Podcast: What went wrong for N.J. anti-bullying law?
It was supposed to be one of the strictest, toughest bullying laws in the nation, but now New Jersey’s anti-bullying law has run out of cash.
In this week’s NJ Spotlight podcast, John Mooney explains what happened, how it happened and what the future holds for the anti-bullying law in New Jersey.
You can listen to this week’s podcast by clicking on the link above this story.
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