Redefines covered person under Daniel's Law protection to include persons employed in other states.
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This bill expands the protections offered under Daniel’s Law in New Jersey to include individuals who are employed in states other than New Jersey but are victims of domestic violence. Currently, Daniel’s Law primarily protects residents of New Jersey. This change aims to provide broader support and legal recourse for victims of domestic violence who may be working out of state while still experiencing abuse. The legislation seeks to ensure these individuals have access to the same legal protections as those residing within New Jersey.
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