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In Our Opinion: Say It Ain’t So, Joe: Danielsen’s Open Public Records Law Revamp Is Bad Governing

May 13 will be remembered as a sad day for transparency in government in New Jersey, as if there already weren’t enough of those.

May 13, 2024 is the day that the state Legislature, in a rare bipartisan fashion, voted to decimate a law that for two decades has aimed a bright light into the dark corners of governmental affairs, from the local, to the county, to the state level.

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