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In apparently the first case in the nation brought under the Drivers Privacy Protection Act, a New York town and a former police officer have agreed, on the brink of a federal trial, to pay $325,000 to resolve a complaint that arose after the officer improperly tapped motor vehicle records to give information to a private investigator. The plaintiffs' attorney says this is the first case to address issues related to a violation of the statute and the reach of the statute.
July 25, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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