New Jersey S4645 prohibits private use of automated license plate readers and regulates government use, including installation, data retention, and.
New Jersey S4645 establishes strict regulations on the use of automated license plate readers (ALPR) by both private individuals and government entities. The bill prohibits private individuals and entities from installing, using, or accessing ALPRs and mandates the immediate removal and deletion of any existing ALPRs and data. Government entities, including the Division of State Police and local law enforcement agencies, are permitted to use ALPRs for specific purposes such as regulating parking facilities, controlling access to secured areas, and collecting electronic tolls.
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