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New Jersey Supreme Court orders disclosure of police facial recognition use in criminal cases
Unanimous ruling requires prosecutors to provide defendants with information about facial recognition tools used in investigations
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4mAnother Delaney Hall detainee hospitalized after medical emergency, DHS confirms
The detainee remained hospitalized Saturday, one week after another man from the Newark immigration detention center died.
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3mPallone calls for EPA testing near Keyport landfill
The push comes amid growing concerns about reported cancer cases among residents living near the site.
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4mNJ Democrats demand Delaney Hall closure after deaths
Delegation demands records and answers about three immigrant detainee deaths connected to Delaney Hall
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5mDelaney Hall officials cancel visits, blame protesters
Family visits halted amid ACLU-NJ scrutiny of restrictions that may violate detainees’ constitutional rights
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3mSherrill signs law expanding transit options for seniors, disabled
The governor signed seven measures covering energy contracts, occupational licensing, property disclosures, and the creation of a Revolutionary War license plate.