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When New Jersey Gov. James McGreevey announced 583 exemptions to the new Open Public Records Act, he stressed they were necessary to guard the state from misuse of information by terrorists. However, internal e-mails and position papers obtained from his office indicate that the initial concerns were the cost of implementation, the threat of lawsuits and the likelihood of having to pay attorney fees if the state lost them.
August 26, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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