S.2626

Clarifies that consent to being photographed or filmed does not include consent to disclosure of the image.

New Jersey S2626 amends the invasion of privacy statute to clarify that consent to being photographed, filmed, or recorded does not imply consent to the disclosure of the image. The bill specifies that consent to disclosure is strictly limited to the express purpose for which it was obtained. It also addresses the illegality of observing or recording someone in private dressing stalls without consent and outlines exceptions for law enforcement and legal proceedings.