New Jersey Rape Kit Law: Statewide Tracking Now Required
New Jersey has enacted a new law requiring a statewide rape kit tracking system to enhance transparency and accountability, reducing backlogs and supporting survivors of sexual assault.
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New Jersey has enacted a new law requiring a statewide rape kit tracking system to enhance transparency and accountability, reducing backlogs and supporting survivors of sexual assault.
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