N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy speaking at his inauguration. Photo by Carmen Natale.
The so-called cleanup bill that establishes liability standards in sexual abuse lawsuits filed against public entities and public employees was signed into law on Friday. The legislation was a companion bill that eases time bars on certain civil suits alleging sexual offenses.
August 09, 2019 at 04:56 PM
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The so-called cleanup bill that establishes liability standards in sexual abuse lawsuits filed against public entities and public employees was signed into law on Aug. 9 by Gov. Phil Murphy.
The legislation was a companion bill to S-477, which Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law in May to ease time bars on certain civil suits alleging sexual offenses.
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