NJ A5905

Requires county prosecutors or law enforcement to immediately notify the State Parole Board Chairman when a person charged with violating a domestic violence restraining order is currently serving parole supervision

Mandates the domestic violence central registry maintained by the Administrative Office of the Courts to indicate whether a person in the registry is currently serving parole supervision

Grants the State Parole Board access to the domestic violence central registry to determine whether parolees are subject to restraining orders or have been charged with violating such orders

Requires the State Parole Board to search the domestic violence central registry before releasing an inmate on parole, and to notify the courts if the inmate is subject to a restraining order so the registry can reflect their parolee status

Directs the Administrative Office of the Courts and State Parole Board to develop a data sharing system within one year for exchanging domestic violence registry and parole information