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The birth dates of detainees in New York City jails will not be provided to a Web business that compiles criminal records for background checks of potential employees, tenants or kids' coaches, a Manhattan judge has ruled. The judge agreed with the Department of Corrections' denial of a Freedom of Information Law request because the posting of such information on the commercial Web site could subject detainees to identity theft and personal and economic hardship.
August 02, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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