The New Jersey Supreme Court announced late Friday afternoon that it will hear the attorney general's appeal of a lower-court ruling that said there was no legal basis for the state takeover of the Paterson police. As part of that appeal, the Supreme Court ordered the status quo of state control of city police operations to remain in place during the hearing process. Story continues below photo gallery. The order signed by the clerk of the Supreme Court on Jan.
Case motions and briefs must be filed by Feb. Oral arguments would be held later at a date to be determined. In mid-December, a state appellate court issued a decision saying the attorney general's intervention, which started on March 27, , was not supported by New Jersey law.
The day after that decision, Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh held a press conference on the steps of police headquarter to celebrate the ruling. This article originally appeared on NorthJersey. In a battle of wills between homeless advocates Austin Davis and Ron Tapscott, Tempe isn't bending on its rules for special events permits. A year-old woman was arrested after York-Poquoson deputies investigated a fraud case on Sunday, deputies said.
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