Duluth-Superior ILA Marine Ass'n Restated Pension Plan v. Seaway Port Authority

deciding that the New Jersey Domestic Violence Act could not be construed as creating “either a quasi-custodial relationship” or “any concomitant Constitutional duty” | noting that Anderson requires a court to analyze specific official actions of individual claiming qualified immunity | finding it "illogical and contrary to the interests of judicial economy" that this court could not directly hold that "a constitutional right allegedly violated could not have been clearly established because it has not been recognized" | finding it "illogical and contrary to the interests of judicial economy” that this court could not directly hold that "a constitutional right allegedly violated could not have been clearly established because it has not been recognized” | summary judgment affidavit case; no facts buttressing broad assertion or explaining how witness learned of the Bank's intentions to eliminate seniors | peremptory discharge, though retaliatory, was not an adverse employment decision because plaintiff did not suffer as a result of employer’s action