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A New Jersey appeals court will review a judge's order that a divorced couple install video cameras in almost every room of their separate homes. The intention was to force the pair to comply with their child visitation agreement and to prove or disprove allegations of child abuse. The American Civil Liberties Union, seeking amicus status, calls the parties "unwilling participants in a never-ending reality television show."
November 27, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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