Requires AOC to provide law enforcement agencies immediate access to domestic violence central registry.
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Overview
This bill aims to improve public safety by ensuring that law enforcement agencies in New Jersey receive immediate access to the state’s Domestic Violence Central Registry. Currently, there may be delays in providing this critical information, potentially hindering responses to domestic violence situations. The bill mandates that the Attorney General’s Office (AOC) swiftly share this registry data with law enforcement when a domestic violence incident occurs. This will allow officers to be better informed and take appropriate action to protect victims and prevent further harm.
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