Supreme Court of New Jersey· 1/21/1993

State v. Garcia

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618 A.2d 326
131 N.J. 67
1993 N.J. LEXIS 17

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recognizing “a ‘surveillance location privilege,’ under which the State can refuse to disclose the exact location from which law-enforcement officers observe criminal activity”
denying disclosure of surveillance location noting corroboration of the criminal activity was provided by an informer's information and drugs found in the location when identified by the police officer conducting 15 A-1344-14T2 surveillance
defendant's need for DYFS' records regarding victim did not outweigh need for confidentiality of records
applying statute authorizing \official information privilege\

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Judges: Clifford

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