Who holds police accountable? N.J. civilian review boards face limits on their power

A local news story from New Jersey, reported by NJ.com.

Local News · New Jersey · October 29, 2026

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New Jersey's civilian review boards lack subpoena power, limiting their ability to independently investigate police misconduct, while pending legislation aims to change that.

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