New Jersey S3216 mandates federal law enforcement officers to display identification and state their name and agency when operating in the state.
New Jersey S3216, the "Transparency in Federal Law Enforcement Activities Act," requires federal law enforcement officers to display clearly visible identification and verbally state their name and agency when operating in the state. This applies when federal agents operate within the state or seek cooperation from state or local law enforcement agencies. The bill prohibits state or local law enforcement officers from assisting or participating in any law enforcement operation if federal agents do not comply with these identification requirements.
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