A New Jersey mall being sued over the shooting death of a lawyer during a carjacking failed to convince the judge that surveillance videos sought in discovery should be kept from public disclosure.
Essex County Superior Court Judge James Rothschild Jr. refused Nov. 6 to grant a protective order that would shield security footage taken last Dec. 15, when Dustin Friedland, 30, was fatally shot in the parking lot of the Mall at Short Hills by gunmen who then drove off in his Range Rover SUV.
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