New Jersey state Sen. Nicholas Scutari. Courtesy photo Too Late: Woman Waited Too Long to Sue Scutari Over His Absences at Prosecutor Job
Yasmine Coello's federal civil rights claims against Scutari, Linden and the town's former mayor and municipal judge are time-barred because they stem from her harassment conviction and sentencing in 2008, the judge ruled.
October 22, 2020 at 05:39 PM
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A federal judge in Newark has rejected a litigant's due-process claims stemming from allegedly frequent absences by New Jersey state Sen. Nicholas Scutari, D-Union, during his 15-year run as municipal prosecutor in Linden.
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