The state supreme court has agreed to review whether the New Jersey Civil Rights Act applies to defendants not acting under color of state law.
January 24, 2013 at 03:37 AM
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The state Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether the New Jersey Civil Rights Act applies to defendants not acting under color of state law.
The case, Perez v. Zagami, A-36-12, tests an Appellate Division ruling that the act can be used in a suit against a business that had sued the plaintiff for defamation after he testified against its liquor license renewal application.
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