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 2021-06-04


Records Request of Sussex County Prosecutor's Office
ATTN: NJ Custodian, Jerome Paul Neidhardt, fax (973) 383-4929

Regarding records you have, please promptly provide me with a URL or email attachment or similar access to remotely inspect the following electronic records as 

soon as possible, regardless of whether you recognize common law right of access, or the NJ Open Public Records Act (OPRA), or other authorities similarly mandating your good-faith transparent and prompt response:

SEARCH WARRANTS, WIRETAP ORDERS AND REPORTS

1: all search warrants or wiretap orders in the last 90 days;

2: all wiretap application reports relating to those;

SUBPOENAS OR DISCOVERY REQUESTS TO NON-PARTY

3: all subpoenas or other discovery directed to a non-party in the last 90 days;

4: all supervisory certifications regarding suppression or delay of notices for those;

SUPPORT, AUTHORITY

5: all statements, applications, related and supporting documentation, including, but not limited to, affidavits, oaths, affirmations, transcripts or summary of any oral testimony in support of the items 1-4 mentioned above.

6: each legal authority on which your office relies for foundational authority with regards to investigative wiretaps, by warrant or discovery or any other avenue, as shown by 2021-06-04

Records Request of Sussex County Prosecutor's Office
ATTN: NJ Custodian, Jerome Paul Neidhardt, fax (973) 383-4929

Regarding records you have, please promptly provide me with a URL or email attachment or similar access to remotely inspect the following electronic records as soon as possible, regardless of whether you recognize common law right of access, or the NJ Open Public Records Act (OPRA), or other authorities similarly mandating your good-faith transparent and prompt response:

SEARCH WARRANTS, WIRETAP ORDERS AND REPORTS

1: all search warrants or wiretap orders in the last 90 days;

2: all wiretap application reports relating to those;

SUBPOENAS OR DISCOVERY REQUESTS TO NON-PARTY

3: all subpoenas or other discovery directed to a non-party in the last 90 days;

4: all supervisory certifications regarding suppression or delay of notices for those;

SUPPORT, AUTHORITY

5: all statements, applications, related and supporting documentation, including, but not limited to, affidavits, oaths, affirmations, transcripts or summary of any oral testimony in support of the items 1-4 mentioned above.

6: each legal authority on which your office relies for foundational authority with regards to investigative wiretaps, by warrant or discovery or any other avenue, as shown by your producing any single record, memo, internal policy, email, or other office communication identifying or citing each such authority.

For any above item 1-6, if no documents exist responsive to my request, then please simply certify that fact to me (your electronic certification is adequate).

It is my understanding that your office is in possession of these public records and so a reasonable timeframe would be one or two hours; please do not delay.

__RequesterName__
__RequesterEmailAddress__ producing any single record, memo, internal policy, email, or other office communication identifying or citing each such authority. For any above item 1-6, if no documents exist responsive to my request, then please simply certify that fact to me (your electronic certification is adequate). It is my understanding that your office is in possession of these public records and so a reasonable timeframe would be one or two hours; please do not delay. __RequesterName__
__RequesterEmailAddress__

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