New Jersey S255 requires law enforcement disciplinary records to be accessible as government records and mandates their retention for specific.
New Jersey S255 mandates that disciplinary records of law enforcement officers be accessible as government records, promoting transparency. The bill specifies that these records must be retained for a minimum of 20 years, except for video and audio recordings from body-worn cameras, which must be kept for at least five years if not part of a criminal, juvenile, or disciplinary investigation or civil action.
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