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New Jersey's newly minted Open Public Records Act does not permit attorney fees to be charged for redaction of privileged information from requested documents, a judge in Burlington County has ruled. Ruling in Courier-Post v. Lenape Regional High School District , the judge said the statute gives each town's or school district's designated records custodian -- not legal counsel -- the job of making redactions.
November 14, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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