A New Jersey appeals court has reinstated an age and race discrimination suit against Camden County College, finding that the complaint was filed within the two-year statute of limitations.

In a 12-page unpublished opinion issued Jan. 31, a panel of the Appellate Division held that a trial court judge had “misapplied” New Jersey precedent in tossing the case of Sandra Turner-Barnes, the former executive director of the college’s Camden County Cultural and Heritage Commission, who argued that her termination had violated the state’s anti-discrimination law.

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