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John Schmidt v. Cape May County Technical School District
Cape May County, Docket No. CPM-L-356-14
Hon. James P. Savio, J.S.C.
March 23, 2015
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Summary: Court ruled that requestor was entitled to a) school board's resolution that terminated Charlotte Giles from her employment, b) the agenda of the meeting at which Giles' termination was voted upon and c) executive session minutes of meetings where a proposed settlement with Ms. Giles was discussed (except for matters within the attorney-client privilege. Court also ruled that Schmidt's attorney, Walter M. Luers of Clinton, is entitled to have his fees and costs paid by the school district taxpayers.