NJ A5071

Allows "covered persons" under Daniel's Law (active, former, or retired judges, law enforcement officers, child protective investigators, prosecutors, and their household family members) to list a post office box or alternate address instead of their home address on driver's licenses and identification cards

Requires covered persons to have an approved application for address redaction or nondisclosure from the Director of the Office of Information Privacy before using an alternate address on their license or ID

Clarifies that identification cards issued by the Motor Vehicle Commission must contain the applicant's street address, with the same exceptions that currently apply to driver's licenses

Maintains existing exceptions allowing victims of stalking, sexual assault, or domestic violence to use alternate addresses on their licenses and IDs

Amends P.L.1989, c.326 (C.39:3-9b) to create consistency between Daniel's Law privacy protections and Motor Vehicle Commission address disclosure requirements