A Mercer County judge has lifted some state-imposed restrictions on the Occupy Trenton protesters encamped at Veterans Park near the State House and ordered the return of belongings seized from them.
November 08, 2011 at 06:15 PM
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A Mercer County judge has lifted some state-imposed restrictions on the Occupy Trenton protesters encamped at Veterans Park near the Statehouse and ordered the return of belongings seized from them.
Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson issued a temporary restraining order Monday, barring state officials from seizing signs, flags, tables, chairs, coolers, boxes, camping and picnicking items.
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