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Union County. Learn About Us. ... The Union County Prosecutor's Office is fostering a program that will actively combat bias, hate, and violence. ... Elizabeth NJ 07202.
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The Union County Prosecutor’s Office is also committed to strengthening law enforcement’s relations with the public, enhancing the quality of life for the citizens of Union County, ensuring and maintaining the rights of crime victims, and impartially, fairly, equitably, and transparently pursuing justice for all.
Union County Administration Building. Office of the Clerk of the Board. 6th floor, 10 Elizabethtown Plaza. Elizabeth, New Jersey 07207. Telephone Number: 908-527-4140. Fax Number: 908-558-0915. E-mail Address: opra@ucnj.org. Using the e-mail address above ensures your request (s) are properly expedited. Directions and Procedures for Requesting ...
The Union County Prosecutor’s Office Pre-Disposition Conference is assigned the responsibility of reviewing the majority of criminal cases in Union County involving second-, third-, and fourth-degree criminal charges. The goal of the Unit is to resolve as many cases as possible prior to any grand jury action.
Nov 15, 2022 · Union County Prosecutor’s Office, 250 N.J. 124 (2022), requires that a range of internal affairs reports may be publicly accessible under the common law right of access upon request. The directive lays out a framework to improve the efficiency of agency responses to requests for internal affairs records under the common law right of access ...
Mar 29, 2022 · In Rivera v. Union County Prosecutor’s Office (A-58-20/084867) (Decided March 14, 2022), the Supreme Court of New Jersey held that the Open Public Records Act (OPRA) does not permit access to internal affairs reports, but those records can and should be disclosed under the common law right of access — subject to appropriate redactions — when interests that favor disclosure outweigh ...
