to toss a former municipal judge's lawsuit alleging she lost her job because she was falsely accused of being drunk at work, arguing that she wasn't fired but rather lawfully replaced after her term expired.
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June 30, 2020
Ex-Judge Accused Of Being Drunk On Job Must Beef Up Suit
A former Newark municipal judge must file a revised suit if she wants to pursue allegations that she was wrongfully fired and discriminated against amid false accusations of being drunk on the job, a New Jersey federal court ruled.
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February 12, 2020
Ex-Judge Accused Of Being Drunk On Job Faces Docs Fight
Newark, New Jersey, urged a federal court Wednesday to stop a former municipal judge from getting her hands on communications dealing with closed sessions of the city council as she pursues a lawsuit alleging that she was falsely accused of being drunk on the job before her wrongful termination.
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August 17, 2018
Ex-Judge Was Falsely Accused Of Drinking At Work, Suit Says
The attorney for a former Newark, New Jersey, municipal judge who claims she was falsely accused of being drunk at work and then fired said on Friday that his client unequivocally denies drinking on the job.