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State orders police to release police disciplinary records

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State orders police to release police disciplinary records

New Jersey's Attorney General has directed state, county and local police to release the names and records of officers fired or demoted or suspended for 5 days or more for serious disciplinary violations. One deadline is mid-July.

06/16/2020

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Courts re-opening, too slowly for some

Courts re-opening, too slowly for some

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Defendants face delays with no timeline yet for return of jury trials. (2m 45s)

Election officials worry about NJ's vote-by-mail primary

Election officials worry about NJ's vote-by-mail primary

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Election officials worry about New Jersey's vote-by-mail primary (3m 25s)

Employers can’t fire you based on your sexual orientation

Employers can’t fire you based on your sexual orientation

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Employers can’t fire you based on your sexual orientatio (2m 38s)

Headaches, loss of smell part of COVID’s impact on brain

Headaches, loss of smell part of COVID’s impact on brain

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Headaches, loss of smell part of COVID’s impact on brain function (2m 58s)

Massive Wind Port Project to Bring Jobs to South Jersey

Massive Wind Port Project to Bring Jobs to South Jersey

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Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news. (2m 48s)

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