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A county prosecutor can't file a whistleblower suit claiming his failure to be reappointed was in retaliation for carping about insufficient funding, according to a recent New Jersey state Supreme Court ruling. The decision, which leaves former Gloucester County, N.J., prosecutor Andrew Yurick without a remedy, reverses an appellate ruling that the Conscientious Employee Protection Act protects broadly against retaliation and should be read liberally.
July 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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