New Jersey A319, the "End Crimes to Clicks Act," limits disclosure of body worn camera recordings under the State's open public records law.

New Jersey A319, known as the "End Crimes to Clicks Act," restricts the disclosure of body worn camera recordings under the State's open public records act (OPRA). These recordings are exempt from public disclosure unless the requester is a subject of the recording or the legal next of kin if the subject is deceased. The bill defines "body worn camera" as a mobile audio and video recording system worn by a law enforcement officer and "subject of the body worn camera recording" as any law enforcement officer, suspect, victim, detainee, conversant, injured party, or other similarly situated.

New Jersey A319, the "End Crimes to Clicks Act," limits disclosure of body worn camera recordings under the State's open public records law.

New Jersey A319, known as the "End Crimes to Clicks Act," restricts the disclosure of body worn camera recordings under the State's open public records act (OPRA). These recordings are exempt from public disclosure unless the requester is a subject of the recording or the legal next of kin if the subject is deceased. The bill defines "body worn camera" as a mobile audio and video recording system worn by a law enforcement officer and "subject of the body worn camera recording" as any law enforcement officer, suspect, victim, detainee, conversant, injured party, or other similarly situated.