Prohibits disclosure of certain information of probation officers.
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Overview
This bill prohibits the disclosure of certain confidential information related to probation officers in New Jersey. Specifically, it restricts the release of records concerning their work, investigations, and personal information. The bill aims to protect the privacy and safety of probation officers and those under their supervision. It clarifies what information is considered confidential and outlines procedures for accessing government records, while also addressing specific types of records like criminal investigatory records and victim’s records.
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