NJ court blocks DOJ from unredacted voter rolls on privacy grounds
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A federal judge in New Jersey blocked the Justice Department from accessing unredacted voter rolls, ruling that Title III of the Civil Rights Act does not extend to the state's computerized voter registration list, citing privacy concerns amid a broader probe into NJ's election system and related noncitizen voting controversy.
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