Lisas Law

NJ assemblyman blasts Lisa’s Law report
NJ assemblyman blasts Lisa’s Law report
NJ assemblyman blasts Lisa’s Law report
New Jersey Assemblyman Troy Singleton (D-Mount Laurel) is blasting a report by the state attorney general's office that raises concerns about the cost and reliability of a pilot program, called Lisa's Law, that would track certain domestic violence offenders using GPS devices.
Lisa’s Law Would Require Repeat Domestic Violence Offenders to Wear Electronic Monitoring Devices – Do You Support It? [POLL]
Lisa’s Law Would Require Repeat Domestic Violence Offenders to Wear Electronic Monitoring Devices – Do You Support It? [POLL]
Lisa’s Law Would Require Repeat Domestic Violence Offenders to Wear Electronic Monitoring Devices – Do You Support It? [POLL]
Anytime I hear of a law that bears someone’s name, I usually think the “law” was drafted at a kneejerk reaction to some tragic event. More than likely to make a name for the legislator drafting it. And in many cases the unintended consequences of the bill haven’t been fully hashed out...
Tracking for Domestic Violence
Tracking for Domestic Violence
Tracking for Domestic Violence
A bill that would allow a four-year pilot program in Ocean County to electronically monitor defendants charged with or convicted of physically abusive domestic violence has passed the General Assembly.

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