Supreme Court of New Jersey

In the Matter of the Application of Maria Martin, Martha Stretton, Aldona Middlesworth and Joseph Pallone, for Relief

June 30, 198290 N.J. 295

Summary

The Supreme Court of New Jersey upheld the constitutionality of the Casino Control Act’s licensing provisions, including consent to searches, warrantless inspections, privacy disclosures, and association inquiries, while recognizing limited standing and requiring the Commission to maintain confidentiality safeguards. The Court affirmed the Commission’s decision but directed that any overbroad release authorizations be narrowed.