A bill creating a pilot program to put New Jersey domestic-violence offenders under electronic monitoring is on the governor's desk.
December 31, 2013 at 02:06 PM
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A bill creating a pilot program to put New Jersey domestic-violence offenders under electronic monitoring is on the governor’s desk.
The program, to be run in Ocean County for four years, would require offenders to wear ankle bracelets, and victims would be notified if their attackers come within a certain area.
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