New Jersey S2121 prohibits disclosure of personal information of health care workers who are victims of assault by patients or residents.
New Jersey S2121 aims to protect the personal information of health care workers who are victims of assault by patients or residents. The bill prohibits the disclosure of the name, address, and identity of these victims in any public record, including indictments, complaints, or other documents. This protection applies if the victim is a health care worker employed by a licensed facility, a licensed health care professional, or a direct care worker at certain state institutions.
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