NJ bill would again expand law that allows cops, judges to shield personal info

Daniel’s Law allows judges and cops in New Jersey to shield their personal information from public disclosure. A new bill would make out-of-state officials eligible.

By: Nikita Biryukov

Outlets: New Jersey Monitor

Published: September 30, 2026

Words: 428

Last Updated: 2 weeks, 3 days ago

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Two New Jersey lawmakers want to expand Daniel’s Law to allow judges and law enforcement officials who work in other states to shield their personal information from public disclosure.

The bipartisan bill sponsored by Sens. Parker Space (R-Sussex) and Brian Stack (D-Hudson) would allow judges, police officers, and prosecutors from other states to request personal information like their addresses not be shared by governments or private firms.

The bill was spurred …

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