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• Not all Expressions of Purported Religious Beliefs are Protected by the First Amendment, Cavanaugh v. Bartelt, Docket No. 4:14-cv-03183-JMG-CRZ Doc # 47 Filed: 04/12/16 04.18.2016By: Eric Marcy Tags: Constitutional Rights • Civil Rights Litigation • prisoner rights • free exercise of religion • Civil Rights • First Amendment

• When are Supervisors Liable for the Actions of Subordinates in Federal Civil Rights and Police Liability Cases? 11.20.2015By: Eric Marcy Tags: Litigation • Use of Force • Federal Civil Rights • 42 U.S.C. Sec. 1983 • Constitutional Rights • Due Process • law enforcement • Police Misconduct • Civil Rights Litigation

• The Limits to Ordering Computer Monitoring as a Special Condition of Supervised Release in the Federal Court System 10.29.2015By: Eric Marcy Tags: Community Supervision • Probation • Special Conditions of Supervised Release • Constitutional Rights • Appeal • Due Process • NJ Criminal Justice Process • Parole • Investigations • probation officer • probationer

• Parents are Entitled to Due Process 09.11.2015By: Eric Marcy Tags: Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) • Constitutional Rights • Due Process • Domestic Violence • Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP)

• Danger - "General" Search Warrants in the Digital Age 06.01.2015By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Constitutional Rights • Electronic Data • Information Technology

• Lawyers Be Careful: Representing a Prevailing Party in a Civil Rights Case does not Automatically Guarantee a Counsel Fee Award 04.02.2014By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Constitutional Rights • Attorneys' Fees

• Michael Skakel new trial decision shows how New Jersey Supreme Court wrongly decided State v. Miller 10.24.2013By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Trials • Constitutional Rights

• State v. Miller - New Jersey Supreme Court Gives Short Shrift to Right to Counsel 10.07.2013By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Trials • Constitutional Rights

• The Sequester hits home 09.16.2013By: Darren M. Gelber Tag: Constitutional Rights

• NJ Supreme Court establishes procedure for prosecutors to subpoena public defender applications 05.16.2013By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Constitutional Rights • Fraud

• Calhoun v. United States: Justice Sotomayor calls prosecutor to task for racially biased questions 03.06.2013By: Darren M. Gelber Tag: Constitutional Rights

• Compelling the accused to shine the light upon himself - a Constitutional No-No 02.22.2013By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Right to Remain Silent • Constitutional Rights

• Having no standard jury trial waiver form is bad form 02.05.2013By: Darren M. Gelber Tag: Constitutional Rights

• Driving on the Revoked List - a serious crime in New Jersey under certain circumstances 12.12.2012By: Darren M. Gelber Tag: Constitutional Rights

• Defendant’s 6th Amendment right to testify is entitled to more weight than the trial court’s determination to move the trial along 09.24.2012By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Right to Remain Silent • Constitutional Rights

• New Jersey Appeals Court: Juveniles are Entitled to a Hearing before they are Forced to Serve their Sentence in Adult Prison 08.30.2012By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Juvenile Justice System • Constitutional Rights

• Court issues opinion on admissibility of testimony given at domestic violence hearings 08.03.2012By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Right to Remain Silent • Constitutional Rights • Domestic Violence

• Passing on Passwords 06.18.2012By: Darren M. Gelber Tags: Right to Remain Silent • Constitutional Rights • John Dell’Italia • Morris County • Electronic Data • law enforcement • NJ Law Journal