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Fines paid by New Jersey wrongdoers have declined for the first time in seven years, despite a record effort by an aggressive, statewide, computer-aided unit that pursues delinquent probationers. The brains of the new program are the computers of the Comprehensive Adult Probation System, which collect information about fines when they are levied and automatically produce notices when payment has not been made in 30 days.
November 13, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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