Daniel's Law
A shorthand often used for privacy and public-record protections designed to reduce address exposure for covered judges, prosecutors, law-enforcement personnel, and other eligible people.
Full definition
Daniel's Law commonly refers to New Jersey's targeted judicial-safety protections and, informally, to similar protections in other jurisdictions. Eligibility, covered information, request routes, deadlines, exemptions, and enforcement are jurisdiction-specific; a state or federal rule should not be treated as a universal data-broker deletion right. The federal Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act is a separate federal protection for covered federal judges and certain family members. Verify the current official text and eligibility before relying on any deadline or remedy.
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