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

A new bill in New Jersey proposes expanding Daniel's Law, which allows police and judges to shield their personal information from public disclosure, to include out-of-state officials.
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.
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