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I 2011 I 2010
I 2009 I 2008
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| 2020
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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AG Directive 2020-11 – AG Directive 2020-11 – Directive Regarding Testimony of Jailhouse Informants |
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AG Directive 2020-10 – AG Directive 2020-10 – Directive Codifying Protocols for Communications with the Office of the Governor and the Legislature |
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AG Directive 2020-9 – AG Directive 2020-9 – Directive Establishing “Statewide Handle With Care” Program |
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AG Directive 2020-8 – AG Directive 2020-8 – Directive Modifying Requirements of Mandatory Random Law Enforcement Drug Testing Program in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic |
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AG Directive 2020-7 – AG Directive 2020-7 – Directive Revising Internal Affairs Policy & Procedures (supersedes AG Directive 2019-5) |
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AG Directive 2020-6 – AG Directive 2020-6 – Directive Requiring Public Disclosure of the Identities of Department’s Officers Who Committed Serious Disciplinary Violations Since 2000 |
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AG Directive 2020-5 – Directive Requiring Public Disclosure of the Identities of Officers Who
Commit Serious Disciplinary Violations |
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AG Directive 2020-4 – Directive Revising Firearms Qualification and Requalification Standards for New Jersey Law Enforcement |
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AG Directive 2020-3 – Directive Regarding Non-Prosecution of Healthcare Facilities and Professionals Adhering to Triage Protocols During COVID-19 Pandemic |
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AG Directive 2020-2 Deadlines – Directive Updating Certain Reporting, Training, and Certification Deadlines |
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AG Directive 2020-1 REV. 4.11.20 – Directive Instructing All Law Enforcement Agencies And Officers On The Appropriate Use Of COVID-19 Information From Public Health Officers |
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| 2019
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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AG Directive 2019-8 – Directive Codifying the Office of Public Integrity & Accountability (OPIA) |
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AG Directive 2019-7 – Directive Strengthening Oversight of Municipal Court Prosecutions |
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AG Directive 2019-6 – Directive Establishing County Policies to Comply with Brady v. Maryland and Giglio v. United States |
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AG Directive 2019-5 – Directive Strengthening and Supplementing Internal Affairs Policy & Procedures (superseded by AG Directive 2020-7) |
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AG Directive 2019-4 – Directive Ensuring the Independent Investigation of Criminal Cases Involving Police Use-of-Force or In-Custody Deaths |
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AG Directive 2019-3 – Directive Governing Law Enforcement Interactions with Transgender Individuals |
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AG Directive 2019-2 – Directive to Enforce New Jersey’s “Extreme Risk” Gun Safety Law |
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AG Directive 2019-1 – Directive Promoting Law Enforcement Resiliency |
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| 2018
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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AG Directive 2018-6 (updated 9.27.19) – Directive Strengthening Trust Between Law Enforcement and Immigrant Communities |
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AG Directive 2018-5 (updated 12.23.19) – Directive, Implementing Procedures and Protocols for Sexual Assault Response and Referrals |
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AG Directive 2018-4 – Collective Data Sharing Program |
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Update to AG Directive 2016-7
Guidelines for Dissemination of Investigative Tips and Leads |
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AG Directive 2018-3 – Statewide Mandatory Early Warning Systems |
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AG Directive 2018-2 – Statewide Mandatory Random Drug Testing |
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AG Directive 2018-1 – Law Enforcement Directive Concerning Public Release of Video Recordings Depicting Police Deadly Force Incidents |
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| 2017
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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AG Directive 2017-2 - Modification of Attorney General’s “Internal Affairs Policy and Procedures”
(rev. July 2014) Mandatory Notification to Complaintant. |
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AG Directive 2016-6 v3.0 - REVISION
Modification of Directive Establishing Interim Policies, Practices and Procedures to Implement Criminal Justice Reform Pursuant to P.L. 2015, c. 31.
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AG Directive 2016-6 v2.0 - REVISION
Modification of Directive Establishing Interim Policies, Practices, and Procedures to Implement Criminal Justice Reform Pursuant to P.L. 2015, c. 31.
