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A New Jersey judge has struck down a common-law defense that allowed the government to keep documents secret if it demonstrated a compelling interest, on the grounds that the defense will not stand under the state's new Open Public Records Act. The ruling means the group New Jerseyans for a Death Penalty Moratorium will have access to Department of Corrections documents detailing how the state's executions would be conducted.
December 02, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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