Alex Ebert
Senior Correspondent at Bloomberg Industry Group
Journalist/Lawyer. State litigation senior correspondent for @BLAW @BGOV @TAX @ENVIRONMENT [email protected] Tips on NJ, FL courts? DM for Signal
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Alex Ebert
The New Jersey Supreme Court rejected a challenge to municipal political district drawing, short-circuiting litigation that could have led to a wave of redistricting lawsuits across the state.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Alex Ebert
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier was held in contempt by a federal court Tuesday over guidance he gave to local police saying they could ignore an injunction on the state’s criminal immigration penalties. Uthmeier must provide bi-weekly reports detailing any arrests, detentions, or law enforcement actions taken by state and local officers according to an order issued by Judge Kathleen M. Williams of the US District Court for the Southern District of Florida.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Alex Ebert
Reporting an uncivil boss to human resources doesn’t qualify a worker for whistleblower protections, a New Jersey appeals court ruled Tuesday. A triad of New Jersey health care workers’ employment cases were rejected because the screaming, name calling, and verbal beratement they received wasn’t sufficient to cross the line from workplace gripe to actionable unlawful conduct, the New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division ruled.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Alex Ebert
Supervisor yelling, slamming cabinets were lawful gripesHigher bar of ‘abuse’ needed to get state law protectionsReporting an uncivil boss to human resources doesn’t qualify a worker for whistleblower protections, a New Jersey appeals court ruled Tuesday.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Alex Ebert
New Jersey’s law seeking to protect public officials involved in the criminal justice system from being “doxed” can’t be limited or struck by a First Amendment challenge, the state high court ruled unanimously Tuesday. The ruling found Daniel’s Law—a statute enacted in the wake of a fatal shooting at a New Jersey federal judge’s home—survives scrutiny under exacting standards for restraints on free speech under both the US and New Jersey constitutions.
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https://t.co/9fU9v82WSp For more than 1,000 years legal systems shielded judges from lawsuits over acts performed as jurists. Milwaukee Judge Dugan's defense wants to stretch that civil immunity & block a criminal prosecution. What do precedent and experts think? Read here ⬇️
An AI-generated phone call, with a deepfake voice joking about burying a sex worker alive, is raising ethical concerns for a Florida judge accused of passing along the recording without looking into whether it was fake. https://t.co/pylXND0pyp
Florida AG @AGJamesUthmeier is subpoenaing @Roblox seeking information about minors use of the game and developers marketing and controls for underage users. Here's the subpoena, sent under color of Unfair Trade Practices enforcement: https://t.co/BoWHFqsRW6 https://t.co/vhC0VzLZ8P
