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New Jersey's Appellate Division has released 911 tapes in two high-profile murder cases to the media, saying they are not exempt from disclosure under the state's Open Public Records Act even during criminal investigations. The rulings, while providing prosecutors with the first appellate guidance on the OPRA's scope, are so fact-specific and narrowly cast that plenty remains for lawyers on both sides to argue about.
March 28, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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