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LiberalEsto

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4. New Jersey has had Sunshine Laws on the books for decades

Reply to Julian Englis (Original post)

Mon Mar 19, 2012, 11:20 AM

Mar 2012

The problem there, and I speak as a former journalist who covered multiple beats in NJ for decades, is what goes on after the open public meetings are over.

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Study finds state governments at risk for corruption; New Jersey listed as most transparent [View all] Julian Englis Mar 2012 OP

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And we have the amazing Sen. Loretta Weinberg chipping away at that issue. JackBeck Mar 2012 #5