Although new Gov. Christopher Christie is injecting plenty of new blood into his administration, he announced today that the commander of the New Jersey State Police isn't going anywhere.
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Although new Gov. Christopher Christie is injecting plenty of new blood into his administration, he announced today that the commander of the New Jersey State Police isn't going anywhere.Teachers having sex with students: Why?
EDITORIAL: After the arrest of a male teacher accused of sexting with a 16-year-old student at Becton Regional High School, I found web sites that list crime after crime, incident after incident, involving supposedly grown-up instructors and their teenaged charges. What I want to know is why?
Opponents of hush-hush parole bills corner Corzine
ONLY ON CLIFFVIEW PILOT: Last fall, Tony Montelaro and his wife convinced the New Jersey Parole Board to keep their daughter's killer behind bars. The 70-something couple trekked back to Florida emotionally spent -- but grateful that the man who abducted and butchered Kim Montelaro would remain imprisoned long enough so they'd never make the trip again. Or would he?Pedestrian deaths soar in N.J. this year
YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: Distraction is taking its toll in New Jersey, where driver deaths are down but more pedestrians have been killed -- including a dozen each in Hudson and Bergen -- since 2006.Milgram touts new domestic violence plan
Attorney General Anne Milgram warned law enforcement agencies in New Jersey that they could be sued by domestic violence victims of their survivors if they don't adopt the state's new guidelines for handling domestic violence involving police officers.
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