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………2Colorado Seeks Limit OnPolice Seizure Of Assets……2Connecticut Stiffens PenaltiesFor Domestic Abuse…………2New Hampshire Raises AgeFor Youths Tried As Adults.3FBI Cyber InvestigatorsTarget Child Pornography....3IACP Leader Wants FBI ToHelp On Traditional Crime..4Bush Alters Border Control.4  \nLEGISLATION  \nHouse Wants To Grant $120MTo Combat Meth Crimes..…4  \nIN THE COURTS  \nJustices Hear Arguments ForDrug Testing In Schools .……59th Circuit Blocks DE……5Vermont Limits Phone Tap..5  \nACROSS THE STATES  \nAlaska,Arkansas,California..5Colorado,Idaho,Illinois……6Iowa,Kansas,Mississippi.6New Jersey,Pennsylvania...7Virginia,West Virginia……7  \nFUNDING  \nAnti-Crime Grants HelpSeniors And Youth…………7  \nCRIMECONTROL  \n# New Jersey Embarks On $100 MillionCampaign To Improve Police Training\n\nNew Jersey Gov.James E.McGreevey wants to spend $100 million over the next four years toupgrade training facilities for state and local police and another $66 million for counter-terrorism.  \nSince the Sept.11 terrorist at- tacks,the governor said it has be-come clear that training facilitiesand training programs for recruitsand experienced officers need toundergo substantial enhancements.  \nAlthough New Jersey revenuecollections have fallen in recentmonths,the governor said the needfor better police training overridesany temporary budget concerns.  \n“We are dedicating $100 mil-lion over the next four years to cre-ate a state-of-the-art administrationand training facility for state po-lice,\"McGreevey said in sendinghis budget message to the legisla-ture.Spending proposals cover thefiscal year that starts July 1.  \nThe governor said he wants toimprove the State Police trainingacademy at Sea Girt in MonmouthCounty or build a new training cen-ter next to the State Police head-quarters in Mercer County.  \nMcGreevey also plans threehigh-tech regional training centersfor troopers and local police.  \nNew Jersey would also allocate$66 million for homeland security.  \n“This includes funding for thenewly created Office of CounterTerrorism,under the Attorney Gen-eral,which will be responsible for a comprehensive strategy to preventand mitigate terrorist attacks in NewJersey,and coordinate with federaland local law enforcement agen-cies,\"McGreevey said.  \n\"We must provide our law en-forcement agencies with the toolsthey need and deserve,\"McGreeveysaid.\"The training centers will pro-vide all law enforcement officerswith uniform,coordinated educationand training through the utilizationof modernized and state-of-the-arttechnology.\"  \nMcGreevey said the new facili-ties are needed to train state troop-ers in counter-terrorism andcombating bioterrorism.He alsosaid his initiative would improvecommunications between police andhealth officials to prepare for theevent of a biological attack.  \nVeteran troopers and local offi-cers would receive advanced train-ing in such areas as leadership,hightechnology,criminal justice andlaw.Training would include the lat-est FBI techniques.  \nThe State Troopers NCO Asso-ciation threw its support behind thegovernor's proposal,noting that thelast new facility built in the statewas in the 1970s.  \n## PUSH BEGINS TO ALTERPRESCRIPTION DRUGS\n\nMaine Attorney General StevenRowe opened a campaign to try toconvince other state attorneys gen-eral to press pharmaceutical manu-facturers to change formulas tomake their medicines less addictive.  \nRowe raised the issue in Wash-ington when the National Associa-tion of Attorneys General conductedits spring meeting.  \nWhile OxyContin abuse is be-coming one of Maine's most seriousdrug threats,Rowe said the problemextends to other states and otherprescription medicines as well  \nRowe said trafficking in pre-scription medicines could be re-duced if manufacturers would helplaw enforcement through alterationsof their chemical formulas.  \nMaine's attorney general saidthe states should press federal regu-lators to join 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