NJ S2626

Amends New Jersey's invasion of privacy statute (N.J.S.A.2C:14-9) to establish that consent to being photographed, filmed, or recorded in a sexual or nude manner does not include or imply consent to disclosure of that image

Requires consent for disclosure to be strictly construed and limited only to the express purpose for which consent was obtained

Creates a legal distinction between two separate acts requiring separate consent: (1) the taking/recording of an intimate image and (2) the subsequent disclosure of that image

Addresses current law gap where consent to being photographed could be interpreted as waiving restrictions on later disclosure of the images

Takes effect immediately upon enactment and applies to third-degree disclosure crimes carrying fines up to $30,000