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Providing transparency would breed trust, support effective policing and help protect our civil rights. State lawmakers can make that happen Josh Fine New Jerseyans need to demand legislative changes to address systemic issues that continue to exist in law enforcement throughout New Jersey. When it comes to transparency in the police internal affairs process, and access to police disciplinary records, state Attorney General Gurbir Grewal has publicly acknowledged that “New Jersey’s extremely strict confidentiality is not an example of standard practice” throughout the United States. Sen. Loretta Weinberg’s bill (S-2656), and its identical companion bill in the Assembly (A-5301), which is sponsored by Assemblywoman Verlina Reynolds-Jackson, would make law enforcement disciplinary records accessible as government records under the New Jersey Open Public Records Act. Adopting S-2656/A-5301 as law will provide transparency, which will breed trust, support effective policing a

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