Expands "Daniel's Law" to prohibit disclosure of personal information of members of NJ Legislature.
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Overview
This bill, known as "Daniel's Law," expands protections for members of the New Jersey Legislature by prohibiting the disclosure of their personal information, such as home addresses and phone numbers. It builds upon existing legislation to safeguard legislators from harassment and potential harm. The bill clarifies who can request redactions or nondisclosure of this information and establishes penalties for reckless violations of the privacy protections.
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Joseph Cryan
Robert Singer
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