The issue of privacy can be used to cover up governmental bungling, and worse, says Grayson Barber. But the disclosure of some government-compiled information can also be detrimental to citizens. Now that New Jersey has its Open Public Records Act, state lawmakers need to approve a privacy study commission, says Barber, and also consider developing a comprehensive privacy statute, much like the guidelines adopted by the European Union.
September 09, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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