Newark must deal with unions when disciplining police officers, court documents show
Court documents show the state has rejected Brick City's argument that they didn't have to loop in the union about changes to police discipline procedures.
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Oct 25, 2023, 11:59 AM
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Updated 505 days ago
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42m agoNewark now has a new state ruling for police officers.
When disciplining officers, the city must deal with police unions.
Court documents show the state has rejected Brick City's argument that they didn't have to loop in the union about changes to police discipline procedures. They say the change was in response to an agreement with the federal government.
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