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AG Directive 2017-1
Prevention of Victim and Witness Intimidation. |
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| 2016
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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AG Directive 2016-7 (Updated 3.26.18)
Clarifies that when local law enforcement agencies receive tips about suspicious activity related to terrorism or threatened acts of violence, including violence directed at schools, they must immediately notify both their County Terrorism Coordinators and the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness (NJOHSP), which, in turn, shall immediately share such reports with the FBI.. |
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AG Directive 2016-6
Directive Establishing Interim Policies, Practices, and Procedures to Implement Criminal Justice Reform Pursuant to P.L. 2014, e. 31 |
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AG Directive 2016-5
Law Enforcement Directive Establishing a Community-Law Enforcement Affirmative Relations Continuing Education Institute |
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AG Directive 2016-4
Law Enforcement Directive Concerning Uniform Statewide Practices and Procedures for Issuing Firearms Purchaser Identification Cards, Handgun Purchase Permits, and Permits to Carry Handguns |
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AG Directive 2016-3
Directive Revising the Attorney General Supplemental Policy on Conducted Energy Devices
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AG Directive 2016-2
Uniform Guidelines on the Pretrial Intervention Program |
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AG Directive 2016-1
Automated Deconfliction of Planned Law Enforcement Operations and Investigations |
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| 2015
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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AG Directive 2015-1
Law Enforcement Directive Regarding Police Body Worn Cameras (BWCs) and Stored BWC Recordings |
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AG Directive 2006-5
Supplemental Law Enforcement Directive Regarding Uniform Statewide Procedures and Best Practices for Conducting Police-Use-of-Force Investigations |
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| 2014
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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Requiring Prosecutorial and Judicial Approval of Proactive Use of Probationers to Conduct Law Enforcement Investigations |
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Directive No. 2014-2
Concerning Heroin and Opiate Investigations/Prosecutions |
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Clarification of "Graves Act" 2008 Directive with Respect to Offenses Committed by Out-of-State Visitors From States Where Their Gun-Possession Conduct Would Have Been Lawful |
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Directive No. 2014-1
Law Enforcement Directive to Ensure Uniform Enforcement of the Sports Wagering Act's Exemption from Criminal Liability for the Operation of Sports Pools by Casinos and Racetracks, and Formal Opinion Addressing the Effects of Law Enforcement Directive 2014-1 on the Sports Wagering Act's Exemption from Civil Liability for the Operation of Sports Pools by Casinos and Racetracks |
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Directive No. 2011-1 - REVISION
Revisions to Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive 2011-1 and the "Attorney Generals Guidelines for the Retention of Evidence" on Procedures for Retaining Sexual Assault Forensic Evidence (SAFE) Hold Kits and Extending the Time for Victims to Decide Whether to Report the Crime and Release Collected Forensic Evidence to Law Enforcement |
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Directive
No. 2011-1- REVISION
Revisions to Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive 2011-1 and the "Attorney Generals Guidelines for the Retention of Evidence" to Authorize the Expedited Post-Conviction Destruction of Excess Quantities of Seized Controlled Dangerous Substances |
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| 2013
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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Directive
No. 2013-1
Directive to Ensure Uniform Statewide Enforcement of the "Overdose Prevention Act" |
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| 2012
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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Directive
No. 2012-2
Investigation of Human Trafficking |
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Directive
No. 2012-1
Notification of
Out-of-State Law Enforcement Operations Conducted Within New
Jersey |
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| 2011
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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Directive
No. 2011-2
Attorney General Directive Regarding Retention and Transmittal
of Contemporaneous Notes of Witness Interviews and Crime Scenes |
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Directive
No. 2011-1
Attorney General Guidelines for the Retention of Evidence
(supersedes Directive 2010-1)
Revised June 11 and July 10, 2014 |
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| 2010
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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Directive
No. 2010-5
Law Enforcement Directive Promulgating Attorney Guidelines
for the Use of Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) and
Stored ALPR Data
November 18, 2015 Revision to Attorney General Guidelines for the Use of Automated Licence Plate Readers (ALPRs) and Stored ALPR Data Concerning Data Retention Period |
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Directive
No. 2010-4
Supplemental Directive Regarding Extended Term Applications
Under N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6f in Drug-Free School Zone Cases |
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Directive
No. 2010-3
Revising New Jersey's AMBER Alert Plan |
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Directive
No. 2010-2
Supplemental Directive Modifying the Brimage Guidelines to
Account for Judicial Authority to Waive or Reduce Mandatory
Minimum Sentences in School Zone Cases, Pursuant to N.J.S.A.
