New Jersey S2601, known as "Stephanie's Law," mandates the creation of a publicly-accessible domestic violence registry by the Administrative Office.

New Jersey S2601, or "Stephanie's Law," requires the Administrative Office of the Courts to establish and maintain a publicly-accessible domestic violence Internet registry. This registry will include individuals convicted of domestic violence crimes, those with final restraining orders against them, and those found guilty of contempt of a restraining order. The registry will contain personal information such as names, aliases, physical descriptions, photographs, vehicle details, and last known addresses. Law enforcement officers must check this registry during arrests.

New Jersey S2601, known as "Stephanie's Law," mandates the creation of a publicly-accessible domestic violence registry by the Administrative Office.

New Jersey S2601, or "Stephanie's Law," requires the Administrative Office of the Courts to establish and maintain a publicly-accessible domestic violence Internet registry. This registry will include individuals convicted of domestic violence crimes, those with final restraining orders against them, and those found guilty of contempt of a restraining order. The registry will contain personal information such as names, aliases, physical descriptions, photographs, vehicle details, and last known addresses. Law enforcement officers must check this registry during arrests.