Expands "Daniel's Law" to prohibit disclosure of personal information concerning court administrators and deputy court administrators.
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Overview
This bill expands "Daniel's Law" in New Jersey to specifically prohibit the disclosure of personal information, such as home addresses and phone numbers, concerning court administrators and deputy court administrators. It builds upon existing protections by adding these officials to the list of individuals whose information is shielded from public access. The law aims to safeguard the privacy and security of these public officials by preventing their personal details from being shared.
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Joseph Cryan
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