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NJ ends mandatory minimums for some nonviolent drug offenses

Some nonviolent drug offenders can request new court review.

Aired 05/20/2021

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NJ ends mandatory minimums for some nonviolent drug offenses

Clip: 5/20/2021 | 54sVideo has Closed Captions

Some nonviolent drug offenders can request new court review.

This week, the attorney general’s office abolished mandatory minimum sentences for six nonviolent drug crimes. Those offenders can request a new court review and sentence.

Aired 05/20/2021

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