New Jersey A4373 mandates immediate public reporting of bias incidents and facilitates public information sharing for prosecution.
New Jersey A4373 requires the Attorney General to make information about bias incidents public within 24 hours on the Department of Law and Public Safety website. It also mandates county prosecutors to post similar information on their websites. The bill facilitates public information sharing by detailing how to contact authorities with relevant information. It defines a bias incident as a suspected or confirmed offense directed against a person or group based on characteristics such as race, religion, or gender.
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