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NJ law requires notice before terror surveillance
USA TODAY TRENTON, N.J. — Out-of-state law-enforcement agencies doing counter-terrorism surveillance in New Jersey risk having a state judge block their snooping unless they let county officials know in advance. State lawmakers devised the proposal after … NJ governor signs law on out-of-state police work NJ Assembly approves changes to medical marijuana law Christie Signs Law Requiring Consent For Spying By Out-Of-State Agencies |