New Jersey bureaucrats clear 'Christian grandma' of wrongdoing for asking constituents about taxes
A year and a half after the School Ethics Commission opened a proceeding against Gail Nazarene for her Facebook posts, it suddenly ruled in her favor - before an appeals court could review its sweeping interpretation of state law.
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A year and a half after the School Ethics Commission opened a proceeding against Gail Nazarene for her Facebook posts, it suddenly ruled in her favor - before an appeals court could review its sweeping interpretation of state law.
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