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Trenton cop targeted by FBI sued for using excessive force

Trenton cop targeted by FBI sued for using excessive force

TRENTON — A former Trenton cop who is being investigated by the FBI is being accused of launching into an “unprovoked physical assault” on a former city man two years ago.

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Trenton pays $850K to family of victim of fatal motorcycle crash, settles other suits

Trenton pays $850K to family of victim of fatal motorcycle crash, settles other suits

TRENTON — The family of a motorcyclist who was killed in an April 2013 collision on a dangerous road in the capital city settled a lawsuit against the city for $850,000.

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Jury clears Stratford man accused of wife’s murder

Jury clears Stratford man accused of wife’s murder

Mario Flores, accused of fleeing after his wife’s death in February 2016, panicked when she shot herself, his attorney says.

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Court OKs ‘Portee’ Claim for Same-Sex Spouse in Child Death Case

Court OKs ‘Portee’ Claim for Same-Sex Spouse in Child Death Case

A New Jersey appeals court ruled that the nonbiological mother in a same-sex couple can sue for bystander negligent infliction of emotional distress in connection with the death of a 2-year-old Trenton girl in a horrific accident.

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Mercer County jail hit with wrongful death lawsuit over inmate beating

Mercer County jail hit with wrongful death lawsuit over inmate beating

TRENTON >> A veteran Trenton firefighter has filed a wrongful death lawsuit over his son’s apparent suicide nearly two years ago at the embattled Mercer County Correction Center.

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Attorney Robin Lord allegedly told to ‘Go f**k herself’ by prosecutor after murder acquittal

Attorney Robin Lord allegedly told to ‘Go f**k herself’ by prosecutor after murder acquittal

TRENTON >> A gesture of mutual respect turned sour at the completion of a murder trial.

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Trenton pays $350K settlement for woman’s death in police lockup

Trenton pays $350K settlement for woman’s death in police lockup

For the second time in seven months, the city agreed to settle a lawsuit regarding an inmate’s death at the Trenton Police Department’s lockup facility for six figures, bringing the total damages to over $1 million.

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Trenton settles police lockup suit, councilman leery as tab nears $1 million

Trenton settles police lockup suit, councilman leery as tab nears $1 million

TRENTON >> The family of a man who died in police lockup in 2011 has settled a wrongful death lawsuit with the city for $690,000.

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Mercer County woman found not guilty of using position to get generator after Sandy

Mercer County woman found not guilty of using position to get generator after Sandy

A Mercer County woman was found not guilty by a jury on all charges that she used her civilian position with the New Jersey State Police to obtain a generator after Superstorm Sandy.

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State to pay $750,000 to family of man killed during trooper-involved crash

State to pay $750,000 to family of man killed during trooper-involved crash

TRENTON — An out-of-court settlement of $750,000 has been made between the state and the Trenton family of a new father killed in a 2007 pileup on the Atlantic City Expressway that his lawyers blamed on state troopers.

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About Robin Kay Lord

Robin has been a lawyer for over three decades. Her experience began working as a law clerk and then as an Assistant Public Defender before opening her own Law Practice in 1996.

She received her Law Degree from Hofstra University and a Bachelor of Science from Syracuse University. She began her legal career representing indigent criminal defendants in the trenches of the Office of the Public Defender as a Trial Attorney for almost a decade. It is there where she developed her passion for vigorously protecting the rights and liberties of individuals.

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