Prohibits sharing automated license plate reader information for interstate investigation concerning reproductive health care services that are legal in NJ.

Summary

The bill bars anyone who operates, manages, or accesses automated license‑plate‑reader (ALPR) information from sharing that data with another state if it will be used to investigate or punish people for reproductive health care that is legal in New Jersey. It also requires any out‑of‑state law‑enforcement agency to provide a written promise that the data will not be used for such investigations. Violations are subject to civil fines of up to $1,000 for a first offense and $5,000 for subsequent offenses.

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