New Jerseyans’ Right to Monitor Act allows citizens to record law enforcement activity under certain conditions.
The New Jerseyans’ Right to Monitor Act establishes the right for citizens to record law enforcement activity, provided they are not under arrest or in custody. It defines "law enforcement activity" as any activity performed by an officer in the course of their duties. The bill allows individuals to maintain custody and control of their recordings and related equipment. It prohibits law enforcement officers from interfering with the recording process, including preventing, threatening, or arresting individuals for recording.
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