Courts Can Consider Arguments Not Raised Below in Order “To Accomplish a Just Result”

In re Robert Brown, Police Sergeant (PM0622N), City of Salem, ___ N.J. Super. ___ (App. Div. 2019).   As discussed here, in general, appellate courts will not review issues that were not raised in the court below.  In this opinion by Judge Fisher today, though, the Appellate Division made an exception to that general rule. The […]

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