Expands "Daniel's Law" to prohibit disclosure of personal identifying information of victim support advocates and victim support care providers.
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Overview
This bill expands "Daniel’s Law" to protect the personal identifying information of victim support advocates and care providers in New Jersey. It prohibits the disclosure of their names, addresses, and phone numbers to the public, media, or other unauthorized parties. This measure aims to safeguard these professionals and ensure they can provide support to victims without fear of harassment or harm. The bill also clarifies existing protections and addresses specific situations, such as news media reporting.
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Nicholas Scutari
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