New Jersey A1648 establishes a public, searchable database of traffic stop information by state and local law enforcement officers.
New Jersey A1648 mandates the Attorney General to create and maintain a central, searchable database of information from traffic stops conducted by state and local law enforcement officers. The database will include details such as the number of drivers stopped, the officers involved, the dates and locations of the stops, the reasons for the stops, and whether a search, citation, or arrest resulted. It will also record the race, age, and gender of drivers, the type of search conducted, and any contraband found.
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