July 2023
Yes! The times they are a-changin’
President’s Message Depending on your age, you either just heard an old tune in your head, or you think my grammar is terrible. My grammar doesn’t need help. Bob Dylan…
Read MoreNow is the time for towns to realize why their officers are leaving and buck up
In some past NJ Cops Magazine articles, we have documented issues with working conditions and how they are prompting officers to leave their respective departments. We have witnessed throughout the…
Read MoreNJSPBA fights lawsuits challenging constitutionality of Daniel’s Law and 180-day rule
NJ State PBA Legal Corner By Robert A. Fagella, Esq. and Paul L. Kleinbaum, Esq. The State PBA has participated in many cases in which it is not a direct…
Read MoreThe ins and outs of serving as State Delegate
Labor Relations Report Being elected the State Delegate of your PBA Local is an honor and a privilege that should be cherished by those fortunate enough to be selected to…
Read MoreGot a target letter? Get an attorney
Legal Brief When you get a target letter stating you are the subject of an internal affairs investigation, you have the right to a Weingarten representative during the IA interview.…
Read MoreLoyal Blue
As two of the most ardent supporters of law enforcement in New Jersey – and even around the world – Dr. Caesar and Deanna DePaço have gone way above and…
Read MoreMore Retention Tension
Paterson and East Windsor Township join the list of departments dealing with severe exit wounds By Mitchell Krugel The 57th Paterson Local 1 member to leave the department since 2019…
Read MorePull up a Chair
Barnegat Township Local 296 State Delegate Chris Ebert steps up to lead NJSPBA LPP committee and continue its unmatched protection for members By Mitchell Krugel Walking around the National Law…
Read MoreTwo of a Kind
Verona Local 72 members Sean and Brian McMahon are grateful to be serving together in the town they call home By Esther Gonzales Within Verona Local 72, where most of…
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