New Jersey S1941 exempts personal identifying information of minors from disclosure in public records and mandates redaction of such information.
New Jersey S1941 amends existing laws to protect the privacy of minors by exempting their personal identifying information from disclosure in public records. The bill mandates that any personal identifying information of a person under the age of 18 be redacted from government records before access is granted. This includes information such as names, addresses, social security numbers, and other personal details. The redacted information remains exempt from public disclosure unless specific exceptions apply, such as when the information is required by law or necessary for official duties.
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