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After three years of haggling, the New Jersey governor on Friday signed a law that makes racial profiling by public officials a criminal offense. The law penalizes any official who knowingly commits an act, resulting in the violation of a person's personal or property rights, with the purpose of intimidating or discriminating against that person due to race, color, gender, ethnicity, handicap, religion or sexual orientation.
March 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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