2C:35-7b |
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Directive
No. 2010-1
Attorney General Guidelines for the Retention of Evidence
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| 2009
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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Directive
No. 2009-1
Restrictions on Use of Polygraph Examinations. |
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| 2008
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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Directive
No. 2008-4
Child Abduction Response Team. |
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Directive
No. 2008-3
Submission of Information Into the ViCAP Datatbase. |
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Directive
No. 2008-2
Guidelines for Stationhouse Adjustment of Juvenile Delinquency
Offenses - Revises and Replaces AG Law Enforcement Directive
2005-4. |
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Directive
No. 2008-1
Submission and Analysis of Information Relating to Seized
and Recovered Firearms |
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| 2007
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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Directive
No. 2007-3 (REPEALED AND SUPERSEDED by Directive No. 2018-6.)
Immigration |
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Directive
No. 2007-2
DWI Last Drink Location Reports |
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Directive
No. 2007-1
School Security |
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| 2006
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directives |
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Directive
No. 2006-5
Use of Force by Law Enforcement
Revised July 28, 2015 |
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Directive
No. 2006-4
Superseding Directive Regarding Electronic Recordation of
Stationhouse Interrogations (see also 2006-2) |
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Directive
No. 2006-3
Notice to Replace Body Armor Vests Containing Zylon® |
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Directive
No. 2006-2
Superseding Directive Regarding Electronic Recordation of
Stationhouse Interrogations (see also 2006-4) |
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Memorialization of Electronic Recordation of Custodial Interrogation of Suspect in Custodial Station House Setting
-- Download
PDF FORM 81K |
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Directive
No. 2006-1
New Jersey Forensic Science Commission |
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2006
Attorney General Administrative Directives |
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Directive
No. 2006-1
Establishing the Office of State Police Affairs within
the Department of Law and Public Safety |
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| 2005 |
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Directive
No. 2005-5
Establishing Uniform Statewide Procedures for Implementing
the VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) System |
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Directive
No. 2005-4
Guidelines for Stationshouse Adjustment of Juvenile
Delinquency Offenses - Replaced
by No. 2008-2. |
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Directive
No. 2005-3
Establishing a Statewide Training Policy on the Safe Return
Program to Recover Lost Individuals with Alzheimer's Disease
and Related Disorders |
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Directive
No. 2005-2
Mandatory Training for All Law Enforcement Officers in the
State of NJ for National Incident Management System Courses
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Directive
No. 2005-1
Attorney
General Law Enforcement Directive NO. 2005-1: Establishing
an official statewide police defining and prohibiting the
practice of RACIALLY-INFLUENCED POLICING”
Added
12.20.05 clarification to 2005-1
Directive to Prevent Racial, Ethnic and Religious Profiling
in the Course of Conducting Counter-Terrorism Investigations
and Intelligence Collection. |
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| 2005
Attorney General Administrative Directives |
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Attorney General Administrative Directive 2005-2
Establishing an Official Statewide Policy Requiring Adoption of the Attorney General's Computer Crime Task Force
Memo
from the Attorney General - Directive 2005-2 |
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| 2004 |
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DIRECTIVE
No. 2004-4
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive
NO. 2004-4: Standardization of External Audits of County Prosecutor's
Office Forfeiture Funds. |
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DIRECTIVE
No. 2004-3
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive
No. 2004-3 - Mandatory Training for all Law Enforcement Officers
in the State of New Jersey in the following Domestic Security
Preparedness Courses: Incident Command System (ICS-100), Hazmat Awareness, Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness, Counter-Terrorism Awareness |
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DIRECTIVE
No. 2004-2
Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive
No. 2004-2 Joint Crash Investigative Protocol |
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Directive
No. 2004-1
Attorney General
Law Enforcement Directive NO. 2004-1 replaces Directive NO.
