Kugler v. Banner Pontiac-Buick, Opel, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that claims under Consumer Fraud Act were completely unknown to common law
• allowing civil penalty for violation of Consumer Fraud Act despite acquittal on same charge
• finding no right to jury trial for CFA action by Attorney General
• finding no right to jury trial for CFA action by Attorney General
• no right to jury trial for prosecution under Consumer Fraud Act where statutory action was \completely unknown\ to common law
• the Attorney General is not barred from bringing suit against an alleged violator under the Consumer Fraud Act despite his previous acquittal of disorderly persons charges arising out of the same operative facts

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).