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The New Jersey state Supreme Court expanded the reach of official misconduct statutes last week, ruling that employees of privatized agencies can be prosecuted for official misconduct. The court ruled that an employee of the state Motor Vehicle Commission, which was privatized in 1995, was subject to the public corruption law because she was performing governmental functions when she committed her crimes. The ruling stems from a multicount indictment for a scheme to obtain fake driver's licenses.
October 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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