NJ A2567

Foreign corporations providing electronic communication or remote computing services must produce customer records within 5 business days when served with a New Jersey search warrant, court order, or subpoena, including records revealing customer identity, stored data, service usage, and communication content

Courts may require faster production if delay would cause adverse results such as danger to life, flight from prosecution, destruction of evidence, or jeopardy to an investigation

New Jersey domestic corporations must comply with out-of-state search warrants, court orders, and subpoenas seeking similar customer information, treating them as if issued by New Jersey authorities

Corporations must provide affidavits verifying authenticity and accuracy of records produced, and those records are admissible as evidence under New Jersey Rules of Evidence

Violations constitute contempt of court with civil penalties of $10,000 to $50,000 per violation, and courts may suspend or revoke the violator's license, franchise, or privilege to do business in New Jersey