2001-5 John's Law |
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| 2002 |
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DIRECTIVE
Use of Grand Jury Subpoenas to Compel Hospitals to Produce
Medical Records |
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DIRECTIVE
No. 2002-2--Form
"Search
Warrant Application Form" (PDF File 573 K) |
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Memo--Required
Procedures to Facilitate Admissibility
of Sworn Laboratory Certificates Under N.J.S.A. 2C:35-19 |
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DIRECTIVE
No. 2002-2
Approval of Search Warrant Applications, Execution of Search Warrants, and Procedures to Coordinate Investigative Activities Conducted by Multiple Law Enforcement Agencies |
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Directive
No. 2002-1
Drug Offender Restraining Order Act of 1999, As Amended and
Supplemented By P.L. 2001, C. 365--Forms For Use By
Law Enforcement Agencies--Effective Date: May 7, 2002 (PDF
file 51K) |
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| 2001 |
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Directive
No. 2001-7
Establishment of the Attorney General
Advisory Committee in the Department of Law and Public Safety,
effective December 20, 2001 (PDF file 23K) |
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Directive
No. 2001-6
Procedures for the Uniform Investigation of Serious
Violent Crimes Occurring on Premises of any Facility run by
the Dept. of Human Services.(PDF file 64K) |
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Appearance/No Waiver Plea Agreements (see below) |
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Directive
No. 2001-4
Implementation of the New Jersey Safe Haven Infant
Protection Act--(PDF File--27K) |
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Directive
No. 2001-3
NJSP Bureau of Identification Conducting CCH/III Background
Checks--(PDF File--13K) |
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Directive
No. 2001-2
Juvenile Justice Commission Monitoring of Municipal Lockups-Juvenile
Admissions Log--(PDF File--554K)
***Please
Note****Juvenile Justice Commission’s JJDP Monitoring
Unit phone number has changed from (609) 530-5005 to (609)341-5071. |
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Directive
No. 2001-1
Only applicable to Division of Criminal Justice |
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| 2000 |
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- AG Directive Posted Dec. 2000:
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AG
Law Enforcement Directive NO. 2000-5: Temporary
Suspension of Enforcement of N.J.S.A. 39:3-33 For Vehicles
Equipped with Exterior Mounted E-Z Pass Tag--(PDF File15K) |
- AG Directive Posted Nov. 2000:
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Rescission of January 24, 2000 Directive (Expired Inspection Stickers)--(PDF
File10K) |
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2000-1
Shooting Directive Revised (PDF 1.83MB)
Replaced by AG Directive 2006-5 |
- Revision Added Sept. 19, 2000:
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AG
Directives 2000-3 and 2000-4
Regarding Seizure of Weapons From Law Enforcement Officers
Involved in Domestic Violence Incidents |
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Attorney
General Law Enforcement Directives:
2000-2 Consent Decree with U.S. Dist. Ct. Directive
(PDF-3Mb with fillable last page Form) |
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| Negotiating
Cases Under N.J.S.A. 2C:35-12 |
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Notes
1 & 2 added November 18, 2004 |
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Brimage Guidelines
2 Revised Attorney General Guidelines
for Negotiating Cases Under N.J.S.A. @C:35-12 Revised 2004,
Effective for Offenses Committed on or after September 15,
2004 |
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No Appearance/No Waiver Plea Agreements --POSTED JUNE 2001 (PDF File 6725K)
AG Directive 1998-1 For Negotiating Cases Under N.J.S.A. 2C:35-12 (PDF File 1529K)
AG Guidelines for Negotiating
Cases Under N.J.S.A. 2C:35-12 (PDF File 6725K)
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