Even if a denied Open Public Records Act request is made in connection with a proceeding pending before a state administrative agency whose final decisions are reviewable in the Appellate Division, it is the Law Division rather than the Appellate Division which, as a matter of cognizability and allocation of the court's business, should initially entertain the OPRA application, and this matter is remanded to the trial court.
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