A 4290
Establishes right to record law enforcement activity under certain circumstances.
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Bill overview
This bill, the "New Jerseyans’ Right to Monitor Act," establishes a person’s right to record law enforcement activity under certain circumstances. It defines key terms like "law enforcement activity" and "law enforcement officer." Individuals have the right to maintain custody of recordings and any equipment used, but the bill prohibits interfering with law enforcement or obstructing legal functions. It also outlines potential legal remedies for unlawful interference with recording activities.
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Primary sponsor
Shanique Speight
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