New Jersey S2051 mandates law enforcement officers to assess and assist domestic violence victims at risk.
New Jersey S2051 requires law enforcement officers to conduct a danger assessment of domestic violence victims to determine if they are in immediate need of services. The assessment uses an objective, standardized, and evidence-based instrument approved by the Attorney General. If the assessment indicates an elevated risk of serious bodily injury or death, officers must notify the victim and facilitate immediate assistance through a domestic crisis team or other services.
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